OCR • Computer Science

Thorough and detailed presentation about everything you need to know of the topic 1.1.3 from the A level OCR specification. Based on the PMT Advanced notes.

This presentation is perfect for teaching yourself or students on all the necessary content for topic 1.1.1 of the OCR A level (Structure and Function of the Processor). It was made whilst working closely with the specification, so that nothing has been left out, and contains some examples. Based on the PMT Advances notes.

The aim of the Cambridge International AS and A Level Computer Science syllabus is to encourage learners to develop an understanding of the fundamental principles of computer science and how computer programs work in a range of contexts. Learners will study topics including information representation, communication and Internet technologies, hardware, software development, and relational database modelling. As they progress, learners will develop their computational thinking and use problem-solv...

It contains notes on further programming including files and object oriented coding in python

OCR A LEVEL COMPUTER SCIENCE Computational thinking Homework Thinking ahead 2 answers.

Topical notes for A-level Cambridge international computer science, they're really helpful ones and cover most of the syllabus.

This document contains information on the content for the storage devices section in Unit 1 of the OCR specification for the A-Level Computer Science

This document contains information on the types of processor there is alongside the guidance given by the OCR specification for A-Level computer science.

This document contains information on the factors that affect the speed of a processor along with the content of the OCR A-level specification for Computer Science

This document contains information of the details of the CPU of a computer which is needed for the OCR A-Level specification.

This document contains all the condensed information for unit 1 of the Computer Science (OCR) A-Level. This has all the information for the structure of a processor, the FDE cycle, processor architecture, pipelining and the different registers in the CPU.

Contained is a Overview of the Specification and a full deck of flashcards for each paper. They contain all of the basic knowledge needed to complete both papers.

2.3.1. Analysis, Design and Comparison of Algorithms - Computer Science

2.2.2. Software Development - Computer Science

2.3.4. Searching Algorithms - Computer Science

2.3.3. Sorting Algorithms - Computer Science

2.3.2. Algorithms for the Main Data Structures - Computer Science

2.2.1. Programming Techniques - Computer Science

2.1.5. Thinking Concurrently - Computer Science

2.1.4. Thinking Logically - Computer Science