From OCR GCSE, an end of unit assessment for network protocols and connections.

From OCR, an assessment for the topic Boolean Logic.

From OCR, the GCSE 2.2 Programming Fundamentals Assessment.

From OCR, an end of unit assessment for for the Network Security topic.

The OCR student 1.1 - Systems Architecture Assessment Booklet, covers the layout of the computer system and CPU.

From OCR, an end of topic assessment for the Defensive Design topic.

From OCR, this is an end of unit assessment for IDE and Programming Languages.

From OCR, an end of unit assessment for the topic algorithms.

The OCR 1.6 Unit 1.6 Ethical, Legal, Cultural and Environmental Impacts of Digital Technology end of unit Assessment.

From OCR, the System Software Assessment and answers.

This is the OCR 1.2 Memory and Storage End of Unit Assessment.

Memory and Storage questions based around low ability students and in an examination style questions. This includes short answer and longer answer questions. Added spaces to write on the sheet, also left it editable so they can be copied to a format of our choice.

Memory and Storage questions based around high ability students and in an examination style questions. This includes short answer and longer answer questions. Added spaces to write on the sheet, also left it editable so they can be copied to a format of our choice.

Ethical, Legal, Cultural and Ethical questions based around high ability students and in an examination style questions. This includes short answer and long answer questions. Added spaces to write on the sheet, also left it editable so they can be copied to a format of our choice.

Logic gate worksheet progressing from the basic input tables and single logic gates through to logic expressions and using symbols within the notation. These 6 sides of work can be used in lesson, starter, revision or as an end of unit assessment. Answers also included.

I created this Logic Gate & Truth Table resource to help students during lock down. I continue to use it for students who are not in school and as a differentiated resource to help students understand the topic. It contains 26 slides explaining the topic, with examples and exercises.

This is used to demonstrate the fetch decode execute cycle, this lesson is used in a GCSE Computer Science Lesson, the final slide contain a copy needed for the lesson. I use it with OCR J277 but it is also relevant to other specifications. It contains 22 slides explaining the topic, this is lesson 05 of the topic. It is used as one lesson, with the scope to use part of it as a homework.

This is used to demonstrate the need for primary storage, this lesson is used in a GCSE Computer Science Lesson, the final slide contain printed copies needed for the lesson. I use it with OCR J277 but it is also relevant to other specifications. It contains 24 slides explaining the topic, this is lesson 01 of the topic.

I use this to demonstrate the standard components within a CPU this lesson is used in GCSE Computer Science Lesson as an introduction to the CPU and the functions. I use it with OCR J277 but it is also relevant to other specifications. It contains 21 slides explaining the topic, and is used as one lesson, with the scope to use part of it as a homework.

This is used to demonstrate how the characterisitcs of a CPU can affect how it performs. This lesson is used in a GCSE Computer Science Lesson, the final slides contain printable copies needed for the lesson. I use it with OCR J277 but it is also relevant to other specifications. It contains 21 slides explaining the topic, this is lesson 06 of the unit. It is used as one lesson, with the scope to use part of it as a homework.