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Computer Science Terms: Problem Solving, Hierarchy Charts, Divide-and-Conquer, Flowcharts, Quizzes of Introduction to Business Management

Various terms related to problem-solving and algorithm development in computer science. Topics include determining output and input, hierarchy charts, the divide-and-conquer method, flowcharts, algorithm structures, and pseudocode. Hierarchy charts help visualize the hierarchical structure of a program, while the divide-and-conquer method breaks down large problems into smaller ones. Flowcharts graphically depict logical steps to carry out a task, and algorithm structures include sequences, decisions, and looping.

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Download Computer Science Terms: Problem Solving, Hierarchy Charts, Divide-and-Conquer, Flowcharts and more Quizzes Introduction to Business Management in PDF only on Docsity! TERM 1 Sequence of steps to solve problems DEFINITION 1 determine output identify input determine process necessary to turn given input into desired output TERM 2 Hierarchy Chart DEFINITION 2 show how different parts of a program relate to each other in hierarchical structure decomposes big project into manageable modules AKA: structure charts, HIPO charts, top-down charts, VTOC charts TERM 3 Divide-and-conquer method DEFINITION 3 used in problem solving - taking large problems and breaking into smaller problems solving the small ones first breaks a problem down into modules OR algorithms TERM 4 Flowcharts DEFINITION 4 graphically depict logical steps to carry out a task and show how steps relate to each other TERM 5 Algorithm Structures DEFINITION 5 Sequence - follow instructures from one line to the next w/o skipping over lines Decision - if answer to question is "yes" one group of instructions is executed. If answer is "no" then another is executed Looping - series of instructions are executed over and over
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