Introduction In Problem Solving

The process of transforming

the description of a problem into a solution is called

• Problem Solving

• Problem Analysis

• Programming

• Algorithm

The first phase in problem solving is...

• Problem Analysis

• IPO Chart

• Design A Solution

• Documentation

Writing a program or instruction so the computer can follow in order to complete a task is called

• Programming

• Program

• Problem Solving

• Authoring

Identifying formulas or equation to be used in solving a problem is process that can be found in which phase/

• Problem Analysis

• Design A Solution

• Implementation/ Build The Program

• Testing and Verification

A list of steps, arranged in a specific logical order which, when executed, produces the solution for a problem is called...

• Algorithm

• Solution

• Pseudocode

• Flowchart

An Algorithm Must contain

• output

• Input

• User Instruction

• Lines

• Shapes

A Top-Down design/ approach is a common strategy used in solving a task.

The best description of the Top-Down design is...

• Identify the Major task first and then break it down to more basic task.

• Identify the Basic task first and then build it up to solve the Major task.

• Identify the task that is not important and remove it from the solution

• Identify the input first that is going to be needed to arrive at the solution

The Table used to organize the elements needed to build a solution is called...

• Input Process Output Table

• In And Out Table

• Algorithm

• Problem Solving Table

this ia a table that is commonly used in phase one of problem solving. What is written in column A

• Input

• Output

• Variables

• Data

this ia a table that is commonly used in phase one of problem solving. What is written in column B

• Input

• Output

• Variables

• Process