Big Idea 1

Question 1

What does effective collaboration produce

Answer 1

Computing innovation that reflects the diversity of talents and perspectives of those who design it.

Question 2

Computing innovation

Answer 2

Physical, Non-physical computing software, and nonphysical computing concept.

Question 3

Interpersonal skills learnt through collaboration

Answer 3

Communication, consensus building, conflict resolution and negotiation.

Question 4

pair programming

Answer 4

One (driver) writes program code and teh other (observer, pointer, navigator) reviews each line as it’s typed.

Question 5

Think Pair Share

Answer 5

Think alone, pair to share ideas, and share your results with the class.

Question 6

Why to leave comments

Answer 6

Communicate to partner(s) / yourself.
Acknowledge code segments from other sources / media used from other sources.
Differentiate between partners.
Clarify the functionality of your code.

Question 6

Online tools

Answer 6

Repl.it, github, shared doc/folder

Question 7

Who should you ask for test runs

Answer 7

Family members or friends

Question 8

purpose of computing innovation

Answer 8

To solve problems / pursue interests through creative expression.

Question 9

what does the understanding of the purpose of innovation provide developers

Answer 9

It provides developers with an improved ability to develop computing innovation.

Question 10

Guiding questions for finding the prupose of a computing innovation

Answer 10

Why does it exist?
What problem(s) does it solve?
What does it allow for that wasn’t possible before?

Question 11

Computing innovations examples

Answer 11

App (games, socials, business)
Systems (e-commerce, clouds services, e-mail)
Physical device (computers, smartphones, wearable)

Question 12

program input

Answer 12

data sent to computer for processing by a program
they come from a user or other program

Question 13

forms of input / output

Answer 13

tactile, audio, visual, text

Question 14

how is an event generated

Answer 14

when a key is pressed, a mouse is clicked, a program is started or another defined action.

Question 15

event is associated and supplies

Answer 15

associated with action and supplies input data to program.

Question 16

inputs affect

Answer 16

output

Question 17

ouput

Answer 17

any data sent from a program to a device

Question 18

event

Answer 18

driven programming: program statements executed when triggered rather than through sequential flow of control

Question 19

depending on the event

Answer 19

the program jumps to a different code segment

Question 20

logic error

Answer 20

mistake in algorithm
program behaves unecpetadly

Question 21

syntax error

Answer 21

type or code doesn’t follow rules of language
program fails to run

Question 22

run-time error

Answer 22

program fails in the midst of running (called a bug)

Question 23

overflow error

Answer 23

the program is required to calculate something that’s outside of it’s defined range values.