Computational Thinking Principles Flashcards

A problem-solving approach that involves breaking down problems, identifying patterns, and creating step-by-step solutions.

The process of removing unnecessary details to focus on the essential features of a problem.

To simplify complex problems by ignoring irrelevant details and concentrating on what is important.

Breaking down a complex problem into smaller, more manageable parts.

To make solving a problem easier by tackling smaller, simpler sub-problems.

A logical way of getting from the problem to the solution by creating a step-by-step process.

To create clear, efficient, and repeatable instructions for solving a problem.

Helps to reduce complexity and makes it easier to understand and solve problems.

Allows different parts of a problem to be solved independently and potentially by different people.

Ensures solutions are logical, efficient, and can be automated or implemented by a computer.