Algorithmic ThinkingThe Key for Understanding Computer Science
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  Zu finden in: Informatics Education - The Bridge between Using and Understanding Computers (Seite 159 bis 168), 2006
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Zusammenfassungen
We show that algorithmic thinking is a key ability in informatics that can be developed independently from learning programming. For this purpose we use problems that are not easy to solve but have an easily understandable problem definition. A proper
visualization of these problems can help to understand the basic concepts connected with algorithms: correctness, termination, efficiency, determinism, parallelism, etc. The presented examples were used by the author in a pre-university course, they may also be used in secondary schools to help understanding some concepts of computer science.
Von Gerald Futschek im Konferenz-Band Informatics Education - The Bridge between Using and Understanding Computers im Text Algorithmic Thinking (2006) 
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