Tecnoblog_NoaRosado

                                                                                        That´s how I am           My name is Noa Rosado, I am 12 years old.                      SOME FACTS ABOUT ME:  · I have a sister, her name is Aitana. · I was born on november, 8, 2005 in the hospital Monte Príncipe. · I was born in Boadilla del Monte (Madrid). · I live in Loranca (Fuenlabrada). · My pet is a rabbit, witch called Bruce: · My favourite subject is sport.                  · I do artistic gymnastics: · I studied in the Carlos Cano. · I study in th center IES Barrio Loranca.

FLOWCHART the chart is used to represent algrithms is called a flowchart or flow diagram and uses symbols connected by arrows to show the sequence of the actions.             - PICTURE OF FLOWCHART-

                          PROJECT APPROACH ·  The poject approach is a method of dealing with and resolving the practical problems affectingv and society. It consists of ten stages and we can study it as an algotrithm. _____________________________________ STAGES   Start ----> Problem ----> Search for information ----> Possible solution ----> A solution in chosen ----> Design ----> Preparation and planning ----> Construction ----> Check ----> Is the problem solved ? ----> Presentation and evaluation ----> The report is written ----> End.     _____________________________________

I will inlude some of my favourite technology images on  this page                                                                                                                                                                                         

                              ALGORITHMS: An algorithm is a series of instructions or ordered steps for performing an activity or resolving a problem.        - TYPES OF ALGORITHMS: ·Sequetial algorithms. Algorithms whose instructions are executed one after the other in the same order as they appear. ·Selective (or conditional) algorithms. A lgorithms  with a series of instruction that are executed depending on whether or not a condition is met. ·Iterative (or repeating) algorithms.  Algorithms that have a set of instructions that are repeated several times. These instructions are contained in loops that mark the beginning and end of the repetition.