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    Computational thinking (CT) is an essential problem solving process that can be used across all disciplines to develop computer applications and solve problems. CT involves breaking problems down into smaller parts, recognizing patterns in data, identifying general principles from these patterns, and developing step-by-step algorithms to solve problems. The key elements of CT are decomposition, pattern recognition, abstraction, and algorithm design.

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    Computational thinking (CT) is an essential problem solving process that can be used across all disciplines to develop computer applications and solve problems. CT involves breaking problems down into smaller parts, recognizing patterns in data, identifying general principles from these patterns, and developing step-by-step algorithms to solve problems. The key elements of CT are decomposition, pattern recognition, abstraction, and algorithm design.

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    Computational thinking (CT) is an essential problem solving process that can be used across all disciplines to develop computer applications and solve problems. CT involves breaking problems down into smaller parts, recognizing patterns in data, identifying general principles from these patterns, and developing step-by-step algorithms to solve problems. The key elements of CT are decomposition, pattern recognition, abstraction, and algorithm design.

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    COMPUTATIONAL THINKING

    COMPUTATIONAL THINKING (CT)


    • is a problem solving process that includes a number
    of characteristics and dispositions.

    • CT is essential to the development of computer


    applications, but it can also be used to support
    problem solving across all disciplines, including the
    humanities, math, and science.
    ELEMENTS OF
    COMPUTATIONAL THINKING
    ELEMENTS OF COMPUTATIONAL
    THINKING
    •Decomposition: Breaking down data,
    processes, or problems into smaller,
    manageable parts

    •Pattern Recognition: Observing patterns,


    trends, and regularities in data
    •Abstraction: Identifying the general principles
    that generate these patterns

    •Algorithm Design: Developing the step by step


    instructions for solving this and similar problems

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