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- Sample ContentSample Notes, Videos, Quizzes, Cheat Sheets, Assignments and Much More For Pre-Purchase Consideration.20
- 1.1Sample Notes + Written Material For Contents of The Syllabus: Data Representation: Number Systems: Understand How And Why Computers Use Binary To Represent All Forms Of Data
- 1.2Sample Notes + Written Material For Contents of The Syllabus: Hardware: Computer Architecture: Understand The Purpose And Use Of An Instruction Set For A Cpu
- 1.3Sample Video Lectures For The Content: Data Representation: Number Systems: Understand How And Why Computers Use Binary To Represent All Forms Of Data
- 1.4Sample Video Lectures For The Content: Hardware: Computer Architecture: Understand The Purpose And Use Of An Instruction Set For A Cpu
- 1.5Sample Quizzes For Preparation: Data Representation: Number Systems: Understand How And Why Computers Use Binary To Represent All Forms Of Data
- 1.6Sample Quizzes For Preparation: Hardware: Computer Architecture: Understand The Purpose And Use Of An Instruction Set For A Cpu
- 1.7Sample Cheat Sheets: Data Representation: Number Systems: Understand How And Why Computers Use Binary To Represent All Forms Of Data
- 1.8Sample Cheat Sheets: Hardware: Computer Architecture: Understand The Purpose And Use Of An Instruction Set For A Cpu
- 1.9Sample Practice Questions/ Practice Exams: Data Representation: Number Systems: Understand How And Why Computers Use Binary To Represent All Forms Of Data
- 1.10Sample Practice Questions/ Practice Exams: Hardware: Computer Architecture: Understand The Purpose And Use Of An Instruction Set For A Cpu
- 1.11Sample Paper 2 Codes, Pre-Release Material And Sheets: Pre-Release Material Mastery: Understanding The Purpose Of Pre-Release Material In Paper 2
- 1.12Sample Paper 2 Codes, Pre-Release Material And Sheets: Pseudocode Core Structures (Cambridge Standard): Procedure Definition, Calls And Parameter Passing
- 1.13Sample Paper Pattern/ Paper Preparation/ Techniques To Attempt The Paper/ Common Mistakes To Avoid: Paper Structure & Assessment Understanding: Understanding The Full Cambridge 2210 Assessment Structure (Paper 1 vs Paper 2)
- 1.14Sample Paper Pattern/ Paper Preparation/ Techniques To Attempt The Paper/ Common Mistakes To Avoid: Paper 1 (Computer Systems) – Strategy & Pitfalls: FDE Cycle Answers That Get 2/5 Instead Of Full Marks — Why?
- 1.15Sample Mock Exam:
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- 1.17Sample Solved Past Paper:
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- 1.19Sample Past Paper Session:
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- Notes + Written Material For Contents of The SyllabusNotes for Chapters + Written Resources Regarding The Content124
- 3.1Data Representation: Number Systems: Understand How And Why Computers Use Binary To Represent All Forms Of Data
- 3.2Data Representation: Number Systems: Understand The Denary, Binary And Hexadecimal Number Systems
- 3.3Data Representation: Number Systems: Convert Between: Positive Denary And Positive Binary
- 3.4Data Representation: Number Systems: Convert Between: Positive Denary And Positive Hexadecimal
- 3.5Data Representation: Number Systems: Convert Between: Positive Hexadecimal And Positive Binary
- 3.6Data Representation: Number Systems: Understand How And Why Hexadecimal Is Used As A Beneficial Method Of Data Representation
- 3.7Data Representation: Number Systems: Add Two Positive 8-bit Binary Integers
- 3.8Data Representation: Number Systems: Understand The Concept Of Overflow And Why It Occurs In Binary Addition
- 3.9Data Representation: Number Systems: Perform A Logical Binary Shift On A Positive 8-bit Binary Integer And Understand The Effect This Has On The Positive Binary Integer
- 3.10Data Representation: Number Systems: Use The Two’s Complement Number System To Represent Positive And Negative 8-bit Binary Integers
- 3.11Data Representation: Text, Sound And Images: Understand How And Why A Computer Represents Text And The Use Of Character Sets, Including American Standard Code For Information Interchange (Ascii) And Unicode
- 3.12Data Representation: Text, Sound And Images: Understand How And Why A Computer Represents Sound, Including The Effects Of The Sample Rate And Sample Resolution
- 3.13Data Representation: Text, Sound And Images: Understand How And Why A Computer Represents An Image, Including The Effects Of The Resolution And Colour Depth
- 3.14Data Representation: Data Storage And Compression: Understand How Data Storage Is Measured
- 3.15Data Representation: Data Storage And Compression: Calculate The File Size Of An Image File And A Sound File, Using Information Given
- 3.16Data Representation: Data Storage And Compression: Understand The Purpose Of And Need For Data Compression
- 3.17Data Representation: Data Storage And Compression: Understand How Files Are Compressed Using Lossy And Lossless Compression Methods
- 3.18Data Transmission: Types And Methods Of Data Transmission: Understand That Data Is Broken Down Into Packets To Be Transmitted
- 3.19Data Transmission: Types And Methods Of Data Transmission: Describe The Structure Of A Packet
- 3.20Data Transmission: Types And Methods Of Data Transmission: Describe The Process Of Packet Switching
- 3.21Data Transmission: Types And Methods Of Data Transmission: Describe How Data Is Transmitted From One Device To Another Using Different Methods Of Data Transmission
- 3.22Data Transmission: Types And Methods Of Data Transmission: Explain The Suitability Of Each Method Of Data Transmission, For A Given Scenario
- 3.23Data Transmission: Types And Methods Of Data Transmission: Understand The Universal Serial Bus (Usb) Interface And Explain How It Is Used To Transmit Data
- 3.24Data Transmission: Methods Of Error Detection: Understand The Need To Check For Errors After Data Transmission And How These Errors Can Occur
- 3.25Data Transmission: Methods Of Error Detection: Describe The Processes Involved In Each Of The Following Error Detection Methods For Detecting Errors In Data After Transmission: Parity Check (Odd And Even), Checksum And Echo Check
- 3.26Data Transmission: Methods Of Error Detection: Describe How A Check Digit Is Used To Detect Errors In Data Entry And Identify Examples Of When A Check Digit Is Used, Including International Standard Book Numbers (Isbn) And Bar Codes
- 3.27Data Transmission: Methods Of Error Detection: Describe How An Automatic Repeat Query (Arq) Can Be Used To Establish That Data Is Received Without Error
- 3.28Data Transmission: Encryption: Understand The Need For And Purpose Of Encryption When Transmitting Data
- 3.29Data Transmission: Encryption: Understand How Data Is Encrypted Using Symmetric And Asymmetric Encryption
- 3.30Hardware: Computer Architecture: Understand The Role Of The Central Processing Unit (Cpu) In A Computer
