Week 2 & Week 3 Review

What is computational thinking?

• Studying how computers work

• working as a coder

• A method of approaching complex problems through the use of skills rather than knowledge

• thinking like a computer

What are data?

• Numbers

• surveys you give people

• a driver's license

• science experiments

Which is an example of where data is found:

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Data trails are data collected about us as individuals that could be used to see the _________ in our personal lives.

You can represent data by creating a _______

How can you collect data?

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How many computational thinking skills are there?

• 7

• 8

• 6

• 9

Fostering an Inclusive Environment is:

• Working with others to understand the problem

• Focus on key components and filter out unnecessary details.

• Encouraging alternative solutions and promoting inclusivity

• Identify and correct errors within the instructions you made to get an effective and realistic solution.

Debugging and evaluating data is:

• Identifying and correcting errors within the instructions you made to get an effective and realistic solution

• Create and follow a step-by-step procedure that can be used by others

• Working with others to understand the problem

• Encourage alternative solutions and promote inclusivity 

Algorithmic thinking is:

• Encourage alternative solutions and promote inclusivity

• Creating and following a step-by-step procedure that can be used by others

• Focus on key components and filter out unnecessary details.

• Identify and correct errors within the instructions you made to get an effective and realistic solution