While we recognise that programming is an important element of computer science, we feel strongly that the underlying principles of logic, decomposition, algorithms, data representation, communication etc. are even more fundamental and durable. This is reflected in the ...
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Pearson Edexcel Level 1/Level 2 GCSE (9–1) Sample assessment material for first teaching September 2020 Time: 2 hours Paper Reference 1CP2/02 Computer Science Paper 2: Application of Computational Thinking You must have: • a computer ...
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• understanding that every computer system is made up of sub systems Syllabus content Students need to develop knowledge, understanding and the capability to evaluate: • the theory of Computer Science - data representation and transmission • practical problem solving and programming using algorith...
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Computer Science You don’t normally need to know any programming in order to take a Computer Science degree, but Mathematics is essential and Further Mathematics desirable. Taking at least one other science subject would also be useful. Many students think that ICT would be advantageous; in fact...
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