A Level Computer Science is about learning to reason when solving complex puzzles. Your programming skills will develop from working with simple programs to creating a complete software solution, using support from a wide range of demanding theories. After studying Computer Science at Barton Peveril you will have developed a solid foundation in a broad range of topics and will be able to recognise patterns and practically apply your knowledge. Topics • Abstraction and Algorithms • Theory of Formal Language • Mathematics for Programming • Object-Oriented Programming • Computer Networks • Computer Architecture • Finite State Machines and the Turing Machine • Functional Programming and Recursive Programming
• GCSEs to include a minimum Grade 6 in Mathematics and 5 in Computer Science, if taken • Minimum average GCSE score of 4 • You do not need to have any programming experience • Studying Computer Science at top universities will require you to take A Level Mathematics
This course has a mixture of: • 80% exam • 20% coursework
About Education Provider
| Region | South East |
| Local Authority | Hampshire |
| Ofsted Rating | Outstanding |
| Gender Type | Co-Educational |
| Address | Chestnut Avenue, Eastleigh, SO50 5ZA |
A Level Computer Science is about learning to reason when solving complex puzzles. Your programming skills will develop from working with simple programs to creating a complete software solution, using support from a wide range of demanding theories. After studying Computer Science at Barton Peveril you will have developed a solid foundation in a broad range of topics and will be able to recognise patterns and practically apply your knowledge. Topics • Abstraction and Algorithms • Theory of Formal Language • Mathematics for Programming • Object-Oriented Programming • Computer Networks • Computer Architecture • Finite State Machines and the Turing Machine • Functional Programming and Recursive Programming
• GCSEs to include a minimum Grade 6 in Mathematics and 5 in Computer Science, if taken • Minimum average GCSE score of 4 • You do not need to have any programming experience • Studying Computer Science at top universities will require you to take A Level Mathematics
This course has a mixture of: • 80% exam • 20% coursework