Computer Studies / Computing

Course summary

A level Computer Science teaches pupils to develop logical, practical, and creative skills in one of the most cutting-edge and relevant areas of technology. The course is split into two complementary sections, programming and theory. On the programming side of the course, pupils learn a main programming language (Python), and four complementary languages (HTML, CSS, JavaScript and SQL). Pupils will cover the fundamentals of programming, data structures, algorithms, and object-orientated programme design.