I use this as the first lesson of the GCSE Computer Science Lesson as an introduction to the CPU and the function of a computer. I use it with OCR J277 but it is also relevant to other specifications. It contains 30 slides explaining the topic, and is used as one lesson, with the scope to use part of it as a homework.

A student workbook, produced to help students understand the functions available in Micro:Bit using Blocks. The later projects are ideas when using Python with the Micro:Bit. Update, extended the descriptions for each task. Changed all the images to match Micro:bit’s present colour scheme.

500 J277 GCSE Flashcards for Computer Science, the flashcards are sub-divided into topics: Systems architecture Memory and storage Computer networks, connections and protocols Network security Systems software Ethical, legal, cultural and environmental impacts of digital technology Algorithms Programming fundamentals Producing robust programs Boolean logic Programming languages and Integrated Development Environments

A revision lesson on the topic system architecture, the lesson is used in a GCSE Computer Science Lesson and focuses on: The purpose of the CPU Common CPU components and their function Von Neumann architecture How common characteristics of CPUs affect their performance The purpose and characteristics of embedded systems Examples of embedded systems I use it with OCR J277 but it is also relevant to other specifications. It contains 27 slides revising the topic, and is used in one lesson before the assessment.

Used to show the stages of language generation, this lesson is used in GCSE a Computer Science Lesson as an introduction programming Languages 2.5.1. I use it with OCR J277 but it is also relevant to other specifications. It contains 26 slides explaining the topic, and is used as one lesson, with the scope to use part of it as a homework.

This demonstrate the facilities within an IDE, this lesson is used in a GCSE Computer Science Lesson as an introduction to the IDE: Knowledge of the tools that an IDE provides How each of the tools and facilities listed can be used to help a programmer develop a program Practical experience of using a range of these tools within at least one IDE I use it with OCR J277 but it is also relevant to other specifications. It contains 20 slides explaining the topic, and is used as one lesson, with the scope to use part of it as a homework.

I use this to demonstrate the differences between the different translators this lesson is used in a GCSE Computer Science Lesson as an introduction to the characteristics of compilers and interpreters. I use it with OCR J277 but it is also relevant to other specifications. It contains 22 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 the internal and external components in the CPU, this lesson is used in GCSE a Computer Science Lesson as an introduction to the CPU and its components. I use it with OCR J277 but it is also relevant to other specifications. It contains 33 slides explaining the topic, and is used as one lesson, with the scope to use part of it as a homework.

A revision lesson on the topic programming languages and the IDE, this lesson is used in a GCSE Computer Science Lesson and focuses on: Characteristics and purpose of different levels of programming languages The purpose of translators The characteristics of a compiler and an interpreter Knowledge of the tools that an IDE provides Common tools and facilities available in an IDE I use it with OCR J277 but it is also relevant to other specifications. It contains 32 slides revising the topic, and is used as one lesson.

This is used to demonstrate the purpose of embedded systems. 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 29 slides explaining the topic. This is lesson 09 of the topic, it is used as one lesson, with the scope to use as part of a homework.

This is used to demonstrate which the differences between single core and multi core processors. 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 27 slides explaining the topic, this is lesson 07 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 embedded systems. 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 25 slides explaining the topic. This is lesson 08 of the topic, it is used as one lesson, with the scope to use as part of a homework.

This is used to demonstrate the Von Neumann Architecture, this lesson is used in GCSE a Computer Science Lesson, the final slides contain the printed copies needed for the lesson. I use it with OCR J277 but it is also relevant to other specifications. It contains 45 slides explaining the topic, this is lesson 04 of the topic. It is used as one lesson, with the scope to use part of it as a homework.

Produced as a retrieval document, can also be split into topics to be used as homework, assessment. Each topic includes a concept map/mind map with revision mats. Covers the topics: Computer Systems System Architecture Memory Storage Data Network Fundamentals Network Hardware Network Security System Software Ethical, Legal, Cultural and Environmental Algorithms Programming Fundamentals Producing Robust Programs Boolean Logic Programming Languages and IDE