P2 Algorithms in Our Daily Lives (Hybrid Class)

What is an algorithm?

• A programming language used for coding.

• A type of computer hardware.

• A random guess for a solution.

• An algorithm is a step-by-step procedure for solving a problem.

Can you name a daily routine that is like an algorithm?

• Evening routine

• Monthly budget review

• Weekend plans

• Morning routine

How do you brush your teeth step by step?

• Only brush the front surfaces of your teeth.

• Brush your teeth without toothpaste for one minute.

• Rinse your mouth with water before brushing.

• Brush your teeth by wetting the toothbrush, applying toothpaste, and brushing all surfaces of your teeth for two minutes.

What do you do first when you wake up in the morning?

• Go for a run

• Check social media

• Make breakfast

• Turn off the alarm clock

How do you get ready for school?

• Go to school without a bag

• Wake up, get dressed, have breakfast, and pack your bag.

• Watch TV instead of getting ready

• Sleep in and skip breakfast

What is the last thing you do before going to bed?

• Leave the TV on

• Read a book

• Turn off electronic devices and lights.

• Take a shower

Can you think of an algorithm for making a sandwich?

• Make a sandwich by layering ingredients between two slices of bread.

• Fry the bread in oil before serving.

• Blend all ingredients into a smoothie.

• Toast the bread and serve it plain.

How do you tie your shoes in steps?

• Use a clip to secure the laces without tying.

• Cross the laces, make a loop, wrap, and pull through.

• Wrap the laces around your wrist and pull tight.

• Tie the laces in a knot and leave them untied.

What is an example of an algorithm when you play a game?

• Dijkstra's Algorithm

• Minimax algorithm

• A* Search Algorithm

• Bubble Sort

Why do we use algorithms in our daily life?

• We use algorithms to solve problems efficiently and improve daily tasks.

• Algorithms are primarily for scientific research.

• We use algorithms to create art and music.

• Algorithms are only used in computer programming.