Computer Science is the study of computers and the theory behind their working. From the hardware to the software, students will learn how a computer functions and how to design their own programs to utilize the power of computers. It is both analytical and creative, and the best computer scientists can combine the two.
Computer Science will provide a good basis for progression on to this qualification. Students must have achieved a minimum of a Grade 6 in an appropriate subject at GCSE level. Students with a Grade 5A can be considered at the Subject Leader’s discretion.
For the AS Level qualification you will sit two exams: Computing Principles (1h 15m) – 50% Algorithms and Problem Solving (1h 15m) – 50% For the A Level qualification you will sit two exams in addition to a non-exam assessment: Computer Systems (2h 30m) – 40% Algorithms and Programming (2h 30m) – 40% Programming Project – 20%
About Education Provider
| Region | West Midlands |
| Local Authority | Warwickshire |
| Ofsted Rating | Good |
| Gender Type | Co-Educational |
| Address | Lawford Lane, Rugby, CV22 7JT |
Computer Science is the study of computers and the theory behind their working. From the hardware to the software, students will learn how a computer functions and how to design their own programs to utilize the power of computers. It is both analytical and creative, and the best computer scientists can combine the two.
Computer Science will provide a good basis for progression on to this qualification. Students must have achieved a minimum of a Grade 6 in an appropriate subject at GCSE level. Students with a Grade 5A can be considered at the Subject Leader’s discretion.
For the AS Level qualification you will sit two exams: Computing Principles (1h 15m) – 50% Algorithms and Problem Solving (1h 15m) – 50% For the A Level qualification you will sit two exams in addition to a non-exam assessment: Computer Systems (2h 30m) – 40% Algorithms and Programming (2h 30m) – 40% Programming Project – 20%