In FUTSCHEK, Gerald. Algorithmic Thinking: The Key for Understanding Computer Science. In: MITTERMEIR, Roland. Informatics education: the bridge between using and understanding computers : International Con
Algorithmic thinking skills are essential for students as they provide a structured approach to problem-solving, enabling them to break down complex tasks into manageable steps. This skill is foundational in computer science but also applies broadly to many fields, encouraging logical reasoning, critical...
Algorithmic thinking is a key ability in computer science education. This paper presents a novel approach in conceiving a hybrid learning environment that combines digital games characteristics, Micro World, and algorithm animation principles. AlgoGames supports learner's first steps in algorithmic thinking...
This skill is becoming increasingly critical in a world that is constantly being reshaped by digital advancements, extending beyond computer science to become foundational for problem-solving, logical analysis, and creative thinking in various contexts [1], [6], [7], [8], [9]. In education,...
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The paper connects three research fields: machine behavior approach, psychoanalysis and anthropology of science. In the “Machine behavior: research perspectives” section, I argue that the behavior of AI systems cannot be studied only in a logical-mathematical or engineering perspective. We need to ...
1.1Definitions of computational thinking CT has been generally defined as “solving problems, designing systems and understanding of human behavior, using the fundamental concepts of computer science” (Wing,2006). Contributed by numerous research studies, the definition of CT can also be synthesized as...
While many think of algorithms as specific to computer science, at its core algorithmic thinking is defined by the use of analytical logic to solve problems. This logic extends far beyond the realm of computer science and into the wide and entertaining world of puzzles. In Algorithmic Puzzles, ...
Thinking about thinking Welcome to the LAB (which stands for LAB for the Algorithmic Brain), led byXaq Pitkow. We’re located atCarnegie Mellon University, in theNeuroscience Instituteand with affiliation to theDepartment of Machine Learningin theSchool of Computer Science. We aim to understand ...
In subject area: Computer Science Algorithmic Efficiency refers to the amount of time and memory required by an algorithm to solve a specific problem. It is standardized through computational complexity theory, which estimates an algorithm's efficiency based on its input size as a mathematical functio...