A-Level Computer Science is your backstage pass to the exciting world of technology! Unravel the mysteries of computers, dive head first into programming and problemsolving, and unleash your creativity to help shape the digital future. who can take it Embark on a journey to unleash your potential as a master problem-solver, armed with a barrage of analytical and lateral thinking skills to aid you in the design of algorithms and the creation of computer programs. Learn how to break down complex problems using abstraction and decomposition in order to conquer exciting challenges and become a maestro of data representation. Explore the fascinating world “inside the machine” and expand your horizons about digital communications and networks, unraveling the secrets of seamless connectivity and unlocking the power of global information exchange
Five Grade 4’s or above at GCSE, including English and Maths. A Grade 5 in a GCSE Computer Science qualification is also required; students without will be considered if they can demonstrate excellent pre-existing programming skills.
Paper 1 - On Screen (40% of A-Level) Paper 2 - Paper Exam (40% of A-Level) NEA Coursework (20% of A-Level)
About Education Provider
| Region | East of England |
| Local Authority | Essex |
| Ofsted Rating | Good |
| Gender Type | Co-Educational |
| Address | Yeldham Road, Sible Hedingham, Halstead, CO9 3QH |
A-Level Computer Science is your backstage pass to the exciting world of technology! Unravel the mysteries of computers, dive head first into programming and problemsolving, and unleash your creativity to help shape the digital future. who can take it Embark on a journey to unleash your potential as a master problem-solver, armed with a barrage of analytical and lateral thinking skills to aid you in the design of algorithms and the creation of computer programs. Learn how to break down complex problems using abstraction and decomposition in order to conquer exciting challenges and become a maestro of data representation. Explore the fascinating world “inside the machine” and expand your horizons about digital communications and networks, unraveling the secrets of seamless connectivity and unlocking the power of global information exchange
Five Grade 4’s or above at GCSE, including English and Maths. A Grade 5 in a GCSE Computer Science qualification is also required; students without will be considered if they can demonstrate excellent pre-existing programming skills.
Paper 1 - On Screen (40% of A-Level) Paper 2 - Paper Exam (40% of A-Level) NEA Coursework (20% of A-Level)
