A Level Computer Science
1.1 - The characteristics of contemporary processors, input, output and storage devices
1.1 - The characteristics of contemporary processors, input, output and storage devices
1.1.1 Structure and function of the processor
1.1.1 Structure and function of the processor
1.1.2 Types of processor
1.1.2 Types of processor
1.1.3 Input, output and storage
1.1.3 Input, output and storage
1.2 - Software and software development
1.2 - Software and software development
1.2.1 Systems Software
1.2.1 Systems Software
1.2.2 Applications Generation
1.2.2 Applications Generation
1.2.3 Software Development
1.2.3 Software Development
1.2.4 Types of Programming Language
1.2.4 Types of Programming Language
1.3 - Exchanging data
1.3 - Exchanging data
1.3.1 Compression, Encryption and Hashing
1.3.1 Compression, Encryption and Hashing
1.3.2 Databases
1.3.2 Databases
1.3.3 Networks
1.3.3 Networks
1.3.4 Web Technologies
1.3.4 Web Technologies
1.4 Data types, data structures and algorithms
1.4 Data types, data structures and algorithms
1.4.1 Data Types
1.4.1 Data Types
1.4.2 Data Structures
1.4.2 Data Structures
1.4.2 Boolean Algebra
1.4.2 Boolean Algebra
1.5 Legal, moral, cultural and ethical issues
1.5 Legal, moral, cultural and ethical issues
1.5.1 Computing related legislation
1.5.1 Computing related legislation
1.5.2 Moral and ethical Issues
1.5.2 Moral and ethical Issues
2.1 Elements of computational thinking
2.1 Elements of computational thinking
2.1.1 Thinking abstractly
2.1.1 Thinking abstractly
2.1.2 Thinking ahead
2.1.2 Thinking ahead
2.1.3 thinking procedurally
2.1.3 thinking procedurally
2.1.4 Thinking logically
2.1.4 Thinking logically
2.1.5 Thinking concurrently
2.1.5 Thinking concurrently
2.2 Problem solving and programming
2.2 Problem solving and programming
2.2.1 Programming techniques
2.2.1 Programming techniques
2.2.2 Computational methods
2.2.2 Computational methods
2.3 Algorithms
2.3 Algorithms
2.3.1 Algorithms
2.3.1 Algorithms