A Level IT, Computing, Telecommunications

...but you will find out how computers work and how to program them. Examples of questions that you may be asked are: How do computers help police to combat crime?... More

...Module 01: Problem Solving, Programming, Data Representation & Practical Examination. Module 02: The Computer Components, the Stored Program Concept and the Internet... Learn about: Software Engineering, Data analysis, System Operations... More

...You should have experience of and be enthusiastic about using computers Course Team Leader : Verwijs, Andre Course Level : Level 3 Course... More

...up-to-date computing subjects at your local college, to a Higher National Certificate and Higher National Diploma standard. What will I study on the course?... More

...Students have also gained employment in Computing or ICT related posts. AS/A2 Computing The course is designed to enable you to: Understand the main principles... More

...the more technical aspects of ICT. Whatever your IT background, if you have a desire to dig deeper into the internal workings of the computer then this is the course for... More

...A large part of the course will be spent studying programming and developing skills in expressing solutions to problems using algorithms. AS/A2 COMPUTING... More

...of hardware and software. It provides a firm basis for a Computing degree and we recommend Computing rather than ICT to students with this aim COMPUTING... More

...For A2 Level the areas of study include: Continuing from AS problem solving and programming. Operating systems. Networking. Databases. Practical project... More

...You will also look at all aspects of computers. For your first piece of assessed coursework you will have to solve a problem set by the examining board... More

...To provide an opportunity to learn programming skills To gain an understanding of logical methods to design and test computer programs To give real insight... More

...and running them on the computer. This course has an emphasis on abstract thinking, general problem solving, algorithmic and mathematical reasoning... More

...You will be introduced to the interesting world of current computer use in many aspects of government, business, industry, leisure and the home. Computing... More

...You will learn the principles of programming and how to write programs. You will need to be good at solving problems on your own. You will need to be... More

...Students will learn about a wide range of hardware and software applications, including programming languages. Computing AS/A2 This course will focus... More

...Students can take AS over one year or both AS & A2 modules over two years to make up a full A Level. Cost: Textbooks are currently being revised... More

...including abstraction, decomposition, logic, algorithms and data representation. You will also learn to analyse problems in computational terms through... More

...are used in computer systems and how they work) and software development (how programs are written to enable computers to solve problems). There is a strong... Learn about: Information Systems, Software Engineering, Software Engineering Tools... More

...civil engineering projects, spacecraft, computer games and of course the Internet: no part of modern medicine, transport, industry, education or leisure... Learn about: IT Project Management, Systems Architecture... More

...You will also look at all aspects of computers. For your first piece of assessed coursework you will have to solve a problem set by the examining board... More