Abstract

PEREZ TAMAYO, Leandro Daniel; BURGUET LAGO, Ivonne; GONZALEZ HERNANDEZ, Walfredo  and  REYES ABREU, Dunia. Current trends in the development of computational thinking from the teaching-learning process of Discrete Mathematics. Rev cuba cienc informat [online]. 2021, vol.15, n.4, suppl.1, pp. 131-145.  Epub Dec 01, 2021. ISSN 2227-1899.

Discrete Mathematics has become the basis of a good part of human knowledge today, fundamental for computer science, one of the sciences whose mathematical foundation is very strong, combining algorithmic thinking and mathematical thinking, in a symbiosis that is recognized as Computational Thinking in the literature today. After frequent observations of the Teaching-Learning Program, a documentary analysis of the Teaching-Methodological work in terms of analytical programs, preparation of subjects and control reports to classes in the study during the 2019-2020 academic year, and by means of a survey carried out to the Discrete Mathematics teachers, as well as the systematization of the professional experience of the author and other teachers who teach the Discrete Mathematics subject, it was possible to identify shortcomings in the development of Computational Thinking in the Discrete Mathematics subject. The objective of this work: to describe the current trends in the development of Computational Thinking from Discrete Mathematics at the Informatics Sciences University. In the work, the theoretical references that support Computational Thinking from the systemic-structural-functional approach are analyzed and contextualized, on that basis important investigations related to Computational Thinking and its application in different educational subsystems could be verified.

Keywords : Algorithmization, Discrete Mathematics; Computational Thinking; Logical Thinking.

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