- 3.31Hardware: Computer Architecture: Understand What Is Meant By A Microprocessor
- 3.32Hardware: Computer Architecture: Understand The Purpose Of The Components In A Cpu, In A Computer That Has A Von Neumann Architecture
- 3.33Hardware: Computer Architecture: Describe The Process Of The Fetch–decode–execute (Fde) Cycle, Including The Role Of Each Component In The Process
- 3.34Hardware: Computer Architecture: Understand What Is Meant By A Core, Cache And Clock In A Cpu And Explain How They Can Affect The Performance Of A Cpu
- 3.35Hardware: Computer Architecture: Understand The Purpose And Use Of An Instruction Set For A Cpu
- 3.36Hardware: Computer Architecture: Describe The Purpose And Characteristics Of An Embedded System And Identify Devices In Which They Are Commonly Used
- 3.37Hardware: Input And Output Devices: Understand What Is Meant By An Input Device And Why It Is Required
- 3.38Hardware: Input And Output Devices: Understand What Is Meant By An Output Device And Why It Is Required
- 3.39Hardware: Input And Output Devices: Understand What Is Meant By A Sensor And The Purposes Of Sensors
- 3.40Hardware: Input And Output Devices: Identify The Type Of Data Captured By Each Sensor And Understand When Each Sensor Would Be Used, Including Selecting The Most Suitable Sensor For A Given Context
- 3.41Hardware: Data Storage: Understand What Is Meant By Primary Storage
- 3.42Hardware: Data Storage: Understand What Is Meant By Secondary Storage
- 3.43Hardware: Data Storage: Describe The Operation Of Magnetic, Optical And Solid-state (Flash Memory) Storage And Give Examples Of Each
- 3.44Hardware: Data Storage: Describe What Is Meant By Virtual Memory, How It Is Created And Used And Why It Is Necessary
- 3.45Hardware: Data Storage: Understand What Is Meant By Cloud Storage
- 3.46Hardware: Data Storage: Explain The Advantages And Disadvantages Of Storing Data On The Cloud In Comparison To Storing It Locally
- 3.47Hardware: Network Hardware: Understand That A Computer Needs A Network Interface Card (Nic) To Access A Network
- 3.48Hardware: Network Hardware: Understand What Is Meant By, And The Purpose Of, A Media Access Control (Mac) Address, Including Its Structure
- 3.49Hardware: Network Hardware: Understand What Is Meant By, And The Purpose Of, An Internet Protocol (Ip) Address
- 3.50Hardware: Network Hardware: Understand That There Are Different Types Of Ip Address
- 3.51Hardware: Network Hardware: Describe The Role Of A Router In A Network
- 3.52Software: Types Of Software And Interrupts: Describe The Difference Between System Software And Application Software And Provide Examples Of Each
- 3.53Software: Types Of Software And Interrupts: Describe The Role And Basic Functions Of An Operating System
- 3.54Software: Types Of Software And Interrupts: Understand How Hardware, Firmware And An Operating System Are Required To Run Applications Software
- 3.55Software: Types Of Software And Interrupts: Describe The Role And Operation Of Interrupts
- 3.56Software: Types Of Programming Language, Translators And Integrated Development Environments (Ides): Explain What Is Meant By A High-level Language And A Low-level Language, Including The Advantages And Disadvantages Of Each
- 3.57Software: Types Of Programming Language, Translators And Integrated Development Environments (Ides): Understand That Assembly Language Is A Form Of Low-level Language That Uses Mnemonics, And That An Assembler Is Needed To Translate An Assembly Language Program Into Machine Code
- 3.58Software: Types Of Programming Language, Translators And Integrated Development Environments (Ides): Describe The Operation Of A Compiler And An Interpreter, Including How High-level Language Is Translated By Each And How Errors Are Reported
- 3.59Software: Types Of Programming Language, Translators And Integrated Development Environments (Ides): Explain The Advantages And Disadvantages Of A Compiler And An Interpreter
- 3.60Software: Types Of Programming Language, Translators And Integrated Development Environments (Ides): Explain The Role Of An Ide In Writing Program Code And The Common Functions Ides Provide
- 3.61The Internet And Its Uses: The Internet And The World Wide Web: Understand The Difference Between The Internet And The World Wide Web
- 3.62The Internet And Its Uses: The Internet And The World Wide Web: Understand What Is Meant By A Uniform Resource Locator (Url)
- 3.63The Internet And Its Uses: The Internet And The World Wide Web: Describe The Purpose And Operation Of Hypertext Transfer Protocol (Http) And Hypertext Transfer Protocol Secure (Https)
- 3.64The Internet And Its Uses: The Internet And The World Wide Web: Explain The Purpose And Functions Of A Web Browser
- 3.65The Internet And Its Uses: The Internet And The World Wide Web: Describe How Web Pages Are Located, Retrieved And Displayed On A Device When A User Enters A Url
- 3.66The Internet And Its Uses: The Internet And The World Wide Web: Explain What Is Meant By Cookies And How They Are Used, Including Session Cookies And Persistent Cookies
- 3.67The Internet And Its Uses: Digital Currency: Understand The Concept Of A Digital Currency And How Digital Currencies Are Used
- 3.68The Internet And Its Uses: Digital Currency: Understand The Process Of Blockchain And How It Is Used To Track Digital Currency Transactions
- 3.69The Internet And Its Uses: Cyber Security: Describe The Processes Involved In, And The Aim Of Carrying Out, A Range Of Cyber Security Threats
- 3.70The Internet And Its Uses: Cyber Security: Explain How A Range Of Solutions Are Used To Help Keep Data Safe From Security Threats
- 3.71Automated And Emerging Technologies: Automated Systems: Describe How Sensors, Microprocessors And Actuators Can Be Used In Collaboration To Create Automated Systems
- 3.72Automated And Emerging Technologies: Automated Systems: Describe The Advantages And Disadvantages Of An Automated System Used For A Given Scenario
- 3.73Automated And Emerging Technologies: Robotics: Understand What Is Meant By Robotics
- 3.74Automated And Emerging Technologies: Robotics: Describe The Characteristics Of A Robot
- 3.75Automated And Emerging Technologies: Robotics: Understand The Roles That Robots Can Perform And Describe The Advantages And Disadvantages Of Their Use
- 3.76Automated And Emerging Technologies: Artificial Intelligence: Understand What Is Meant By Artificial Intelligence (Ai)
- 3.77Automated And Emerging Technologies: Artificial Intelligence: Describe The Main Characteristics Of Ai As The Collection Of Data And The Rules For Using That Data, The Ability To Reason, And It Can Include The Ability To Learn And Adapt
- 3.78Automated And Emerging Technologies: Artificial Intelligence: Explain The Basic Operation And Components Of Ai Systems To Simulate Intelligent Behaviour
