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Informatics Grade 5. Algorithms and programs. Collection 1

Course Difficulty Icon Intermediate
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Course Duration Icon 9 hrs
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An interactive course designed to build foundational knowledge about algorithms, programming, and the Scratch environment, while fostering critical thinking and focus.

This course is aimed at equipping students with a solid understanding of algorithms, programs, and the Scratch programming environment. It develops skills in analyzing problems, designing solutions, and executing tasks with attention to detail and observation. The course provides essential principles of algorithm and program development, laying the groundwork for independent work in the field of information systems.

Key Features of the Course:

  • Interactive Tests and Exercises: The course integrates engaging tests and activities to reinforce learning and provide immediate feedback, helping students practice and apply their knowledge.
  • Practical Application: Students will work in the Scratch programming environment to create projects, visualize algorithms, and explore programming concepts.
  • Comprehensive Learning Path: The course includes lessons that build progressively, ensuring students grasp both fundamental and advanced algorithmic concepts.

Course Modules
Module 1: Algorithms and Programs

  • Lesson 20: Algorithms and Their Role in Human Life. Algorithms and Their Executors.
  • Lesson 21: Ways of Representing Algorithms.
  • Lesson 22: Programming Environment. Scratch.
  • Lesson 23: Graphics in the Scratch Programming Environment.
  • Lesson 24: Statements.
  • Lesson 25: Algorithms with Branching.
  • Lesson 26: Algorithms with Loops.
  • Lesson 27: Creating Projects in the Scratch Environment.

Expected Learning Outcomes:
By the end of this course, students will be able to:

  • Create and execute algorithms for various executors and edit them effectively.
  • Represent algorithms in different ways and justify the selection of appropriate algorithmic structures.
  • Formulate true and false statements.
  • Design linear projects, as well as those with loops and branching conditions.
  • Plan workflows during project creation and editing.
  • Develop and refine projects, including creating tests in Scratch.

This course provides a robust introduction to algorithms and programming, helping students build essential skills for problem-solving and project development. With interactive tools and exercises, students will confidently explore programming concepts and apply them in real-life scenarios, preparing for further academic and personal achievements.

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