<p>This covers most of the A2 spec, useful for other exam boards and GCSE too. I am not the most organised in the world so there may be some bits that are not covered but most of it is there. AS will be uploaded shortly. Most of this is mine but I have found other bits on the internet, tried to state sources where possible. If you feel you have anything useful for me, please send it over: <a href="mailto:mrowe@eastnorfolk.ac.uk" target="_blank" rel="nofollow">mrowe@eastnorfolk.ac.uk</a></p> <p>Many thanks<br /> Matt</p>

<p>A load of PowerPoints for delivery of the OCR AS Computer Science. All relevant for GCSE and other exam boards too. Enjoy. Sources stated in as many places as I could. Some bits were downloaded from publicly accessible areas but these are marked. Again, I am not the most organised in the world but most of it is there. If you feel you have anything useful for me, please send it over: <a href="mailto:mrowe@eastnorfolk.ac.uk" target="_blank" rel="nofollow">mrowe@eastnorfolk.ac.uk</a></p> <p>Many thanks<br /> Matt</p>

<p>2 easy to follow guides using C# within Unity to create a basic platform game.</p>

<p>Searching Records, List Revision and Binary Sums &amp; Character Sets. This is revision material, I combined it with some additonal resources which I downloaded from “Hammerboy” on TES. Forming a Binary calulations workbook from them. Aimed at A-Level, would work at GCSE too. Records were created on a previous presentation entitled “Arrays, Tuples and Records” should be easy to find.</p> <p>Any problems/questions email me on <a href="mailto:mrowe@eastnorfolk.ac.uk" target="_blank" rel="nofollow">mrowe@eastnorfolk.ac.uk</a></p>

<p>Written for revision on AS OCR Comp Science, probably useful for GCSE too - who knows. Enjoy! If you feel you have anything useful for me please contact me on <a href="mailto:mrowe@eastnorfolk.ac.uk" target="_blank" rel="nofollow">mrowe@eastnorfolk.ac.uk</a></p> <p>Thanks</p>

<p>A simple Rest API using C# winforms<br /> Restful<br /> API<br /> RestAPI</p>

<p>Build a working link to Spotify, goes through Token generation and HttpRequests. Should be useful for future CS specs.</p>

<p>Not in any degree of depth, just a very basic single slide overview of process execution with the emphasis on execution.</p>