"Algorithms, by definition, involve a process. Processes are best depicted in a flow chart. This may be branching or non-branching, iterative or linear" (Fasso, 2015).
When I looked up 'Flow chart for algorithms' I was swamped with charts full of information I could not understand which was a little daunting to be honest. Making me think 'huh should I know this?'
Figure: Avrams, Flowchart solution, 2008
I had a brief look at the website 'gliffy' mentioned by Wendy and as she had stated it has great ways to make and utilise flow charts and would be a fantastic digital resource for my journal.
I am finding this entire course very interesting, challenging and hugely resourceful for my career.
References
Avrams. (2008). Pseudocode/ Flowchart: Solving Problems - Algorithms Representation. Retrieved from http://www.avrams.ro/polynomial-2.html
Fasso, W. (2015). Week 7 Course Materials: Digital Pedagogy. Retrieved on May 4, 2015, from http://moodle.cqu.edu.au
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