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Command_Terms_for_Computer_Science

Command_Terms_for_Computer_Science

IB Computer Science - Command Terms

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1. analyze Interpret information to reach conclusions.

2. apply Use an idea, equation, principle, theory or law in a new situation.

3. calculate Find an accurate answer using mathematical or other formal methods. Show the working unless instructed not to do so.
"Convert", "Express" or "Simplify" may be used to refer to specific forms.

4. compare Give an account of similarities and differences between two (or more) items, referring to both (all) of them throughout.
Can be given using a table.

5. construct Formulate and/or assemble information in a logical manner.

6. define Give the precise meaning of a word or phrase as concisely as possible

7. describe Give a detailed account, including all the relevant information.

8. design Produce a plan, object, simulation or model.

9. determine Find the only possible answer.

10. discuss Give an account including, where possible, a range of arguments and assessments of the relative importance of various
factors or comparison of alternative hypotheses or ideas.

11. draw Represent by means of pencil lines. Add labels unless told not to do so.

12. estimate Find an approximate answer, generally using mathematical methods.

13. evaluate Assess the implications and limitations.

14. explain Give a clear account including causes, reasons or mechanisms.

15. identify Find an answer from a number of possibilities.

16. outline Give a brief account or summary, including essential information only.

17. state Give a specific name or other brief answer. No supporting argument or calculation is necessary.

18. suggest Propose a solution, hypothesis or other possible answer.

19. trace Follow and record the action of an algorithm, often using a table.


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