Mathematical and Computational Thinking

How many thought processes does the idea of computational and mathematical thinking encompass?

• 4
• 2
• 6
• 8

Where can mathematical and computational thinking be used?

• In math and computer science only
• In only the applied sciences and mathematics
• In any academic and non-academic area
• Only in academic settings

This aspect of computational thinking requires the thinker to break down the larger concept or problem.

• Decomposition
• Pattern Recognition
• Abstraction
• Algorithm Development

Examining the image found here: 
To what part of mathematical and computational thinking does this picture apply?

• Decomposition
• Pattern Recognition
• Abstraction
• Algorithm Development

True or False: The thinking methods that makes up Mathematical and Computational Thinking are clearly delineated and separated methods.

• True
• False