Welcome to Labs! Quiz

What is the first step in the problem-solving design process shown in the diagram?

• Reflect

• Empathize

• Define

• Prepare

What is the final step in the problem-solving design process according to the diagram?

• Reflect

• Prepare

• Try

• Define

What two fields overlap in the Venn diagram shown in the image?

• Mathematics and Science

• Computational Thinking and Computer Science

• Biology and Chemistry

• Physics and Engineering

What does the term "Decomposition" refer to in computer science?

• Creating complex systems

• Simplifying problems into manageable parts

• Writing code for programs

• Designing computer hardware

What does "Pattern Recognition" help with in computer science?

• Speeding up computer performance

• Identifying and analyzing trends and patterns

• Simplifying complex equations

• Building physical computer components

What is the first step to get organized in the lab according to the instructions provided?

• Download a Google Doc as a PDF

• Sign out of all sites and clear data from browsers

• Fill out step one by clicking the provided link

• Complete Lab Evidence

What should you do after filling out step one for getting organized in the lab?

• Exit the lab

• Click Step-2 and begin working and uploading lab evidence

• Review Data and Digital Citizenship

• Sign in and warm up

What are some examples of evidence for Step 2 - Lab Evidence?

• PDF of Google Docs uploaded, Recordings, Videos, Screenshots, etc.

• Lab sign-in and warm-up

• Data and digital citizenship review

• Exit ticket and clean-up

What is the final step mentioned in the lab procedure?

• Review Data, Data Representation, and Society

• Step 3 - Submit all evidence and clean up

• Download a Google Doc as a PDF

• Fill out step one

What is necessary for a representation system to function optimally?

• It should be overly complex and difficult to understand.

• It should be adaptable and include essential elements.

• It should be rigid and unchangeable.

• It should rely on outdated methodologies.