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Developing computational thinking competencies through constructivist argumentation learning: a problem-solving perspective by Voon, Xin Pei, Wong, Su Luan, Wong, Lung Hsiang, Md Khambari, Mas Nida, Syed Abdullah, Sharifah Intan Sharina

“…To nurture higher order thinking skills and to engage effective problem-solvers, our framework incorporates four Computational Thinking-Argumentation design principles to support instructional innovation in the teaching and learning of science at the secondary school level, viz. 1) developing problem-solving competencies and building capability in solving uncertainties throughout scientific inquiry; 2) developing creative thinking and cooperativity through negotiation and evaluation; 3) developing algorithmic thinking in talking and writing; 4) developing critical thinking in the processes of abstraction and generalization.…”
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Analyzing students’ experience in programming with computational thinking through competitive, physical, and tactile games: The quadrilateral method approach by Habib, M. A. a, Raja-Yusof, R. -J., Salim, S. S.a, Sani, A. A. a, Sofian, H., Abu Bakar, A.

“…The CT elements in this research focus on four major programming concepts, which are decomposition, pattern recognition, abstraction, and algorithmic thinking. We have conducted game activities through several algorithms that include sorting, swapping, and graph algorithms and analyzed how the game affects the student experience (SX) in understanding the CT concept in those algorithms. …”
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Computational Thinking (Algorithms) Through Unplugged Programming Activities: Exploring Upper Primary Students’ Learning Experiences by Bih Loong, Lim, Chwen Jen, Chen

“…The aim of this study is to explore the experience of primary school students on their learning of algorithms, which is one of the CT skills, through the UPA method. …”
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Computational Thinking Through Unplugged Programming Activities : Exploring Students’ Learning Experiences by Lim, Bih Loong

“…The aim of this research study is to explore the experience of primary school students’ on learning algorithm (one of the CT skills) through UPA. A total of thirty-one participants took the pre-test, followed by exposure to the UPA learning material and post-test in this study. …”
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Impact of Computational Thinking and Computer Science (CTCS) Teaching Technique at Seleceted Schools in Sarawak : A Qualitative Analysis by Nor Iqbal, Mohd Sait, Noor'ain, Aini, Kartinah, Zen

“…Computational thinking and computer science (CTCS) is an educational approach that involves a four-stage process involving concepts of decomposition, pattern recognition, abstraction, and algorithm that promotes greater levels of thinking. …”
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The Effectiveness Of Steam Integrated Approach Using Scratch Module On Achievement And Computational Thinking In Learning Electricity Concepts by Tan, Wee Ling

“…The five subconstructs CT was algorithmic thinking, cooperativity, creativity, critical thinking and problem solving. …”
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Why coding? Why now? From coding to computational thinking through computational mathematics problem based learning (CM-PBL) by Ku, Soh Ting, Talib, Othman, Md. Yunus, Aida Suraya, Zolkepli, Maslina

“…Computational thinking is essential to computing and information science (i.e., algorithmically, with or without the assistance of computers) to solve problems with solutions that are reusable in different contexts. …”
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Computational Thinking : Experiences of Rural Pupils in Sarawak Primary School by Nur Hasheena, Anuar

“…The samples were chosen through the purposive sampling method. The study employed embedded mixed methods design using a quasi-experimental approach which aims to provide an in-depth understanding of how pupils in remote rural area adapt and process to learning Computational Thinking skills (i.e., abstraction, algorithmic thinking, and decomposition) as well as their attitudes towards computational thinking practices by engaging in an unplugged game-based, art-based, Scratch programming and robotic activities through a revised Computational Thinking pedagogical model. …”
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Unlocking insights: A comprehensive dataset analysis on the acceptance of computational thinking skills among undergraduate university students through the lens of extended techno... by Rosli, Mohd Shafie, Awalludin, Muhammad Fairuz Nizam, Tau Han, Cheong T, Saleh, Nor Shela, Md Noor, Harrinni

“…Data collection involved 132 undergraduate university students sampled through purposive sampling, specifically targeting courses with a focus on computational thinking. …”
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Word problems as a vehicle for teaching computational thinking by Ting, Ku Soh, Talib, Othman, Mohd Ayub, Ahmad Fauzi, Zolkepli, Maslina, Yee, Chen Chuei, Hoong, Teh Chin