- 3.79Algorithm Design And Problem-solving: Understand The Program Development Life Cycle, Limited To: Analysis, Design, Coding And Testing
- 3.80Algorithm Design And Problem-solving: Understand That Every Computer System Is Made Up Of Sub-systems, Which Are Made Up Of Further Sub-systems
- 3.81Algorithm Design And Problem-solving: Understand How A Problem Can Be Decomposed Into Its Component Parts
- 3.82Algorithm Design And Problem-solving: Use Different Methods To Design And Construct A Solution To A Problem
- 3.83Algorithm Design And Problem-solving: Explain The Purpose Of A Given Algorithm
- 3.84Algorithm Design And Problem-solving: Understand Standard Methods Of Solution
- 3.85Algorithm Design And Problem-solving: Understand The Need For Validation Checks To Be Made On Input Data And The Different Types Of Validation Check
- 3.86Algorithm Design And Problem-solving: Understand The Need For Verification Checks To Be Made On Input Data And The Different Types Of Verification Check
- 3.87Algorithm Design And Problem-solving: Suggest And Apply Suitable Test Data
- 3.88Algorithm Design And Problem-solving: Complete A Trace Table To Document A Dry-run Of An Algorithm
- 3.89Algorithm Design And Problem-solving: Identify Errors In Given Algorithms And Suggest Ways Of Correcting These Errors
- 3.90Algorithm Design And Problem-solving: Write And Amend Algorithms For Given Problems Or Scenarios, Using: Pseudocode, Program Code And Flowcharts
- 3.91Programming: Programming Concepts: Declare And Use Variables And Constants
- 3.92Programming: Programming Concepts: Understand And Use Basic Data Types
- 3.93Programming: Programming Concepts: Understand And Use Input And Output
- 3.94Programming: Programming Concepts: Understand And Use The Concept Of Sequence
- 3.95Programming: Programming Concepts: Understand And Use The Concept Of Selection
- 3.96Programming: Programming Concepts: Understand And Use The Concept Of Iteration
- 3.97Programming: Programming Concepts: Understand And Use The Concepts Of Totalling And Counting
- 3.98Programming: Programming Concepts: Understand And Use The Concept Of String Handling
- 3.99Programming: Programming Concepts: Understand And Use Arithmetic, Relational And Logical Operators
- 3.100Programming: Programming Concepts: Understand And Use Nested Statements
- 3.101Programming: Programming Concepts: Understand What Is Meant By Procedures, Functions And Parameters
- 3.102Programming: Programming Concepts: Define And Use Procedures And Functions, With Or Without Parameters
- 3.103Programming: Programming Concepts: Understand And Use Local And Global Variables 7 Understand And Use Library Routines
- 3.104Programming: Programming Concepts: Understand How To Create A Maintainable Program
- 3.105Programming: Arrays: Declare And Use One-dimensional (1d) And Two-dimensional (2d) Arrays
- 3.106Programming: Arrays: Understand The Use Of Arrays
- 3.107Programming: Arrays: Write Values Into, And Read Values From, An Array Using Iteration
- 3.108Programming: File Handling: Understand The Purpose Of Storing Data In A File To Be Used By A Program
- 3.109Programming: File Handling: Open, Close And Use A File For Reading And Writing
- 3.110Databases: Define A Single-table Database From Given Data Storage Requirements
- 3.111Databases: Suggest Suitable Basic Data Types
- 3.112Databases: Understand The Purpose Of A Primary Key And Identify A Suitable Primary Key For A Given Database Table
- 3.113Databases: Read, Understand And Complete Structured Query Language (Sql) Scripts To Query Data Stored In A Single Database Table
- 3.114Boolean Logic: Identify And Use The Standard Symbols For Logic Gates
- 3.115Boolean Logic: Define And Understand The Functions Of Logic Gates
- 3.116Boolean Logic: Use Logic Gates To Create Given Logic Circuits From A: Problem Statement
- 3.117Boolean Logic: Use Logic Gates To Create Given Logic Circuits From A: Logic Expression
- 3.118Boolean Logic: Use Logic Gates To Create Given Logic Circuits From A: Truth Table
- 3.119Boolean Logic: Complete A Truth Table From A: Problem Statement
- 3.120Boolean Logic: Complete A Truth Table From A: Logic Expression
- 3.121Boolean Logic: Complete A Truth Table From A: Logic Circuit
- 3.122Boolean Logic: Write A Logic Expression From A: Problem Statement
- 3.123Boolean Logic: Write A Logic Expression From A: Logic Circuit
- 3.124Boolean Logic: Write A Logic Expression From A: Truth Table
- Video Lectures For The ContentVideo Lectures Covering Course Content In Detail24
- 4.1Number Systems
- 4.2Text, Sound And Images
- 4.3Data Storage And Compression
- 4.4Types And Methods of Data Transmission
- 4.5Methods of Error Detection
- 4.6Encryption
- 4.7Computer Architecture
- 4.8Input And Output Devices
- 4.9Data Storage
- 4.10Network Hardware
- 4.11Types of Software And Interrupts
- 4.12Types of Programming Language, Translators And Integrated Development Environments (IDEs)
- 4.13The Internet And The World Wide Web
- 4.14Digital Currency
- 4.15Cyber Security
- 4.16Automated Systems
- 4.17Robotics
- 4.18Artificial Intelligence
- 4.19Algorithm Design And Probem-Solving
- 4.20Programming Concepts
- 4.21Arrays
- 4.22File Handling
- 4.23Databases
- 4.24Boolean Logic
- QuizzesShort Quizzes To Auto-Test Your Knowledge of The Syllabus44
- 5.1Number Systems10 Minutes0 Questions
- 5.2Text, Sound And Images10 Minutes0 Questions
- 5.3Data Storage And Compression10 Minutes0 Questions
- 5.4Types And Methods of Data Transmission10 Minutes0 Questions
- 5.5Methods of Error Detection10 Minutes0 Questions
- 5.6Encryption10 Minutes0 Questions
- 5.7Computer Architecture10 Minutes0 Questions
- 5.8Data Storage10 Minutes0 Questions
- 5.9Network Hardware10 Minutes0 Questions
- 5.10Types of Software And Interrupts10 Minutes0 Questions
- 5.11Types of Programming Language, Translators And Integrated Development Environments (IDEs)10 Minutes0 Questions
- 5.12Digital Currency10 Minutes0 Questions
- 5.13Cyber Security10 Minutes0 Questions
- 5.14Automated Systems10 Minutes0 Questions
- 5.15Robotics10 Minutes0 Questions
- 5.16Artificial Intelligence10 Minutes0 Questions
- 5.17Algorithm Design And Problem-Solving10 Minutes0 Questions
- 5.18Programming Concepts10 Minutes0 Questions
- 5.19Arrays10 Minutes0 Questions
- 5.20File Handling10 Minutes0 Questions
- 5.21Databases10 Minutes0 Questions
- 5.22Boolean Logic10 Minutes0 Questions
- 5.23Quizzes For Preparation: Number Systems
- 5.24Quizzes For Preparation: Text, Sound And Images
- 5.25Quizzes For Preparation: Data Storage And Compression
- 5.26Quizzes For Preparation: Types And Methods of Data Transmission
- 5.27Quizzes For Preparation: Methods of Error Detection
- 5.28Quizzes For Preparation: Encryption
- 5.29Quizzes For Preparation: Computer Architecture
- 5.30Quizzes For Preparation: Data Storage
- 5.31Quizzes For Preparation: Network Hardware
- 5.32Quizzes For Preparation: Types of Software And Interrupts
