This section is worth only ten marks. The following description is taken directly from the specification which can be located here:
Remember to apply the programming techniques and computational thinking from paper 2 into your coursework
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Unit 3.1.1 – Problem Identification:
- (a) Describe and justify the features that make the
problem solvable by computational methods.
(b) Explain why the problem is amenable to a
computational approach.
Unit 3.1.2 Stake Holders:
- (a) Identify and describe those who will have an
interest in the solution explaining how the solution
is appropriate to their needs (this may be named
individuals, groups or persona that describes the
target end user).
Unit 3.1.3 Research The Problem:
- (a) Research the problem and solutions to similar
problems to identify and justify suitable approaches
to a solution.
(b) Describe the essential features of a computational
solution explaining these choices.
(c) Explain the limitations of the proposed solution.
Unit 3.1.4 Specify The Proposed Solution:
- (a) Specify and justify the solution requirements
including hardware and software configuration (if
appropriate).
(b) Identify and justify measurable success criteria for
the proposed solution.
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