Trends in research on interconnection of mathematics and computational thinking.

This study aims to determine the research trend of interconnection of computational thinking and mathematics. Data analysis used bibliometric mapping analysis method. Related articles analyzed were searched from the Scopus and Google Scholar databases using Publish or Perish software. Furthermore, data analysis using VOSviewer software. The results show that: (1) research on the interconnection of mathematics and computational thinking has increased significantly in the last five years, (2) the number of articles in Google Scholar indexed journals is more than Scopus indexed journals, but the number of citations in Scopus indexed journals is much higher than Google Scholar indexed journals and conference papers, (3) David Weintrop is the most cited author on mathematics and computational thought, with 77.40 citations/year, (4) there are many network clusters between authors with members ranging from two to eight authors, (5) There are many research theme cluster networks used by the authors in the last three years, with the focus of recent research linking mathematics and computational thinking with critical thinking, mathematical literacy, and computational thinking abilities. The results of this study can be used as a basis and inspiration for further research on mathematical interconnection and computational thinking. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]