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Notes on OCR Computer Science A-Level Processor Components

The following document was created for my own A Level Computer Science revision, allowing me to secure a solid A grade. The entire course content for papers 1 and 2 is condensed into just over 60 pages of easy-to-read, content-dense information which should ensure well-rounded, thorough knowledge of the whole course.

Simple and easy to follow notes, with diagrams and key words highlighted. Information gathered from various sources, sticking to the OCR A-Level computing spec to deliver highly accurate and relevant information in a concise yet detailed manner.

Simple and easy to follow notes, with diagrams and key word highlighted. Information gathered from various sources, sticking to the OCR A-Level computing spec to deliver highly accurate and relevant information in a consice yet detailed manner. Completed all of the spec points of 1.1

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Inspiration for your revision, plus detailed descriptions of key terms and concepts that come up in the A level

The algorithms section of the course can be considered the hardest, in this document there are explanations, summaries and examples of the different algorithms and will cover: Analyzing Algorithms Time Complexity Logarithms Space Complexity Searching Algorithms Sorting Algorithms Path-Finding Algorithms.

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Provides a summary needed for 1.4 of the specification which covers: Data Types Binary Hexadecimal Character Sets Data Structures Boolean Algebra