- 5.33Quizzes For Preparation: Types of Programming Language, Translators And Integrated Development Environments (IDEs)
- 5.34Quizzes For Preparation: Digital Currency
- 5.35Quizzes For Preparation: Cyber Security
- 5.36Quizzes For Preparation: Automated Systems
- 5.37Quizzes For Preparation: Robotics
- 5.38Quizzes For Preparation: Artificial Intelligence
- 5.39Quizzes For Preparation: Algorithm Design And Problem-Solving
- 5.40Quizzes For Preparation: Programming Concepts
- 5.41Quizzes For Preparation: File Handling
- 5.42Quizzes For Preparation: Arrays
- 5.43Quizzes For Preparation: Databases
- 5.44Quizzes For Preparation: Boolean Logic
- Quizzes For PreparationQuizzes With Detailed Explained Answers And Common Mistakes Discussed In Detail124
- 6.1Data Representation: Number Systems: Understand How And Why Computers Use Binary To Represent All Forms Of Data
- 6.2Data Representation: Number Systems: Understand The Denary, Binary And Hexadecimal Number Systems
- 6.3Data Representation: Number Systems: Convert Between: Positive Denary And Positive Binary
- 6.4Data Representation: Number Systems: Convert Between: Positive Denary And Positive Hexadecimal
- 6.5Data Representation: Number Systems: Convert Between: Positive Hexadecimal And Positive Binary
- 6.6Data Representation: Number Systems: Understand How And Why Hexadecimal Is Used As A Beneficial Method Of Data Representation
- 6.7Data Representation: Number Systems: Add Two Positive 8-bit Binary Integers
- 6.8Data Representation: Number Systems: Understand The Concept Of Overflow And Why It Occurs In Binary Addition
- 6.9Data Representation: Number Systems: Perform A Logical Binary Shift On A Positive 8-bit Binary Integer And Understand The Effect This Has On The Positive Binary Integer
- 6.10Data Representation: Number Systems: Use The Two’s Complement Number System To Represent Positive And Negative 8-bit Binary Integers
- 6.11Data Representation: Text, Sound And Images: Understand How And Why A Computer Represents Text And The Use Of Character Sets, Including American Standard Code For Information Interchange (Ascii) And Unicode
- 6.12Data Representation: Text, Sound And Images: Understand How And Why A Computer Represents Sound, Including The Effects Of The Sample Rate And Sample Resolution
- 6.13Data Representation: Text, Sound And Images: Understand How And Why A Computer Represents An Image, Including The Effects Of The Resolution And Colour Depth
- 6.14Data Representation: Data Storage And Compression: Understand How Data Storage Is Measured
- 6.15Data Representation: Data Storage And Compression: Calculate The File Size Of An Image File And A Sound File, Using Information Given
- 6.16Data Representation: Data Storage And Compression: Understand The Purpose Of And Need For Data Compression
- 6.17Data Representation: Data Storage And Compression: Understand How Files Are Compressed Using Lossy And Lossless Compression Methods
- 6.18Data Transmission: Types And Methods Of Data Transmission: Understand That Data Is Broken Down Into Packets To Be Transmitted
- 6.19Data Transmission: Types And Methods Of Data Transmission: Describe The Structure Of A Packet
- 6.20Data Transmission: Types And Methods Of Data Transmission: Describe The Process Of Packet Switching
- 6.21Data Transmission: Types And Methods Of Data Transmission: Describe How Data Is Transmitted From One Device To Another Using Different Methods Of Data Transmission
- 6.22Data Transmission: Types And Methods Of Data Transmission: Explain The Suitability Of Each Method Of Data Transmission, For A Given Scenario
- 6.23Data Transmission: Types And Methods Of Data Transmission: Understand The Universal Serial Bus (Usb) Interface And Explain How It Is Used To Transmit Data
- 6.24Data Transmission: Methods Of Error Detection: Understand The Need To Check For Errors After Data Transmission And How These Errors Can Occur
- 6.25Data Transmission: Methods Of Error Detection: Describe The Processes Involved In Each Of The Following Error Detection Methods For Detecting Errors In Data After Transmission: Parity Check (Odd And Even), Checksum And Echo Check
- 6.26Data Transmission: Methods Of Error Detection: Describe How A Check Digit Is Used To Detect Errors In Data Entry And Identify Examples Of When A Check Digit Is Used, Including International Standard Book Numbers (Isbn) And Bar Codes
- 6.27Data Transmission: Methods Of Error Detection: Describe How An Automatic Repeat Query (Arq) Can Be Used To Establish That Data Is Received Without Error
- 6.28Data Transmission: Encryption: Understand The Need For And Purpose Of Encryption When Transmitting Data
- 6.29Data Transmission: Encryption: Understand How Data Is Encrypted Using Symmetric And Asymmetric Encryption
- 6.30Hardware: Computer Architecture: Understand The Role Of The Central Processing Unit (Cpu) In A Computer
- 6.31Hardware: Computer Architecture: Understand What Is Meant By A Microprocessor
- 6.32Hardware: Computer Architecture: Understand The Purpose Of The Components In A Cpu, In A Computer That Has A Von Neumann Architecture
- 6.33Hardware: Computer Architecture: Describe The Process Of The Fetch–decode–execute (Fde) Cycle, Including The Role Of Each Component In The Process
- 6.34Hardware: Computer Architecture: Understand What Is Meant By A Core, Cache And Clock In A Cpu And Explain How They Can Affect The Performance Of A Cpu
- 6.35Hardware: Computer Architecture: Understand The Purpose And Use Of An Instruction Set For A Cpu
- 6.36Hardware: Computer Architecture: Describe The Purpose And Characteristics Of An Embedded System And Identify Devices In Which They Are Commonly Used
- 6.37Hardware: Input And Output Devices: Understand What Is Meant By An Input Device And Why It Is Required
- 6.38Hardware: Input And Output Devices: Understand What Is Meant By An Output Device And Why It Is Required
- 6.39Hardware: Input And Output Devices: Understand What Is Meant By A Sensor And The Purposes Of Sensors
- 6.40Hardware: Input And Output Devices: Identify The Type Of Data Captured By Each Sensor And Understand When Each Sensor Would Be Used, Including Selecting The Most Suitable Sensor For A Given Context
- 6.41Hardware: Data Storage: Understand What Is Meant By Primary Storage
- 6.42Hardware: Data Storage: Understand What Is Meant By Secondary Storage
- 6.43Hardware: Data Storage: Describe The Operation Of Magnetic, Optical And Solid-state (Flash Memory) Storage And Give Examples Of Each
- 6.44Hardware: Data Storage: Describe What Is Meant By Virtual Memory, How It Is Created And Used And Why It Is Necessary
- 6.45Hardware: Data Storage: Understand What Is Meant By Cloud Storage
- 6.46Hardware: Data Storage: Explain The Advantages And Disadvantages Of Storing Data On The Cloud In Comparison To Storing It Locally