“…This conceptual framework has two objectives: (1) developing deep learning and connected computational thinking through a mathematical curriculum instructional model which is capable of improving students' problem-solving skills; and (2) implementing the designed model to assist teachers in education who encountered difficulties when using problem-based curriculum materials. …”
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Critical review of computational thinking in Islamic studies by Nazir, Faridah, Jano, Zanariah, Idrus, Azean Idruwani

“…While Computational Thinking (CT) enhances research efficiency through natural language processing (NLP) and data-driven approaches, its implementation risks algorithmic reductionism and loss of interpretive depth in sacred texts. …”
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Mapping Computational Thinking Skills Through Digital Games Co-Creation Activity Amongst Malaysian Sub-urban Children Sub-urban Children by Mohd Kamal, Othman, Syazni, Jazlan, Fatin Afiqah, Yamin, Shaziti, Aman, Fitri Suraya, Mohamad, Nurfarahani, Norman Anuar, Abdulrazak Yahya, Saleh, Ahmad Azaini, Abdul Manaf

“…The checklist consists of 10 core CT skills: abstraction, decomposition, algorithmic thinking, generalisation, representation, socialisation, code literacy, automation, coordination, and debugging. …”
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Enhancing obfuscation technique for protecting source code against software reverse engineering by Mahfoudh, Asma

“…The proposed technique can be enhanced in the future to protect games applications and mobile applications that are developed by java; it can improve the software development industry. …”
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Development and validation of a problem-solving instrument (multiple-choice questions) for computational thinking among trainee teachers in the Klang Valley, Malaysia by Abdul Hamed, Ahmad Sarji, Wong, Su Luan, Abdul Zani, Mohd Zariat

“…In the 21st century, the integration of computational thinking (CT) into education has become crucial, enhancing students' abilities to address complex problems through systematic and innovative approaches. …”
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Investigating computational thinking among primary school students in Terengganu using visual programming by Osmanullrazi, Abdullah

“…The experiment was divided into three phases namely, the introduction of algorithm and Scratch interface, the creation of animation and games and in the final phase, participants were allowed to choose either to develop animation or games as their final project. …”
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Art-Integration in Computational Thinking as an Unplugged Pedagogical Approach at A Rural Sarawak Primary School by Nur Hasheena, Anuar, Fitri Suraya, Mohamad, Jacey Lynn, Minoi

“…Promoting Computational Thinking (CT) in education has become an interest among scholars to develop CT skills to promote critical thinking and problem-solving skills among young people. …”
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Fostering motivation in TVET students: the role of learner-paced segments and computational thinking in digital video learning by Wan Nor Ashiqin Wan Ali, Wan Ahmad Jaafar Wan Yahaya, Syed Zulkarnain Syed Idrus, Mohd Noorul Fakhri Yaacob

“…This study aims to address this gap by examining how learner-paced predefined segments and CT algorithmic thinking can impact TVET students' perceived motivation. …”
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Modelling Autonomous Evacuation Navigation System (AENS) for optimal route using Dijkstra's algorithm by Abu Samah, Khyrina Airin Fariza

“…Through ST adaptation, all subsystems were integrated and using the “Dijkstra’s algorithm” (DA) by modifying its function from shortest path algorithm to safest and shortest algorithm, to the nearest exit. …”
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'Chapter 7: Smartphone penetration test: Securing Industry 5.0 mobile applications' in "1st Edition, The Future of Human-Computer Integration Industry 5.0 Technology, Tools, and Al... by Eka Wahyu, Aditya, Nur Haryani, Zakaria, Fazli, Azzali, Mohamad Nazim, Jambli

“…The Future of Human-Computer Integration: Industry 5.0 Technology, Tools, and Algorithms provides a valuable insight into how Industry 5.0 technologies, tools, and algorithms can revolutionise industries and drive innovation. …”
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'Chapter 10: 5G-enabled IoT applications in healthcare: Transforming the Industry 5.0 healthcare landscape' in "1st Edition, The Future of Human-Computer Integration Industry 5.0 T... by Mohamad Nazim, Jambli, Mohamad Zul Haziq, Mohd Fadzli, Sinarwati, Mohamad Suhaili, Nur Haryani, Zakaria

“…The Future of Human-Computer Integration: Industry 5.0 Technology, Tools, and Algorithms provides a valuable insight into how Industry 5.0 technologies, tools, and algorithms can revolutionise industries and drive innovation. …”
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