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DS3.2 — Algorithms

Digital Society · SL / HL · syllabus-mapped notes

  1. DS3.2.1

    What an algorithm is

    Algorithms are defined sequential steps or instructions to solve a specific problem or perform a task.

  2. DS3.2.2

    Efficiency

    The effectiveness of an algorithm is often evaluated according to its efficiency.

  3. DS3.2.3

    Opportunities and dilemmas of algorithms

    The use of algorithms poses significant opportunities and dilemmas in digital society.

  4. DS3.2A

    Characteristics of an algorithm

    Unambiguous, finite, well-defined inputs and outputs, feasible

  5. DS3.2B

    Components of an algorithm

    Instructions, variables, conditionals, loops

  6. DS3.2C

    Ways of representing algorithms

    Natural language, flow chart, code, programming languages

  7. DS3.2D

    Uses of algorithms

  8. DS3.2E

    Algorithmic dilemmas

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