Problem Decomposition

What do you do when you decompose a problem?

• Break it down into smaller parts

• Build it up

• Fix it

• Bury it

Logic is...

• having no reason at all

• is addition

• good reasoning

• no use

An algorithm is...

• Series of instructions to carry out a task

• a kind of music

• is a plan

• is a programming language

What do you do when you use abstraction? (Select all that apply)

• You identify algorithms that may solve this problem

• You break a problem into smaller parts

• You get rid of unnecessary details

• You focus on required details

What are you doing when you are tinkering with a new program?

• Copying someone else

• Experimenting and finding out how it works

• Copying it

• Breaking it

An iteration is ...

• the repetition of a process

• nuclear energy

• doing something once

• the nation

During art class, I created 2 (a)   of a drawing.

Computer Programming is...

• A set of instructions to get the results you want

• A set of instructions just because

• A set of instructions

• Instructions

When you sequence something, you...

• Put them in order

• Cause confusion and delay.

• Cause a problem

• Put things in disarray

Which is NOT a programming statement?

• While

• If - Then

• If - Else

• Debugging