Thinking Procedurally (OCR A-Level Computer Science): Quizzes

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Components of a Problem in Computational Thinking
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What does computational thinking involve?

Breaking problems into smaller parts

Why identify components of a problem?

To clarify what needs solving

What are components of a solution?

Steps/modules that solve the problem

What should you identify when understanding a problem statement?

Inputs, processes, expected outputs

When breaking down a problem, what should be identified?

Constraints or conditions

In the quiz system example, which is a problem component?

Score calculation

What are inputs in solution components?

Data/information the system requires

What should each module or function do?

Handle a specific task

What does calculateScore() do in the quiz system?

Computes user's score from answers

What do structure charts show?

Hierarchy of modules/components

What are flowcharts useful for visualising?

Sequence of operations

What is a common mistake in problem-solving?

Focusing on implementation too early

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