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Daily Note for August 26, 2026 Past Lesson

Today in class, we will study B1.1. 

This section focuses on developing your ability to trace flowcharts as a means of understanding algorithmic processes in programming. You will use standard flowchart symbols such as Start/End, Process, Decision, Input/Output, Connector, and Flowline to represent logical operations and control flow. By analyzing flowcharts, you will learn to track variable changes, follow execution paths, and accurately determine program output, reinforcing your understanding of how algorithms function step by step.
 

I will be closely monitoring your notetaking skills.


B1.1.1 Construct a problem specification.

B1.1.2 Describe the fundamental concepts of computational thinking.

B1.1.3 Explain how applying computational thinking to fundamental concepts is used to approach and solve problems in computer science.

B1.1.4 Trace flowcharts for a range of programming algorithms.

We use Lucid Chart for flowcharts (please create an account using your ASW email)