Big Idea 1: Creative Development

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What is programming described as in the lecture notes?

A collaborative and creative process that brings ideas to life through software development.

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What are software development processes typically requiring from students?

Students often need to work together in teams.

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At what stages can collaboration occur in software development?

Collaboration can occur in planning, designing, or testing (debugging) parts of the development process.

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Define computing innovation as mentioned in the lecture notes.

A computing innovation uses a computer program to take in data, transform data, and output data.

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What are examples of physical computing innovations?

Robots, Tablets, smart tech.

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What are examples of non-physical computing innovations?

Social Media, Video Games.

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What is pair programming?

A technique where two people share one computer and take turns coding.

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What is program purpose in the context of software?

It refers to what a program is designed to do, like solving problems or enabling creative expression.

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Define 'program inputs'.

Pieces of data (visual, auditory, touch, etc.) that a computer takes in and processes.

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What does 'program output' refer to?

The data that the computer returns, similar types as inputs.

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How does Moore's Law influence computing technology?

Moore's Law states that the number of transistors on a microchip doubles approximately every two years, reducing costs.

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How can collaboration enhance programming according to the notes?

It leads to skill enhancement, increased efficiency, and personal growth among team members.

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What is meant by resource sharing in collaboration?

Combining different resources and talents from individuals enhances the quality and scope of projects.

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What is the iterative development process?

A process that involves stages of investigating, designing, prototyping, and testing in software development.

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What does collaborative learning enable?

It allows students to work in pairs or small groups to discuss concepts and find solutions.

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Define collaboration tools as per the notes.

Tools that allow students and teachers to exchange resources effectively.

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How does collaboration impact product development?

The collective experience of a group leads to more creative solutions and innovations.

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What are logic errors in programming?

Errors that occur due to flaws in the algorithm, causing unintended results.

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What is a common example of a syntax error?

Attempting to use a variable that is not defined, as in case-sensitive issues.

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What triggers a runtime error?

Operations such as division by zero or accessing invalid array indices during program execution.

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What is the main function of program documentation?

To provide a detailed description of the program's functionality and development process.

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Name one method of investigation in program design.

User interviews to gather insights about user needs.

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What is the purpose of feedback loops in software design?

To collect feedback from users on initial designs and make necessary adjustments.

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Describe what a code segment is.

A collection of program statements that perform a specific task within a larger program.

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What are the benefits of program documentation?

Helps with memory, collaboration support, and facilitates future changes or debugging.

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What is meant by 'comments' in programming?

Non-executable text within the code that explains functions, variables, and algorithms.

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What is an error resulting from dividing a number by zero called?

A runtime error.

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Explain the purpose of the design process in software development.

To thoroughly investigate user requirements and technical constraints before programming.

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What does the term 'abstraction' mean in programming contexts?

It allows users to interact with software without needing to know the underlying details.

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How can collaboration aid in debugging?

A fresh perspective can help identify errors that the original programmer may overlook.

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What is the relationship between computing and fields like healthcare and the arts?

Computing enhances functionality, aids in modeling real-world scenarios and promotes creativity.

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What does the term 'incremental development process' refer to?

It involves breaking a software project into smaller increments, developing and testing each before proceeding.

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How is collaborative learning described?

Learning that occurs peer-to-peer or in larger groups.

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What tools can support remote collaboration?

Google Docs, Zoom, and Slack.

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What is the role of user market research in program design?

To analyze similar applications and understand common features and user expectations.

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What are some examples of program inputs?

Keyboard typing, mouse click, sensor data.

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Explain a major drawback of not collaborating with subject experts in technology development.

Lack of insight into specific needs can result in an ineffective product.

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What is the benefit of using collaboration tools in education?

They facilitate resource exchange based on task requirements.