WA Computer Science ATAR Year 11: Interpreting, modifying and correcting code
Students read and trace existing pseudocode and code, work out its purpose, modify it safely and find common logic errors.
One content description from the full WA Computer Science ATAR Year 11 — Pseudocode and Algorithm Design journey. All 12 modules below are in that journey too, with the same content — add just these to a class, or the whole strand.
Modules (12)
1
Reading and tracing complex pseudocode
2
Working out the purpose of an algorithm
3
Using a trace table to find an error
4
Turning pseudocode into Python
5
Checking a trace against the real program output
6
Stepping through code and watching variables
7
Modifying an existing program
8
Logic error versus syntax error
9
Error: wrong relational operator
10
Error: variable not set to zero first
11
Error: wrong loop bounds
12
Error: wrong loop type
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