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Drawing Flowcharts to Represent Algorithms
Use standard flowchart symbols to represent the flow of an algorithm including decisions and loops.
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Computational Thinking: Decomposition, Abstraction and Patterns
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Apply decomposition, abstraction and pattern recognition to break down complex problems ready for computational solutions.
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- Spotting Patterns to Reuse SolutionsNot started yet
- Writing Algorithms in PseudocodeNot started yet
- Reading and Tracing Through PseudocodeNot started yet
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- Interpreting Flowcharts to Predict OutputNot started yet
Learning standards covered
CS-3General Certificate of Secondary Education (GCSE) · Computer-science · 10th GradeFollow and write algorithms to solve problems including sequence, selection and iteration, input, processing and output
CS-15General Certificate of Secondary Education (GCSE) · Computer-science · 10th GradeTake a systematic approach to problem solving including the use of decomposition and abstraction, and make use of conventions including pseudo code and flowcharts