Strategies for Problem Solving

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Strategies for Problem Solving Exploring Computer Science – Lesson 2-3

Objectives The students will be able to: Name and explain the steps in the problem-‐solving process. Solve a problem by applying the problem-‐solving process. Express a solution using standard design tools. Determine if a given solution successfully solves a stated problem.

In your Journals… Name and explain the 4 steps for solving a problem.

Handshake Problem #1 and the Fencepost Problem – Individual Work to turn in Download the file “Handshake and Fencepost Activity” For each problem, complete the following information. Understanding the problem: What data or information is known? What is unknown? What are the conditions? Plan the solution: Show your plan for solving this problem. Carry out the plan: Using your plan, show your work and your solution. Review and discuss your solution: Reflect on your solution.

Handshake Problem #2 – Group Work to Present to Class Next Time Download Handshake Activity 2 Read and begin planning your solution for Handshake Problem #2. This problem will be completed in class on next time with your group. Each group will present their solution to the class the second half of class next time.