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Logical/Boolean Operators Algorithms Sequencing Selection Iteration Multiple statements to be executed in a “sequence” Statements that will execute when condition is met Repetitive “loops” that control actions to be performed Math Operators Logical/Boolean Operators +, -, /, *, %, = >, <, ==, ≥, ≤, &&, ||, !=

Logical/Boolean Operators Algorithms Sequencing Selection Iteration Multiple statements to be executed in a “sequence” Statements that will execute when condition is met Repetitive “loops” that control actions to be performed NOTE: AI does not lend to iteration as each component of the app is triggered by the user’s interaction or selection of a tool Math Operators Logical/Boolean Operators +, -, /, *, %, = >, <, ==, ≥, ≤, &&, ||, !=

Logical/Boolean Operators Algorithms Sequencing Selection Iteration Multiple statements to be executed in a “sequence” Statements that will execute when condition is met Repetitive “loops” that control actions to be performed Math Operators Logical/Boolean Operators +, -, /, *, %, = >, <, ==, ≥, ≤, &&, ||, !=

Logical/Boolean Operators Algorithms Sequencing Selection Iteration Multiple statements to be executed in a “sequence” Statements that will execute when condition is met Repetitive “loops” that control actions to be performed Math Operators Logical/Boolean Operators +, -, /, *, %, = >, <, ==, ≥, ≤, &&, ||, !=

Disclaimer Posters created by Jill Westerlund, October, 2017 using actual student and classroom samples from my students at Hoover High School, Hoover, AL. The examples presented do not represent ALL possible examples of the types of algorithms or abstraction but are intended to be typical or mainstream examples. Please edit and customize for YOUR STUDENTS and YOUR CLASSROOM to match content and relevance.