Uses "if...then" to tell computer how to select a step or to tell the sequence that should be executed

Repetition. One complete step of a loop, repeated until a certain condition is met

To do things in order, one after another. Executing the statement one at a time, often called linear

A simple diagram with symbols showing the "flow" of a process

Patterns that can emerge when data is transformed using computational tools

A process or set of rules to be followed in calculations or other problems solving operations

A set of problem-solving methods that involve expressing problems and their solutions in ways that a computer could execute..

Which of these blocks in Scratch allows you to get user input?

Which Scratch block allows a sound to play until the program finishes?

What is the reliability to access to information?

What is the certainty that information is accurate?

What is the ability to limit access to information to a certain set of users?

Which one of these ciphers requires a keyphrase in order to be solved?

Which of these languages is not a natural language?

Which of these languages is an artificial programming language?

Which of these steps is not a step in the Idea to Execution process?

What is the website for the online textbook for this Computer Science course?

Derived from the Greek word pseudes, or “lying, false,” pseudocode refers to a way of writing formal instructions in an informal manner that does not necessarily adhere to the grammatical rules and syntax of any particular language.

Being able to accomplish the same task in fewer steps is:

Items or projects that are created on the computer are called:

A collection of program statements that perform a specific tas when run by a computer is called a:

The period of history that we are approaching which prioritizes kuumba (creativity) is called: