The first in the series of mock exam papers designed around AQA A-Level Computer Science pre-release material Text Adventure. This mock exam paper is designed to be sat in a 45 minute period and give students an initial practice with the pre-release skeleton code for 2019 paper 1 series. There is a mark scheme that contains sample code in C# (hopefully this can be easily adapted to other programming languages).

Key points for Assembler, Compiler and Interpreter. Useful for Computer Science GCSE and A-Level.

The first in a series of mock exam papers designed around the 2020 Prerelease material for AQA Computer Science - Food Magnate. A-Level. 60 minute Question Paper - Section C & D EAD (Electronic Answer Document) Possible Mark Scheme

This set of resources is designed for one lesson in which students will learn the differences between how Compilers and Interpreters work. This is designed as an interactive lesson to take the pressure off the tutor in delivering this topic. This topic is useful for both GCSE Computer Science and designed specifically for A-Level Computer Science with the AQA specification in mind.

A set of commands to use with an online Haskell program https://ghc.io/ in order for students to develop their understanding of Haskell for A-Level Computer Science AQA specification. The resource has commands that will take students 30 minutes to play with and develop their understanding of by trying variations of these. Accompanies are some sample exam questions that have been made up based on the specification and also a different take on some of the specimen questions. Answers are included.

A-Level Computer Science (AQA) Analysis Checklist to use for peer/self assessment before submission.

An introduction to bitmapped images with a paint by numbers (using Binary) activity. Also some publisher documents showing how images are made up using pixels. Some good starter points for Bitmapped / Pixels.

For revision - mind-map on hardware

A summary of all of the key information and terms relating to the TCP/IP section of the specification of A-Level Computer Science.

A summary of key terms/definitions and statements regarding The Internet and how it works. Including Packets, firewalls, routers. Also includes a little on security. Spec Reference: 4.9.3.1 and some of 4.9.3.2

Powerpoints for week 1 of Computing GCSE. What is a Computer System? What is Computing? Reliability of systems. Importance of computer systems. Legal and Ethical effects of Computers.

Mind map including key terms relating to bespoke, systems, application software complete with examples e.g. of utilities.

Mind-Map for Computer Science (Computing) on the generations of computer languages.

Three PowerPoint's focussed on Memory, Secondary Storage and CPU. Accompanied by task sheets in computer memory and also secondary storage.

Some activities and information regarding Database Normalisation with a task sheet and a walk through of the answers. Includes a handout on normalisation and a few different activities.

A small game based on Angry Birds in Scratch

A resource created to give examples and differences between the Linear Search and the Binary Search. These topics are covered under AQA, OCR and WJEC exam boards for Computer Science at both A-Level and GCSE. The material is designed with A-Level in mind and contains specific coding aspects of both an iterative and a recursive Binary Search in Pseducode and C#.

Set up sheets for a Raspberry Pi and creating a program based on LED and breadboard.

Knowledge organiser designed around AQA spec of Computer Science. Includes definitions from the theoretical side of OO programming, examples of diagrams with inheritance aggregation (composition/association) as well as UML diagram. Useful for revision