Subject content – A-Level Fundamentals of databases (A-Level Only) Big Data (A-Level Only) Fundamentals of functional programming (A-Level Only) Systematic approach to problem solving (A-Level Only) Non-exam assessment - the computing practical project (A-Level Only) A-Level Exams Paper 1 – 40% Is a Computer Based external exam, which will involve programming under exam conditions. Paper 2 – 40% Is a Written Exam where students will answer questions based on Computer Science Theory as described above. Non-Exam Assessment – 20% Solving a Practical problem in Computer Science using a Systematic approach. This will be assessed by your teacher.
- GCSE Maths and English at Grade 4 or above. A keen interest in computer science and programming. You do not need to have studied Computing at GCSE although this would be desirable. - Five 9-4 grades or equivalent at GCSE in total.
Paper 1 – 40% - Is a Computer Based external exam, which will involve programming under exam conditions. Paper 2 – 40% - Is a written exam where students will answer questions based on Computer Science Theory as described above. Non-Exam Assessment – 20% - Solving a practical problem in Computer Science using a Systematic approach. This will be assessed by your teacher.
About Education Provider
| Region | North West |
| Local Authority | Cumberland |
| Ofsted Rating | Good |
| Gender Type | Co-Educational |
| Address | Dalston, Carlisle, CA5 7NN |
Subject content – A-Level Fundamentals of databases (A-Level Only) Big Data (A-Level Only) Fundamentals of functional programming (A-Level Only) Systematic approach to problem solving (A-Level Only) Non-exam assessment - the computing practical project (A-Level Only) A-Level Exams Paper 1 – 40% Is a Computer Based external exam, which will involve programming under exam conditions. Paper 2 – 40% Is a Written Exam where students will answer questions based on Computer Science Theory as described above. Non-Exam Assessment – 20% Solving a Practical problem in Computer Science using a Systematic approach. This will be assessed by your teacher.
- GCSE Maths and English at Grade 4 or above. A keen interest in computer science and programming. You do not need to have studied Computing at GCSE although this would be desirable. - Five 9-4 grades or equivalent at GCSE in total.
Paper 1 – 40% - Is a Computer Based external exam, which will involve programming under exam conditions. Paper 2 – 40% - Is a written exam where students will answer questions based on Computer Science Theory as described above. Non-Exam Assessment – 20% - Solving a practical problem in Computer Science using a Systematic approach. This will be assessed by your teacher.