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OCR GCSE Computer Science Revision Notes
This is a summary of Topics 1-6 of the OCR GCSE Computer Science spec. Allowing students to summaries, consolidate, and solidify knowledge.
Attached, is both the pdf and the ppt of each section. From 1-6, based on the categories given in the specification materials:
1.1 Systems architecture
1.2 Memory and storage
1.3 Computer networks, connections and
protocols
1.4 Network security
1.5 Systems software
1.6 Ethical, legal, cultural and environmental
impacts of digital technology
OCR GCSE Computer Science: Impact of Technology
Topic 6: Ethical, legal, cultural and environmental impacts of digital technology of the OCR New Specification of Computer Science for assessment in 2022
Concise summary of Impact of Technology, including:
Ethical issues
The Ten Commandments of Computer Ethics
Legislation:
The Data Protection Act 2018
Computer Misuse Act 1990
Copyright Designs and Patents Act 1988
Software Licences
Cultural issues
The Digital Divide
Environmental issues
OCR GCSE Computer Science: Systems Software
Topic 5: Systems Software of the OCR New Specification of Computer Science for assessment in 2022
Concise summary of Systems Software, including:
Operating Software
Utility Software
OCR GCSE Computer Science: Network Security
Topic 4: Network security of the OCR New Specification of Computer Science for assessment in 2022
Concise summary of Network security, including:
Malware
Social Engineering
Other Forms of Attack
Identifying and preventing vulnerabilities
OCR GCSE Computer Science: Networks
Topic 3: Computer networks, connections and protocols of the OCR New Specification of Computer Science for assessment in 2022
Concise summary of System Architecture, including:
Types of Networks
Factors that effect performance
Network Hardware
Topologies
Modes of Transmission
Protocols
The Internet
The Cloud
OCR GCSE Computer Science: Memory & Storage
Topic 2: Memory & Storage of the OCR New Specification of Computer Science for assessment in 2022
Concise summary of System Architecture, including:
Primary storage
Secondary storage
Storage Types
Binary
Image/Sound Representation
Compression
OCR GCSE Computer Science: Systems Architecture
Topic 1: Systems Architecture of the OCR New Specification of Computer Science for assessment in 2022
Concise summary of System Architecture, including:
The Von Neumann Architecture
Fetch Execute Cycle
Factors that effect performance
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AQA AS Physics Revision Notes
This is a summary of Topics 1-5 of the AQA A-level year 1 or AS course. Allowing students to summaries, consolidate, and solidify knowledge.
Attached, is both the pdf and the ppt of each section. From 1-5, based on the categories given in the specification materials:
Topic 1: Measurements and their errors
Topic 2: Particles and radiation
Topic 3: Waves
Topic 4: Mechanics and materials
Topic 5: Electricity
AQA A-level Physics: Electricity
Concise summary of the 'Electricity’ topic of the AQA A-level physics specification.
Including:
Current
Ohm’s Law
Resistivity
Circuits
Potential Dividers
Electromotive force and internal resistance
AQA A-level Physics: Waves
Concise summary of the ‘Waves’ topic of the AQA A-level physics specification.
Including:
Progressive & Stationary Waves
Longitudinal and Transvers Waves
Superposition
Stationary waves
Harmonics
Refraction, diffraction and interference
AQA A-level Physics: Particles and radiation
Concise summary of the ‘Particles and radiation’ topic of the AQA A-level physics specification.
Including:
Constituents of the atom
Stable and unstable nuclei
Particles, antiparticles, and photons
Particle interactions
Classification of particles
Quarks
Electromagnetic Radiation & Quantum Phenomena
AQA A-level Physics: Measurements and their errors
Concise summary of the ‘Measurements and their errors’ topic of the AQA A-level physics specification.
Including:
the use of SI units
Limitation of physical measurements (errors & uncertainty)
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Edexcel AS level Chemistry Revision Notes
This is a summary of Topics 1-10 of the Edexcel A-level year 1 or AS course. Allowing students to summaries, consolidate, and solidify knowledge.
Attached, is both the pdf and the ppt of each section. From 1-10, based on the categories given in the specification materials:
Topic 1: Atomic Structure and the Periodic Table
Topic 2: Bonding and Structure
Topic 3: Redox I
Topic 4: Inorganic Chemistry and the Periodic Table
Topic 5: Formulae, Equations and Amounts of Substance
Topic 6: Organic Chemistry I
Topic 7: Modern Analytical Techniques I
Topic 8: Energetics I
Topic 9: Kinetics I
Topic 10: Equilibrium I
Edexcel A-level Chemistry: Equilibrium I
Concise summary of Equilibrium I, including:
The effect of changing temperature, concentration, pressure, and the addition of a catalyst on exo/endothermic reactions
The Haber Process
Equilibrium Constant Calculations
Edexcel A-level Chemistry: Kinetics I
Concise summary of kinetics in AS/ Year 1, including:
Collision Theory
The effect of increasing temperature, pressure, surface area and the addition of a catalyst
Rate of reaction
Maxwell-Boltzmann Distribution
Edexcel A-level Chemistry: Energetics I
Concise summary of all of AS/ Year 1 Energetics, including:
Definitions
Enthalpy Diagrams
Enthalpy Calculations
Enthalpy Cycles
Edexcel A-level Chemistry: Modern Analytical Techniques I
Concise summary of all the modern analytical techniques, including:
Mass spectrometry
Infrared (IR) spectroscopy
Edexcel A-level Chemistry: Organic Chemistry I
Concise summary of Organic Chemistry, including:
IUPAC Nomenclature
Isomerism
Processing and Combustion of Alkanes
Free radical substitution
Alkenes
Halogenoalkanes
Alcohols
The preparation and purification of liquid organic compounds
Edexcel A-level Chemistry: Inorganic Chemistry & The Periodic Table
Concise summary of trends in reactivity, ionisation, solubility, decomposition of groups 1, 2, and 7.
Edexcel GCSE History: Medicine in Britain
This is a summary of the Medicine in Britain option of the GCSE History course.
It allows students to summaries, consolidate, and solidify knowledge, acting as an intermediate between conventional revision cards and revision guides, it acts as a comparable revision aid blending both the advantages of a revision guide (longer, more in-depth knowledge) and revision notes (easy, learnable, portable last stop)