T-Level DPDD: Modularisation & Decomposition Quiz

Abstraction

Data mining

Decomposition

Pattern recognition

Identifying a list of small tasks and assembling them into a larger task.

Looking at the problem as a whole and then breaking it down into smaller problems.

Starting with the smallest part of the problem and working upwards.

Ignoring the main problem and focusing only on the details.

Writing the code

Debugging the program

Getting used to the problem domain

Testing the program

Starting with a general idea and then finding specific examples.

Breaking the problem into smaller parts without a predefined strategy.

Identifying small tasks you know about and assembling them into a larger task.

Solving the problem from start to finish in a linear fashion.

Make Dessert

Make Starter

Make Drinks

Make Main

A collection of related functions and procedures.

A type of computer hardware.

A programming language.

A network protocol.

To increase the complexity of the code.

To make the code easier to manage and understand.

To reduce the speed of execution.

To increase dependency between different parts of the code.

By disconnecting from the main program.

By overriding all existing functions.

By using the functions of another module.

By deleting unnecessary functions.

Identify the main features of the problem

Set a timer

Chop the vegetables

Roast the meat

Aggregation

Decomposition

Fragmentation

Segmentation