- 6.47Hardware: Network Hardware: Understand That A Computer Needs A Network Interface Card (Nic) To Access A Network
- 6.48Hardware: Network Hardware: Understand What Is Meant By, And The Purpose Of, A Media Access Control (Mac) Address, Including Its Structure
- 6.49Hardware: Network Hardware: Understand What Is Meant By, And The Purpose Of, An Internet Protocol (Ip) Address
- 6.50Hardware: Network Hardware: Understand That There Are Different Types Of Ip Address
- 6.51Hardware: Network Hardware: Describe The Role Of A Router In A Network
- 6.52Software: Types Of Software And Interrupts: Describe The Difference Between System Software And Application Software And Provide Examples Of Each
- 6.53Software: Types Of Software And Interrupts: Describe The Role And Basic Functions Of An Operating System
- 6.54Software: Types Of Software And Interrupts: Understand How Hardware, Firmware And An Operating System Are Required To Run Applications Software
- 6.55Software: Types Of Software And Interrupts: Describe The Role And Operation Of Interrupts
- 6.56Software: Types Of Programming Language, Translators And Integrated Development Environments (Ides): Explain What Is Meant By A High-level Language And A Low-level Language, Including The Advantages And Disadvantages Of Each
- 6.57Software: Types Of Programming Language, Translators And Integrated Development Environments (Ides): Understand That Assembly Language Is A Form Of Low-level Language That Uses Mnemonics, And That An Assembler Is Needed To Translate An Assembly Language Program Into Machine Code
- 6.58Software: Types Of Programming Language, Translators And Integrated Development Environments (Ides): Describe The Operation Of A Compiler And An Interpreter, Including How High-level Language Is Translated By Each And How Errors Are Reported
- 6.59Software: Types Of Programming Language, Translators And Integrated Development Environments (Ides): Explain The Advantages And Disadvantages Of A Compiler And An Interpreter
- 6.60Software: Types Of Programming Language, Translators And Integrated Development Environments (Ides): Explain The Role Of An Ide In Writing Program Code And The Common Functions Ides Provide
- 6.61The Internet And Its Uses: The Internet And The World Wide Web: Understand The Difference Between The Internet And The World Wide Web
- 6.62The Internet And Its Uses: The Internet And The World Wide Web: Understand What Is Meant By A Uniform Resource Locator (Url)
- 6.63The Internet And Its Uses: The Internet And The World Wide Web: Describe The Purpose And Operation Of Hypertext Transfer Protocol (Http) And Hypertext Transfer Protocol Secure (Https)
- 6.64The Internet And Its Uses: The Internet And The World Wide Web: Explain The Purpose And Functions Of A Web Browser
- 6.65The Internet And Its Uses: The Internet And The World Wide Web: Describe How Web Pages Are Located, Retrieved And Displayed On A Device When A User Enters A Url
- 6.66The Internet And Its Uses: The Internet And The World Wide Web: Explain What Is Meant By Cookies And How They Are Used, Including Session Cookies And Persistent Cookies
- 6.67The Internet And Its Uses: Digital Currency: Understand The Concept Of A Digital Currency And How Digital Currencies Are Used
- 6.68The Internet And Its Uses: Digital Currency: Understand The Process Of Blockchain And How It Is Used To Track Digital Currency Transactions
- 6.69The Internet And Its Uses: Cyber Security: Describe The Processes Involved In, And The Aim Of Carrying Out, A Range Of Cyber Security Threats
- 6.70The Internet And Its Uses: Cyber Security: Explain How A Range Of Solutions Are Used To Help Keep Data Safe From Security Threats
- 6.71Automated And Emerging Technologies: Automated Systems: Describe How Sensors, Microprocessors And Actuators Can Be Used In Collaboration To Create Automated Systems
- 6.72Automated And Emerging Technologies: Automated Systems: Describe The Advantages And Disadvantages Of An Automated System Used For A Given Scenario
- 6.73Automated And Emerging Technologies: Robotics: Understand What Is Meant By Robotics
- 6.74Automated And Emerging Technologies: Robotics: Describe The Characteristics Of A Robot
- 6.75Automated And Emerging Technologies: Robotics: Understand The Roles That Robots Can Perform And Describe The Advantages And Disadvantages Of Their Use
- 6.76Automated And Emerging Technologies: Artificial Intelligence: Understand What Is Meant By Artificial Intelligence (Ai)
- 6.77Automated And Emerging Technologies: Artificial Intelligence: Describe The Main Characteristics Of Ai As The Collection Of Data And The Rules For Using That Data, The Ability To Reason, And It Can Include The Ability To Learn And Adapt
- 6.78Automated And Emerging Technologies: Artificial Intelligence: Explain The Basic Operation And Components Of Ai Systems To Simulate Intelligent Behaviour
- 6.79Algorithm Design And Problem-solving: Understand The Program Development Life Cycle, Limited To: Analysis, Design, Coding And Testing
- 6.80Algorithm Design And Problem-solving: Understand That Every Computer System Is Made Up Of Sub-systems, Which Are Made Up Of Further Sub-systems
- 6.81Algorithm Design And Problem-solving: Understand How A Problem Can Be Decomposed Into Its Component Parts
- 6.82Algorithm Design And Problem-solving: Use Different Methods To Design And Construct A Solution To A Problem
- 6.83Algorithm Design And Problem-solving: Explain The Purpose Of A Given Algorithm
- 6.84Algorithm Design And Problem-solving: Understand Standard Methods Of Solution
- 6.85Algorithm Design And Problem-solving: Understand The Need For Validation Checks To Be Made On Input Data And The Different Types Of Validation Check
- 6.86Algorithm Design And Problem-solving: Understand The Need For Verification Checks To Be Made On Input Data And The Different Types Of Verification Check
- 6.87Algorithm Design And Problem-solving: Suggest And Apply Suitable Test Data
- 6.88Algorithm Design And Problem-solving: Complete A Trace Table To Document A Dry-run Of An Algorithm
- 6.89Algorithm Design And Problem-solving: Identify Errors In Given Algorithms And Suggest Ways Of Correcting These Errors
- 6.90Algorithm Design And Problem-solving: Write And Amend Algorithms For Given Problems Or Scenarios, Using: Pseudocode, Program Code And Flowcharts
- 6.91Programming: Programming Concepts: Declare And Use Variables And Constants
- 6.92Programming: Programming Concepts: Understand And Use Basic Data Types
- 6.93Programming: Programming Concepts: Understand And Use Input And Output
- 6.94Programming: Programming Concepts: Understand And Use The Concept Of Sequence
- 6.95Programming: Programming Concepts: Understand And Use The Concept Of Selection
- 6.96Programming: Programming Concepts: Understand And Use The Concept Of Iteration
- 6.97Programming: Programming Concepts: Understand And Use The Concepts Of Totalling And Counting
