Computational Thinking is a comprehensive and student-friendly guide designed to build strong logical reasoning and problem-solving skills for beginners and engineering students. The book covers essential foundations such as data and information concepts, number systems, Boolean logic, abstraction, decomposition, algorithm design, flowcharts, pseudocode, and data structures.

It further explores practical techniques like searching, sorting, recursion, backtracking, text processing, pattern matching, trees, and graph traversal, all explained through simple language and real-world examples.

Structured with clear explanations, visual aids, examples, and practice problems, this book provides a complete learning experience for anyone beginning their journey in computing. Whether used as a classroom textbook or for self-learning, Computational Thinking equips learners with the skills needed to transition confidently into programming and advanced computer science subjects.