AQA A Level Computer Science- ACTIVE RECALL

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AQA A-Level Computer Science (7517). 1,516 questions with their answers, covering 13 topics and 112 subtopics of the specification.

This is a memorisation guide. It’s about memorising information and terms not *learning* it. Check content images to see more.

Topics covered:

• Fundamentals of Programming
• Fundamentals of Data Structures
• Fundamentals of Algorithms
• Theory of Computation
• Fundamentals of Data Representation
• Fundamentals of Computer Systems
• Fundamentals of Computer Organisation and Architecture
• Fundamentals of Communication and Networking
• Consequences of Uses of Computing
• Systematic Approach to Problem Solving
• Fundamentals of Databases
• Big Data
• Fundamentals of Functional Programming

Active recall --> brain hacking.

Use the 3-step active recall method to memorise the content of AQA A-Level Computer Science.

• STEP 1: Answer the questions CLOSED book, even if you don’t know much about the topic.
• STEP 2: Answer the questions OPEN book, you re-write the correct answers down
• STEP 3: Answer the questions CLOSED book again, for the final time.

There should be a difference in what you’ve got right between steps 1 and 3.

Sample questions, the topic list and what each paper assesses for AQA A-Level Computer Science.

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