- 6.98Programming: Programming Concepts: Understand And Use The Concept Of String Handling
- 6.99Programming: Programming Concepts: Understand And Use Arithmetic, Relational And Logical Operators
- 6.100Programming: Programming Concepts: Understand And Use Nested Statements
- 6.101Programming: Programming Concepts: Understand What Is Meant By Procedures, Functions And Parameters
- 6.102Programming: Programming Concepts: Define And Use Procedures And Functions, With Or Without Parameters
- 6.103Programming: Programming Concepts: Understand And Use Local And Global Variables 7 Understand And Use Library Routines
- 6.104Programming: Programming Concepts: Understand How To Create A Maintainable Program
- 6.105Programming: Arrays: Declare And Use One-dimensional (1d) And Two-dimensional (2d) Arrays
- 6.106Programming: Arrays: Understand The Use Of Arrays
- 6.107Programming: Arrays: Write Values Into, And Read Values From, An Array Using Iteration
- 6.108Programming: File Handling: Understand The Purpose Of Storing Data In A File To Be Used By A Program
- 6.109Programming: File Handling: Open, Close And Use A File For Reading And Writing
- 6.110Databases: Define A Single-table Database From Given Data Storage Requirements
- 6.111Databases: Suggest Suitable Basic Data Types
- 6.112Databases: Understand The Purpose Of A Primary Key And Identify A Suitable Primary Key For A Given Database Table
- 6.113Databases: Read, Understand And Complete Structured Query Language (Sql) Scripts To Query Data Stored In A Single Database Table
- 6.114Boolean Logic: Identify And Use The Standard Symbols For Logic Gates
- 6.115Boolean Logic: Define And Understand The Functions Of Logic Gates
- 6.116Boolean Logic: Use Logic Gates To Create Given Logic Circuits From A: Problem Statement
- 6.117Boolean Logic: Use Logic Gates To Create Given Logic Circuits From A: Logic Expression
- 6.118Boolean Logic: Use Logic Gates To Create Given Logic Circuits From A: Truth Table
- 6.119Boolean Logic: Complete A Truth Table From A: Problem Statement
- 6.120Boolean Logic: Complete A Truth Table From A: Logic Expression
- 6.121Boolean Logic: Complete A Truth Table From A: Logic Circuit
- 6.122Boolean Logic: Write A Logic Expression From A: Problem Statement
- 6.123Boolean Logic: Write A Logic Expression From A: Logic Circuit
- 6.124Boolean Logic: Write A Logic Expression From A: Truth Table
- AssignmentsDetailed Assignments For Syllabus Preparation (Including Past Paper Questions)24
- 7.1Number Systems3 Days
- 7.2Text, Sound And Images3 Days
- 7.3Data Storage And Compression3 Days
- 7.4Types And Methods of Data Transmission3 Days
- 7.5Methods of Error Detection3 Days
- 7.6Enryptio3 Days
- 7.7Computer Architecture3 Days
- 7.8Input And Output Devices3 Days
- 7.9Data Storage3 Days
- 7.10Network Hardware3 Days
- 7.11Types of Software And Interrupts3 Days
- 7.12Types of Programming Language, Translators And Integrated Development Environments (IDEs)3 Days
- 7.13The Internet And The World Wide Web3 Days
- 7.14Digital Currency3 Days
- 7.15Cyber Security3 Days
- 7.16Automated Systems3 Days
- 7.17Robotics3 Days
- 7.18Artificial Intelligence3 Days
- 7.19Algorithm Design And Problem-Solving3 Days
- 7.20Programming Concepts3 Days
- 7.21Arrays3 Days
- 7.22File Handling3 Days
- 7.23Databases3 Days
- 7.24Boolean Logic3 Days
- Paper Pattern/ Paper Preparation/ Techniques To Attempt The Paper/ Common Mistakes To AvoidDetailed Information Including Written + Video Material Regarding Paper Attempt / Preparation/ Techniques/ Common Mistakes To Avoid50
- 8.1Paper Structure & Assessment Understanding: Understanding The Full Cambridge 2210 Assessment Structure (Paper 1 vs Paper 2)
- 8.2Paper Structure & Assessment Understanding: Mark Distribution And Time Allocation Strategy For 1 Hour 45 Minutes Papers
- 8.3Paper Structure & Assessment Understanding: AO1, AO2, AO3 Breakdown And How Marks Are Actually Awarded
- 8.4Paper Structure & Assessment Understanding: Why Both Papers Are 50% And How That Changes Revision Priority
- 8.5Paper Structure & Assessment Understanding: Understanding “Structured Questions” Vs “Scenario-Based Questions”
- 8.6Paper Structure & Assessment Understanding: Why Calculators Are Not Allowed And How To Adapt Numerically
- 8.7Paper Structure & Assessment Understanding: Command Words Decoded: State, Describe, Explain, Compare, Evaluate
- 8.8Paper Structure & Assessment Understanding: How Cambridge Uses Progressive Marking In Long Answers
- 8.9Paper Structure & Assessment Understanding: Understanding “Max Marks” And When Over-Answering Loses Time
- 8.10Paper Structure & Assessment Understanding: How Examiner Reports Reveal Repeated Student Weaknesses
- 8.11Paper 1 (Computer Systems) – Strategy & Pitfalls: Paper 1 Question Flow Pattern (Short → Medium → Structured)
- 8.12Paper 1 (Computer Systems) – Strategy & Pitfalls: How Definitions Are Marked Word-By-Word In Theory Questions
- 8.13Paper 1 (Computer Systems) – Strategy & Pitfalls: Data Representation Questions: How Marks Are Lost Despite Correct Answers
- 8.14Paper 1 (Computer Systems) – Strategy & Pitfalls: Binary, Hex, Overflow And Shift Errors Examiners Penalise Heavily
- 8.15Paper 1 (Computer Systems) – Strategy & Pitfalls: Image, Sound And File Size Calculations: Presentation Matters
- 8.16Paper 1 (Computer Systems) – Strategy & Pitfalls: Packet Structure And Transmission Questions: Diagram Interpretation Errors
- 8.17Paper 1 (Computer Systems) – Strategy & Pitfalls: Error Detection Questions: Why Students Mix Up Parity, Checksum And ARQ
- 8.18Paper 1 (Computer Systems) – Strategy & Pitfalls: CPU Architecture Diagrams: Label Placement And Terminology Precision
- 8.19Paper 1 (Computer Systems) – Strategy & Pitfalls: FDE Cycle Answers That Get 2/5 Instead Of Full Marks — Why?
- 8.20Paper 1 (Computer Systems) – Strategy & Pitfalls:
- 8.21Paper 1 (Computer Systems) – Strategy & Pitfalls: Cyber Security Questions: Listing Vs Explaining Threats Properly
- 8.22Paper 1 (Computer Systems) – Strategy & Pitfalls: Emerging Technologies Questions: Over-Generalised Answers Problem
- 8.23Paper 1 (Computer Systems) – Strategy & Pitfalls: Writing Advantages/Disadvantages Without Repeating Points
- 8.24Paper 1 (Computer Systems) – Strategy & Pitfalls: When Examples Are Mandatory And When They Waste Time
- 8.25Paper 1 (Computer Systems) – Strategy & Pitfalls: Paper 1 Time-Management: Preventing Rushed Final Questions
- 8.26Paper 2 (Algorithms, Programming & Logic) – Strategy & Pitfalls: Paper 2 Question Pattern: Dry Runs → Code → Logic → Databases → Scenario
- 8.27Paper 2 (Algorithms, Programming & Logic) – Strategy & Pitfalls: Pseudocode Syntax That Cambridge Accepts Vs Rejects
- 8.28Paper 2 (Algorithms, Programming & Logic) – Strategy & Pitfalls: Variable Declaration Errors That Instantly Lose Marks
