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MODUL P1
1.1 Asas Pemikiran Komputasional
Standard
kandungan:
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Masa: 6 minggu
NOTA RUJUKAN
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Contoh 1:
hingga akhir
3. Ambil kira :
4. Kenal pasti pelaku dan tindakan dan perkara yang dilakukan dalam
setiap langkah
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1. Sediakan roti
- Jenis marjerin
: marjerin/mentega/butter
kekacang
- Pinggan kaca/plastic
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Contoh 1:
Penyelesaian
m asalah menggunakan Teknik Pengecaman Corak
Contoh :
dileraikan
a. Jenis roti
5. Oleh yang demikian, kita akan tahu cara untuk menghasilkan roti
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1. Sediakan roti
2. Sapukan marjerin pada roti
3. Sediakan inti sandwich
seperti berikut:
a. 1 tin sardin saiz besar dan perlu dimasak terlebih dahulu
b. 1 biji limau nipis
c. 2 labu bawang besar
d. 5 tangkai cili padi di hiris
- Jika suka pedas
e. 1 biji timun- di kupas dan hiris nipis
f. 1 ikat daun salad
g. 1 /4 sudu teh- lada sulah
h. 1 sudu besar minyak masak
i. garam secukupnya
1. Sediakan roti
.
2. Sapukan marjerin pada. roti
3. Sediakan inti sandwich seperti berikut:
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Rumusan :
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KEPERLUAN PERKAKASAN
1. Set Komputer
2. Kertas Mahjong
3. Pen Marker
4. Blue tack
KEPERLUAN PERISIAN
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AKTIVITI 1 (INDIVIDU)
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PENILAIAN 1
PENILAIAN 2
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PENILAIAN 3
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Rujukan:
Computers can be used to help us solve problems. However, before a problem can be tackled, the
problem itself and the ways in which it could be solved need to be understood.
Computational thinking allows us to do this.
Computational thinking allows us to take a complex problem, understand what the problem is and
develop possible solutions. We can then present these solutions in a way that a computer, a human, or
both, can understand.
is recognised as a key skill set for all 21st century learners whether they intend to
Computational thinking
continue with Computing Science or not. It involves a set of thinking practices through which to view
the world:
seeing a problem and its solution at many levels of detail (abstraction);
thinking about tasks as a series of steps (algorithms);
understanding that solving a large problem will involve breaking it down into a set of smaller problems (decomposition);
appreciating that a new problem is likely to be related to other problems the learner has already solved (pattern
recognition);
realising that a solution to a problem may be used to solve a whole range of related problems (generalisation).
http://www.sserc.org.uk/index.php/computing-science/mobile-app-
devtutor/1143-overview2/2726-computational-thinking