The structure of Computational thinking | Unit Quiz 1

1 Radio (4 points)
Describe the calculation with "Great computational principles", the benefits of which do not include ()
A. Identify new ways to solve problems
B. Emphasizing the use of information rather than creating knowledge
C. Providing new ways to understand physical, social or other phenomena
D. Enhancing creativity and innovation capacity

Correct answer: B

2 Radio (4 points)
Denning, former president of ACM, has divided the principles of calculation into 5 categories, namely () in the great principles of computing.
A. Computing, communication, collaboration, automation, memory
B. Computing, abstraction, collaboration, design, memory
C. Abstraction, communication, collaboration, automation, memory
D. Assessment, communication, collaboration, automation, memory

Correct answer: A

3 Radio (4 points)
Denning, former president of ACM, added the following two categories of computational principles to the article "Beyond computational thinking", resulting in 7 great computational principles. （ ）
A. Abstraction, evaluation
B. Assessment, design
C. Design, abstraction
D. Abstraction, automation

Correct answer: B

4 Radio (4 points)
The computational thinking representation system gives 42 core concepts, which belong to the automation category ()
A. Synchronization, concurrency, parallelism, events, services
B. Decomposition, compounding, compromise, reliability, security, reusability
C. Computational models, computable, computational complexity
D. Algorithms, procedures, iteration, recursion, heuristic strategy, stochastic strategy, intelligent

Correct answer: D

5 Multi-choice (4 points)
Denning, former president of ACM, gave the two negatives to Professor Zhou Yijien's computational Thinking in the article "Beyond Computational Thinking" ()
A. Computational thinking does not solve the cognitive misunderstanding of "Computer science = Program Design"
B. Computational thinking does not adequately represent the characteristics of computer science
C. Computational thinking does not reflect the unique design and evaluation of computer science two characteristics
D. Computational thinking is not a unique feature of computer science

Correct answer: B, D