- Backtracking: a technique that is used when you don’t have enough information to find a solution to a problem or if you have many possible ways of solving a problem
- Decomposition: breaking down a big problem into smaller problems so that they can be solved independently
- Divide and conquer: a strategy to make a complex task easier by breaking it into smaller, more manageable tasks
- Genome Sequencing: The process of identifying the order in which a set of genes or parts of molecules are arranged
- Heuristics: making use of experience to find a solution to a problem quickly
- Problem recognition: determining if there is a problem that needs to be solved
- Visualisation: when data or concepts are presented in simpler form for humans to understand