- 8.29Paper 2 (Algorithms, Programming & Logic) – Strategy & Pitfalls: Loop Boundary Errors (FOR, WHILE, REPEAT-UNTIL) Examiners Catch
- 8.30Paper 2 (Algorithms, Programming & Logic) – Strategy & Pitfalls: Array Indexing Mistakes And Off-By-One Errors
- 8.31Paper 2 (Algorithms, Programming & Logic) – Strategy & Pitfalls: Tracing Tables: How Marks Are Awarded Step-By-Step
- 8.32Paper 2 (Algorithms, Programming & Logic) – Strategy & Pitfalls: Selection Logic Errors In IF / ELSE / Nested Conditions
- 8.33Paper 2 (Algorithms, Programming & Logic) – Strategy & Pitfalls: Common Input/Output Statement Confusions
- 8.34Paper 2 (Algorithms, Programming & Logic) – Strategy & Pitfalls: Why Students Lose Marks In “Correct The Algorithm” Questions
- 8.35Paper 2 (Algorithms, Programming & Logic) – Strategy & Pitfalls: Procedure And Parameter Passing Errors
- 8.36Paper 2 (Algorithms, Programming & Logic) – Strategy & Pitfalls: Test Data Questions: Normal, Boundary, Abnormal — Examiner Expectations
- 8.37Paper 2 (Algorithms, Programming & Logic) – Strategy & Pitfalls: Validation Vs Verification — Why They Are Constantly Mixed Up
- 8.38Paper 2 (Algorithms, Programming & Logic) – Strategy & Pitfalls: Boolean Logic Questions: Truth Tables And Gate Interpretation Errors
- 8.39Paper 2 (Algorithms, Programming & Logic) – Strategy & Pitfalls: Logic Gate Diagrams: Reading Inputs Vs Outputs Correctly
- 8.40Paper 2 (Algorithms, Programming & Logic) – Strategy & Pitfalls: Database Questions: Field Names, Data Types And SQL Syntax Errors
- 8.41Paper 2 (Algorithms, Programming & Logic) – Strategy & Pitfalls: SQL SELECT Statement Formatting That Loses Easy Marks
- 8.42Paper 2 (Algorithms, Programming & Logic) – Strategy & Pitfalls: Scenario-Based Question Strategy (15-Mark Algorithm Questions)
- 8.43Paper 2 (Algorithms, Programming & Logic) – Strategy & Pitfalls: How AO2 And AO3 Marks Are Split Inside Large Programming Questions
- 8.44Paper 2 (Algorithms, Programming & Logic) – Strategy & Pitfalls: When Flowcharts Are Better Than Pseudocode — And When Not
- 8.45Paper 2 (Algorithms, Programming & Logic) – Strategy & Pitfalls: Over-Engineering Algorithms: Why “Too Advanced” Answers Lose Marks
- 8.46Final Exam Technique & Psychological Strategy: How To Read Questions To Avoid “Not Answered The Question” Penalty
- 8.47Final Exam Technique & Psychological Strategy: When To Leave Space And Move On (Smart Skipping Strategy)
- 8.48Final Exam Technique & Psychological Strategy: Neatness, Layout And Column Alignment — Hidden Mark Loss Areas
- 8.49Final Exam Technique & Psychological Strategy: Using Examiner Language To Match Mark Schemes Precisely
- 8.50Final Exam Technique & Psychological Strategy: Last-15-Minutes Strategy To Secure Easy Marks And Avoid Panic Errors
- Solved Past PapersDetailed Written Explanations And Solutions of Past Papers, Including Model Answers and Explanations For Past Paper Questions48
- 9.1May June 2020 Paper 11
- 9.2May June 2020 Paper 12
- 9.3May June 2020 Paper 21
- 9.4May June 2020 Paper 22
- 9.5October November 2020 Paper 12
- 9.6October November 2020 Paper 13
- 9.7October November 2020 Paper 22
- 9.8October November 2020 Paper 23
- 9.9May June 2021 Paper 11
- 9.10May June 2021 Paper 12
- 9.11May June 2021 Paper 21
- 9.12May June 2021 Paper 22
- 9.13October November 2021 Paper 12
- 9.14October November 2021 Paper 13
- 9.15October November 2021 Paper 22
- 9.16October November 2021 Paper 23
- 9.17May June 2022 Paper 11
- 9.18May June 2022 Paper 12
- 9.19May June 2022 Paper 21
- 9.20May June 2022 Paper 22
- 9.21October November 2022 Paper 12
- 9.22October November 2022 Paper 13
- 9.23October November 2022 Paper 22
- 9.24October November 2022 Paper 23
- 9.25May June 2023 Paper 11
- 9.26May June 2023 Paper 12
- 9.27May June 2023 Paper 21
- 9.28May June 2023 Paper 22
- 9.29October November 2023 Paper 12
- 9.30October November 2023 Paper 13
- 9.31October November 2023 Paper 22
- 9.32October November 2023 Paper 23
- 9.33May June 2024 Paper 11
- 9.34May June 2024 Paper 12
- 9.35May June 2024 Paper 21
- 9.36May June 2024 Paper 22
- 9.37October November 2024 Paper 12
- 9.38October November 2024 Paper 13
- 9.39October November 2024 Paper 22
- 9.40October November 2024 Paper 23
- 9.41May June 2025 Paper 11
- 9.42May June 2025 Paper 12
- 9.43May June 2025 Paper 21
- 9.44May June 2025 Paper 22
- 9.45October November 2025 Paper 12
- 9.46October November 2025 Paper 13
- 9.47October November 2025 Paper 22
- 9.48October November 2025 Paper 23
- Past Paper SessionsVideo Content Regarding Past Paper Solutions49
- 10.1May June 2020 Paper 11
- 10.2May June 2020 Paper 12
- 10.3May June 2020 Paper 21
- 10.4May June 2020 Paper 22
- 10.5October November 2020 Paper 12
- 10.6October November 2020 Paper 13
- 10.7October November 2020 Paper 22
- 10.8October November 2020 Paper 23
- 10.9May June 2021 Paper 11
- 10.10May June 2021 Paper 12
- 10.11May June 2021 Paper 21
- 10.12May June 2021 Paper 22
- 10.13October November 2021 Paper 12
- 10.14October November 2021 Paper 13
- 10.15October November 2021 Paper 22
- 10.16October November 2021 Paper 22
- 10.17October November 2021 Paper 23
- 10.18May June 2022 Paper 11
- 10.19May June 2022 Paper 12
- 10.20May June 2022 Paper 21
- 10.21May June 2022 Paper 22
- 10.22October November 2022 Paper 12
- 10.23October November 2022 Paper 13
- 10.24October November 2022 Paper 22
- 10.25October November 2022 Paper 23
- 10.26May June 2023 Paper 11
- 10.27May June 2023 Paper 12
- 10.28May June 2023 Paper 21
- 10.29May June 2023 Paper 22
- 10.30October November 2023 Paper 12
- 10.31October November 2023 Paper 13
- 10.32October November 2023 Paper 22
- 10.33October November 2023 Paper 23
- 10.34May June 2024 Paper 11
- 10.35May June 2024 Paper 12
- 10.36May June 2024 Paper 21
- 10.37May June 2024 Paper 22
- 10.38October November 2024 Paper 12
- 10.39October November 2024 Paper 13
- 10.40October November 2024 Paper 22
- 10.41October November 2024 Paper 23
- 10.42May June 2025 Paper 11
- 10.43May June 2025 Paper 12
- 10.44May June 2025 Paper 21
- 10.45May June 2025 Paper 22
- 10.46October November 2025 Paper 12
- 10.47October November 2025 Paper 13
- 10.48October November 2025 Paper 22
- 10.49October November 2025 Paper 23
- Notes (Rearranged Version)Notes Arranged In A Different Style For Preparation Ease22
- 11.1Number Systems
- 11.2Text, Sound and Images
- 11.3Data Storage and File Compression
- 11.4Types and Methods of Data Transmission
- 11.5Methods of Error Detection
- 11.6Symmetric and Asymmetric Encryption
- 11.7Computer Architecture
- 11.8Input and Output Devices
- 11.9Data Storage
- 11.10Network Hardware
- 11.11Types of Software and Interrupts
- 11.12Types of Programming Languages, Translators and Integrated Development Environments (IDEs)
- 11.13The Internet and the World Wide Web (WWW)
- 11.14Digital Currency
- 11.15Cyber Security
- 11.16Automated Systems
