The A level in Computing is varied, interesting and challenging. You need to have a logical mind and be good at Mathematics because computing involves programming which is a logical and sometimes mathematical discipline. It leads to further study at university or careers such as: Systems Analysis, Animation, Computer Games Production, Computer Programming, Computer Technology, Electronics, Information Systems, Forensic Computing, Music Technology, Networking, Software Engineering.
Students must achieve a minimum of 6 GSCEs at Grade 4 or above. Grade 7 in Mathematics and Science. Satisfactory level of competence in English (minimum Grade 6). Grade 7 in Computing or Distinction in ICT.
During your studies you will cover the following topics: Data Representation, Structure and Management in Information Systems, Data Transmission, Implications of Computer Use, Designing Solutions to Problems, The Structure of Procedural Programs, Data Types and Data Structures, Common Facilities of Procedural Languages, Writing Maintainable Programs, High Level and Low Level Programming and Databases.
About Education Provider
| Region | West Midlands |
| Local Authority | Telford and Wrekin |
| Ofsted Rating | Good |
| Gender Type | Co-Educational |
| Address | Castlefields Way, Madeley, Telford, TF7 5FB |
The A level in Computing is varied, interesting and challenging. You need to have a logical mind and be good at Mathematics because computing involves programming which is a logical and sometimes mathematical discipline. It leads to further study at university or careers such as: Systems Analysis, Animation, Computer Games Production, Computer Programming, Computer Technology, Electronics, Information Systems, Forensic Computing, Music Technology, Networking, Software Engineering.
Students must achieve a minimum of 6 GSCEs at Grade 4 or above. Grade 7 in Mathematics and Science. Satisfactory level of competence in English (minimum Grade 6). Grade 7 in Computing or Distinction in ICT.
During your studies you will cover the following topics: Data Representation, Structure and Management in Information Systems, Data Transmission, Implications of Computer Use, Designing Solutions to Problems, The Structure of Procedural Programs, Data Types and Data Structures, Common Facilities of Procedural Languages, Writing Maintainable Programs, High Level and Low Level Programming and Databases.