Notes, GA solutions, and PYQs for IITM BS Foundation CT (Computational Thinking) — algorithms, problem-solving, and programming logic.
Last updated: April 2026
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Computational Thinking teaches you to break a problem down until it can be expressed as a procedure a machine could follow. Most of the work is done in pseudocode rather than a real language, which surprises people who expected to start programming immediately.
Where marks go: The hard part is tracing: being able to say exactly what every variable holds after each pass of a loop, by hand, without running anything.
One Quiz 1 collection, one Quiz 2 collection and one end term collection.
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