Computational

Thinking
Computational thinking is an interrelated set
of skills and practices for solving complex
problems, a way to learn topics in many
disciplines, and a necessity for fully
participating in a computational world.

This broad problem-solving technique includes four

elements: decomposition, pattern recognition,
abstraction and algorithms. There are a variety of
ways that students can practice and hone their
computational thinking, well before they try computer
programming.
 Decomposition Pattern Recognition

Breaking down the

Looking for similarities
problem into smaller and
within the problems.
more parts.

Abstraction Algorithm Design

Only focus on the important

Develope a step by
information,ignore irrelevant
details. step process.
Performance
Task in ICT
SUBMITTED BY: Julienne S. Miranda
SUBMITTED TO: Ma'am Wenith De Asis
4 ELEMENTS OF COMPUTATIONAL
THINKING
 Problem:

You have two

(2) performance task's that are due
tommorow, one is ict and one is science. What
will you do to finish them in time while sleeping
early?

 The first thing you should do is find the hardest

subject to work on, then if you alot of free time, do
it right away so you can be done immedietly, or do
the easiest one if you have busy schedules so that
it can be done quickly.
If your a person who always use their phone try to
limit your time on it. Just so, focus only on the
performance your doing. If so, find someone that can
help you with your pt, so that its faster and much
easier for you.
 Firstly is try to remember the topics you,ve learn
and type it on word or powerpoint ( depends on
what way your presenting it) its best to explain it
on your understanding. Secondly, try to focus on
what your doing dont let distractions distract you.
Lastly, add your finishing touches on your pt, try to
make it your efforting on it like add some designs
and make it more presentable, and save or print
your pt, then proceed to the next pt.
Decomposition:
Pattern Recognition:
Abstraction:
Algorithm Design: