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Exercise \#1: Complete the six problem-solving steps to solve the problem of Choosing the courses you should register in a semester No. Step ldentify the problem. The first step toward solving a problem is to identify the problem. 1 You neted to make sare you identify the problem before you start solving it. If you don't know what the problem is, you cannot solve it. Understand the probleat. You must understand what is involved in the problem before yoe can contimue toward the solution. This includes. understanding the knowledge base of the person or machise for whom you are solving the problem. If you are selting up a solution for a person, then you must know what that person knows. A different set of instructions might have to be used dcpending on this knowledge base. For example, you would use a more detailed set of instructions to tell someone how to find a restaurant ia your city if he has a limited knowledge of the city than if he knows it well. When you are working with a computer, its knowledge base is the limited instrictions the compuier can understand in the particular language of application you are using to solve the problem. ldemtify altermarive ways to solve she problem. This list should be as complete as possible. You might want to talk to other people to find other 3 solutions than those you have identified. Alternative solutions must be acceptable ones. The list is complete ouly when you can think of no more altematives. Select the bert way to solve the problem frum the list of ahtermative solutious. In this step, you need to identify and evaluate the pros and cons of each possible solution before selecting the best one. In order to do this, you need wo select criteria for the evaluation. These criteria will serve as the guidelines for evaluating each solution. List instrwetions that enable you so solve the problem recing the selected solution. These numbered, step-by-step instructions must fall within the knowledge base set up in step 2. No instruction can be used unless the individuat of the machine can understand it. This can be very limiting, especially when working with compulers. Evaluate the solutian. To evaluate or test a solution means to check its result 10 see if it is correet, and no see if it eanisfics the needs of the person(s) with the problem. (When a person needs a piece of furniture to sleep on, buying 6 her a cot may be a correct solution, but it may not be very satisfactory.) If the result is either incorrect of unsatisfictory, then the problem solver must review the list of instructions to see that they afe correct or start the process all over again