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problem solving process
Define
what problem are you trying to solve
what are your constants
what does success look like?
Prepare
Brainstorm/research possible solutions
compare pros and cons
make a plan
try
put your plan into action
Reflect
how do your results compare to the goals you set while defining the problem.
how can you learn from this?
what new problems have you discovered?
4 basic functions of a computer
- input, we use our 5 senses
- storage, our brains
- process, memory
- output, verbal/ not verbal info
HTML tags
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what is data?
its information that we collect about the world
discrete data and continuos data
it cannot be broken down into fractions or decimals, can only take on integer values and it is typically things counted in whole numbers
continuos: can be broken down into fractions and decimals, is measured, can take on any value
qualitative data and quantitative data
qualitative: descriptions in words of whats being observed.They are based on some quality of an observation such as color,odor, or texture.
quantitative: numeric measurements the data are objective they are the same no matter who measures them. they include measurments such as mass, volume, temperature, distance, concentration, time or frequency
how do you collect data?
- create a survey question
- decide on a few choices
- survey a group of people, record your result with tally marks.
What is a pictogram?
A chart that uses pictures to represent data
New tags
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Digital footprint
the collected info about an individual across multiple websites on the internet
Deciding whats credible
Credible is like something you can trust
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paragraph
dimple head dimple
heading
H1-H6
makes the words bigger
closing tabs
closing tabs have a / inside the dimple
