Question of the Day Form
Code Combat
DECOMPOSE: Understand and break apart the problem. What is the goal of the level? What smaller goals do you see along the way?
PLAN: Choose one part of the problem to solve first. What do you need the computer to do? Plan a solution in plain English or pseudocode. Use a flowchart or storyboard to stay organized.
IMPLEMENT: Write the solution to each part of your problem in code. TEST: Run your code! Does it solve the problem the way you intended? If not, redesign. Does it work without errors? If not, trace through it to find and fix the bug(s), then test again. Once it works, move on to the planning and implementing the next part!
PLAN: Choose one part of the problem to solve first. What do you need the computer to do? Plan a solution in plain English or pseudocode. Use a flowchart or storyboard to stay organized.
IMPLEMENT: Write the solution to each part of your problem in code. TEST: Run your code! Does it solve the problem the way you intended? If not, redesign. Does it work without errors? If not, trace through it to find and fix the bug(s), then test again. Once it works, move on to the planning and implementing the next part!
What steps will you follow to plan and create your program?Google Classroom
Question of the Day Form
CodeHS
DECOMPOSE: Understand and break apart the problem. What is the goal of the problem? What smaller goals do you see along the way?
PLAN: Choose one part of the problem to solve first. What do you need the computer to do? Plan a solution in plain English or pseudocode. Use a flowchart or storyboard to stay organized.
IMPLEMENT: Write the solution to each part of your problem in code. TEST: Run your code! Does it solve the problem the way you intended? If not, redesign. Does it work without errors? If not, trace through it to find and fix the bug(s), then test again. Once it works, move on to the planning and implementing the next part!
What steps will you follow to plan and create your program?PLAN: Choose one part of the problem to solve first. What do you need the computer to do? Plan a solution in plain English or pseudocode. Use a flowchart or storyboard to stay organized.
IMPLEMENT: Write the solution to each part of your problem in code. TEST: Run your code! Does it solve the problem the way you intended? If not, redesign. Does it work without errors? If not, trace through it to find and fix the bug(s), then test again. Once it works, move on to the planning and implementing the next part!
Basic JavaScript and Graphics
DECOMPOSE: Understand and break apart the problem. What is the goal of the problem? What smaller goals do you see along the way?
PLAN: Choose one part of the problem to solve first. What do you need the computer to do? Plan a solution in plain English or pseudocode. Use a flowchart or storyboard to stay organized.
IMPLEMENT: Write the solution to each part of your problem in code. TEST: Run your code! Does it solve the problem the way you intended? If not, redesign. Does it work without errors? If not, trace through it to find and fix the bug(s), then test again. Once it works, move on to the planning and implementing the next part!
What steps will you follow to plan and create your program?PLAN: Choose one part of the problem to solve first. What do you need the computer to do? Plan a solution in plain English or pseudocode. Use a flowchart or storyboard to stay organized.
IMPLEMENT: Write the solution to each part of your problem in code. TEST: Run your code! Does it solve the problem the way you intended? If not, redesign. Does it work without errors? If not, trace through it to find and fix the bug(s), then test again. Once it works, move on to the planning and implementing the next part!
<head>
<link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="style.css">
</head>
body{
background-color:Chartreuse;
}
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