10N2 CS

Learning Objective: Understand requirements for the NEA and explain the problem set.

 Starter:
Go to classroom.google.com
Add yourself to the NEA classroom with this code:

 a94pnx

 Take a look at the 'About' Section and documents assigned so far.
- Timeline
- Markscheme
- Independent Learning!

 Main:
Task 1
Read through the problem with a partner.
Highlight areas of interest.
Task 2
Discuss with another pair:
What is the task being set out to you?
What areas are important?
What will you have to do?
Task 3
Open your evidence document from google classroom.
Using the problem brief write at least 1 paragraph under the heading 'Introduction to the problem' about what the NEA is asking you to do.

 Extension:
1. What are abstraction and decomposition? !
2. Read and understand the mark grid for the analysis stage.
3. Write a list of requirements of the problem that needs to be programmed under the heading 'requirements of the problem'
4. Write a paragraph/s  under the 'decomposition' heading of how you will decompose the problem into sub-problems (tasks), including;
-  a short description of what each of the sub-problems will do-  a short explanation of the reasoning behind the decomposition submitted. 

 Plenary:
Swap your work done so far with a partner and give feedback to their current work (2 stars and a wish)
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