State the name of the computational thinking technique described in each of the following scenarios:
An aerospace engineer is designing an autonomous flight path controller for a delivery drone. To ensure the navigation model is computationally efficient, she ignores minor details such as wind resistance variations below 5 knots, the drone's aerodynamic paint texture, and its physical color, focusing solely on the key parameters of coordinate positions, altitude, and remaining battery level.
To tackle the complex challenge of programming the drone's complete control system, a software engineering team divides the project into three smaller, self-contained modules: one module dedicated to power management, a second dedicated to obstacle avoidance, and a third dedicated to GPS waypoint navigation.
12 exam-style questions on OCR GCSE Computer Science Computational thinking. Each one has a worked solution and a mark scheme showing where the marks go.