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Cards (24)

  • Problem- obstacle, hurdle, difficulty or challenge, or any situation that needs to be removed or solved
  • Problem Solving - process to solve different types of problems. The goal of problem solving is to get the desired result in a short and perfect manner.
  • Problem Statement - concise description of the problem to be solved. It is a good idea to state a problem before trying to solve it.
  • Problem statement - short, clear explanation of an issue or challenge that sums up what you want to change
  • Clarity and Decision - should clearly articulate the issue or challenge that needs to be addressed.
  • Clarity and Decision - Clear and specific
  • Input - we give to the computer as raw material to solve the problem
  • Input - can be extracted from the present situation of the problem statement.
  • Output - result which is obtained by processing the input data
  • Output - the change or improvement in the situation or behaviour and the target or goal, one is aiming for the problem solution
  • Processing Requirements - performing actions or operations on input data to achieve the desired goals and find the solution to the problem
  • Algorithm - sequence of activities to be processed for getting desired output from a given input
  • Algorithm - formula or set of steps for solving a particular problem
  • Variablles - names you give to computer memory locations which are used to store values in a computer program
  • Flowcharting - Process of pictorial illustration for solving a problem.
  • Flowcharting - tool for analyzing processes.
  • Flowchart - represents a process, showing the steps as symbols , and their order by connecting them with arrows.
  • Flowchart - finding the solution of a problem and facilitate in showing the input, process and output of the problem.
  • Flowchart - represent a flow of data
  • Process - Internal operations
  • Connector - avoid flowline intersection
  • Input/Output - input/output operation
  • Decision - ask questions
  • Preparation - Initialization