Computational Thinking/Design Thinking

Computational Thinking is a _________________________ process.

• programming

• design

• constructionist

• problem-solving

Teaching Computational thinking requires computers or other similar technologies.

• True

• False

Which of the following is NOT a technological advance that is driving change?

• Increased connection provided by the Internet.

• Increased Internet speeds.

• Anywhere access via mobile connections.

• Increased quantity of data that is collected and shared.

A $1000 computer in 2020 has the processing power of

• All computers created prior to 1980

• One human Brain

• 100 human brains

• 10,000 computers from the 1990's

Which of these skills do students need to be successful?

• Communication

• Critical Thinking

• Creativity

• Collaboration

Computational Thinking equals critical thinking skills plus ________________

• the power of computing

• global collaboration

• artistic creativity

• worldwide communication

______________________________ provides a shared vocabulary and framework for unifying teachers' efforts.

• Critical thinking

• Design thinking

• Computational thinking

• Collaborative thinking

Computational thinking can be a powerful addition to which of these subjects?

• Math

• Science

• Humanities

• Computing

What is the first step in computational thinking?

• Pattern recognition

• Decomposition

• Algorithm design

• Abstraction

Finding similarities and differences between parts of a problem is known as ____________.

• Pattern recognition

• Decomposition

• Algorithm design

• Abstraction