This course is not just about learning to use tools or training in a programming language, instead the emphasis is on computational thinking. Computational thinking is a kind of reasoning used by both humans and machines. You will understand how computers operate, understand why they operate the way they do and also develop the necessary skills in order to develop your own methods to interact with a computer. We want to teach students how to be effective users of ICT today, but also the creators of ICT tomorrow.
- Grade 6 in Computer Science and Grade 6 in Maths. - At least grade 5 in both GCSE English Language and Maths as well as 3 other GCSEs at grade 5 or equivalent.
Paper 1 2hr 30 min on screen exam (40% of final A Level grade) Paper 2 - 2hr 30 min written exam (40% of final A LEvel grade) Non exam assessment - 75 marks (20% of final A Level grade)
About Education Provider
| Region | East Midlands |
| Local Authority | Leicestershire |
| Ofsted Rating | Outstanding |
| Gender Type | Co-Educational |
| Address | Leicester Lane, Desford, Leicester, LE9 9JL |
This course is not just about learning to use tools or training in a programming language, instead the emphasis is on computational thinking. Computational thinking is a kind of reasoning used by both humans and machines. You will understand how computers operate, understand why they operate the way they do and also develop the necessary skills in order to develop your own methods to interact with a computer. We want to teach students how to be effective users of ICT today, but also the creators of ICT tomorrow.
- Grade 6 in Computer Science and Grade 6 in Maths. - At least grade 5 in both GCSE English Language and Maths as well as 3 other GCSEs at grade 5 or equivalent.
Paper 1 2hr 30 min on screen exam (40% of final A Level grade) Paper 2 - 2hr 30 min written exam (40% of final A LEvel grade) Non exam assessment - 75 marks (20% of final A Level grade)