Greetings and welcome to Webquest. Today, we'll talk about algorithms. An algorithm: what is it?
A step-by-step process or collection of guidelines created to carry out a certain job, resolve a certain issue, or achieve a predetermined result is called an algorithm. To have a better understanding of algorithms, let's watch a little video before we begin.
Students will define what is an algorithm.
Students will create thier own algorithms.
1.What is an Algorithm?
2.Write an algorithm for making a sandwhich.
3. Write an algorithm for washing a car.
4. Write an algorithm for cleaning your bedroom.
|2 (Needs Improvement)
|Steps are clearly defined with precise language.
|Steps are mostly clear but may require minor clarification.
|Steps are understandable but may be confusing in some parts.
|Steps are unclear, leading to confusion.
|Steps are not understandable.
|Algorithm covers all necessary steps for the task.
|Algorithm is mostly complete but may miss minor steps.
|Algorithm lacks some essential steps.
|Algorithm is incomplete, missing several key steps.
|Algorithm is significantly incomplete.
|Steps are efficient, logical, and minimize unnecessary actions.
|Steps are mostly efficient, with a few redundant actions.
|Some steps could be streamlined for better efficiency.
|Steps are somewhat inefficient or unclear in their order.
|Steps are highly inefficient or illogical.
|Algorithm accurately represents the process or task.
|Minor inaccuracies that do not impact the overall understanding.
|Some inaccuracies that may cause confusion.
|Several inaccuracies that affect the understanding.
|Inaccuracies significantly hinder the understanding.
|Algorithm is easily adaptable for similar tasks.
|Some adaptation may be needed for similar tasks.
|Requires significant modification for reuse.
|Not easily adaptable for similar tasks.
|Highly specific and not reusable.
Congratulations! Your study of algorithms is now complete. You should be able to define an algorithm and write one after completing this exercise.