AS Subject Content 1. Fundamentals of programming 2. Fundamentals of data structures 3. Systematic approach to problem solving 4. Theory of computation 5. Fundamentals of data representation 6. Fundamentals of computer systems 7. Fundamentals of computer organisation and architecture 8. Consequences of uses of computing 9. Fundamentals of communication and networking A Level Subject Content 10. Fundamentals of programming 11. Fundamentals of data structures 12. Fundamentals of algorithms 13. Theory of computation 14. Fundamentals of data representation 15. Fundamentals of computer systems 16. Fundamentals of computer organisation and architecture 17. Consequences of uses of computing 18. Fundamentals of communication and networking 19. Fundamentals of databases 20. Big Data
Grade 5 in GCSE Computer Science.
Paper 1: This paper tests a student’s ability to program, as well as their theoretical knowledge of computer science from subject content 10-13. • On-screen exam: 2 hours 30 minutes • 40% of A Level Paper 2: This paper tests a student’s ability to answer questions from subject content 14-20. • Written exam: 2 hours 30 minutes • 40% of A Level Non-exam assessment: Assesses a student’s ability to use the knowledge and skills gained through the course to solve or investigate a practical problem.
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AS Subject Content 1. Fundamentals of programming 2. Fundamentals of data structures 3. Systematic approach to problem solving 4. Theory of computation 5. Fundamentals of data representation 6. Fundamentals of computer systems 7. Fundamentals of computer organisation and architecture 8. Consequences of uses of computing 9. Fundamentals of communication and networking A Level Subject Content 10. Fundamentals of programming 11. Fundamentals of data structures 12. Fundamentals of algorithms 13. Theory of computation 14. Fundamentals of data representation 15. Fundamentals of computer systems 16. Fundamentals of computer organisation and architecture 17. Consequences of uses of computing 18. Fundamentals of communication and networking 19. Fundamentals of databases 20. Big Data
Grade 5 in GCSE Computer Science.
Paper 1: This paper tests a student’s ability to program, as well as their theoretical knowledge of computer science from subject content 10-13. • On-screen exam: 2 hours 30 minutes • 40% of A Level Paper 2: This paper tests a student’s ability to answer questions from subject content 14-20. • Written exam: 2 hours 30 minutes • 40% of A Level Non-exam assessment: Assesses a student’s ability to use the knowledge and skills gained through the course to solve or investigate a practical problem.