- 11.17Robotics
- 11.18Artificial Intelligence
- 11.19Paper 1: Pseudocode
- 11.20Paper 2: Flowchats
- 11.21Paper 2: Databases
- 11.22Paper 2: Logic Gates and Truth Table
- Videos Lectures (Pre-Recorded)Videos Recorded In A Different Style For Preparation Ease2
- Paper 2 Codes, Pre-Release Material And Sheets51
- 13.1Pre-Release Material Mastery: Understanding The Purpose Of Pre-Release Material In Paper 2
- 13.2Pre-Release Material Mastery: How Cambridge Designs Pre-Release Tasks And Why They Look “Incomplete”
- 13.3Pre-Release Material Mastery: Breaking Down The Pre-Release Problem Statement Line-By-Line
- 13.4Pre-Release Material Mastery: Identifying Inputs, Processes And Outputs From Pre-Release Scenarios
- 13.5Pre-Release Material Mastery: Converting Pre-Release Descriptions Into Algorithms
- 13.6Pre-Release Material Mastery: Mapping Pre-Release Tasks To Likely Exam Questions
- 13.7Pre-Release Material Mastery: How Pre-Release Material Influences Section B Questions
- 13.8Pre-Release Material Mastery: Common Student Mistakes When Memorising Pre-Release Code
- 13.9Pre-Release Material Mastery: Adapting Pre-Release Logic To Modified Exam Scenarios
- 13.10Pre-Release Material Mastery: Time Allocation Strategy For Pre-Release Questions In The Exam
- 13.11Pseudocode Core Structures (Cambridge Standard): Variable Declaration Rules And Data Types In Pseudocode
- 13.12Pseudocode Core Structures (Cambridge Standard): Input And Output Statement Structures Examiners Expect
- 13.13Pseudocode Core Structures (Cambridge Standard): Assignment Statements And Operator Precedence
- 13.14Pseudocode Core Structures (Cambridge Standard): IF, ELSE, ELSE IF And Nested Selection Logic
- 13.15Pseudocode Core Structures (Cambridge Standard): FOR Loops: Start, End, Step And Boundary Control
- 13.16Pseudocode Core Structures (Cambridge Standard): WHILE Loops And Condition Placement Errors
- 13.17Pseudocode Core Structures (Cambridge Standard): FOR Loops: Start, End, Step And Boundary Control
- 13.18Pseudocode Core Structures (Cambridge Standard): WHILE Loops And Condition Placement Errors
- 13.19Pseudocode Core Structures (Cambridge Standard): REPEAT UNTIL Loops And Logical Reversal Traps
- 13.20Pseudocode Core Structures (Cambridge Standard): Combining Selection And Iteration Correctly
- 13.21Pseudocode Core Structures (Cambridge Standard): Procedure Definition, Calls And Parameter Passing
- 13.22Pseudocode Core Structures (Cambridge Standard): Function Return Values And Common Syntax Errors
- 13.23Arrays, Records & Data Handling: One-Dimensional Array Declaration And Indexing
- 13.24Arrays, Records & Data Handling: Two-Dimensional Arrays: Row–Column Logic
- 13.25Arrays, Records & Data Handling: Traversing Arrays Using Loops
- 13.26Arrays, Records & Data Handling: Searching Algorithms In Arrays (Linear Search Logic)
- 13.27Arrays, Records & Data Handling: Counting, Totalling And Finding Maximum/Minimum Values
- 13.28Arrays, Records & Data Handling: Common Off-By-One Errors In Array Indexes
- 13.29Arrays, Records & Data Handling: Updating Array Values Based On Conditions
- 13.30Arrays, Records & Data Handling: Using Temporary Variables Correctly
- 13.31Arrays, Records & Data Handling: Initialising Arrays And Default Value Errors
- 13.32Arrays, Records & Data Handling: Tracing Arrays Step-By-Step In Dry Runs
- 13.33Dry Runs, Tracing & Logic Control: Creating Accurate Tracing Tables Under Exam Conditions
- 13.34Dry Runs, Tracing & Logic Control: Following Variable Changes Line-By-Line
- 13.35Dry Runs, Tracing & Logic Control: Handling Nested Loops During Dry Runs
- 13.36Dry Runs, Tracing & Logic Control: Detecting Infinite Loops In Given Code
- 13.37Dry Runs, Tracing & Logic Control: Predicting Output Questions And Mark Allocation
- 13.38Dry Runs, Tracing & Logic Control: Partial Credit Strategy In Tracing Questions
- 13.39Dry Runs, Tracing & Logic Control: How Cambridge Awards Marks In Step-Based Logic Questions
- 13.40Boolean Logic & Decision Control: Boolean Operators (AND, OR, NOT) In Conditions
- 13.41Boolean Logic & Decision Control: Compound Conditions And Bracket Priority
- 13.42Boolean Logic & Decision Control: Truth Tables And Output Interpretation
- 13.43Boolean Logic & Decision Control: Logic Gate Questions Connected To Code Conditions
- 13.44Boolean Logic & Decision Control: Common Logic Reversal Mistakes
- 13.45Boolean Logic & Decision Control: Simplifying Logic Without Losing Marks
- 13.46Code Sheets, Exam Technique & Mistakes: Writing Pseudocode That Matches Mark Scheme Language
- 13.47Code Sheets, Exam Technique & Mistakes: When Flowcharts Are Acceptable And When They Are Risky
- 13.48Code Sheets, Exam Technique & Mistakes: Writing “Exam-Safe” Code (Readable, Simple, Mark-Friendly)
- 13.49Code Sheets, Exam Technique & Mistakes:Avoiding Over-Programming And Unsupported Constructs
- 13.50Code Sheets, Exam Technique & Mistakes: Common Examiner-Reported Mistakes In Paper 2
- 13.51Code Sheets, Exam Technique & Mistakes: Final Paper 2 Checklist: Syntax, Logic, Structure And Time Control
- Cheat SheetsShort, Quick Revision Cheat Sheets125
- 14.1Data Representation: Number Systems: Understand How And Why Computers Use Binary To Represent All Forms Of Data
- 14.2Data Representation: Number Systems: Understand The Denary, Binary And Hexadecimal Number Systems
- 14.3Data Representation: Number Systems: Convert Between: Positive Denary And Positive Binary
- 14.4Data Representation: Number Systems: Convert Between: Positive Denary And Positive Hexadecimal
- 14.5Data Representation: Number Systems: Convert Between: Positive Hexadecimal And Positive Binary
- 14.6Data Representation: Number Systems: Understand How And Why Hexadecimal Is Used As A Beneficial Method Of Data Representation
- 14.7Data Representation: Number Systems: Add Two Positive 8-bit Binary Integers
- 14.8Data Representation: Number Systems: Understand The Concept Of Overflow And Why It Occurs In Binary Addition
- 14.9Data Representation: Number Systems: Perform A Logical Binary Shift On A Positive 8-bit Binary Integer And Understand The Effect This Has On The Positive Binary Integer
- 14.10Data Representation: Number Systems: Use The Two’s Complement Number System To Represent Positive And Negative 8-bit Binary Integers
- 14.11Data Representation: Text, Sound And Images: Understand How And Why A Computer Represents Text And The Use Of Character Sets, Including American Standard Code For Information Interchange (Ascii) And Unicode
- 14.12Data Representation: Text, Sound And Images: Understand How And Why A Computer Represents Sound, Including The Effects Of The Sample Rate And Sample Resolution
- 14.13Data Representation: Text, Sound And Images: Understand How And Why A Computer Represents An Image, Including The Effects Of The Resolution And Colour Depth
- 14.14Data Representation: Data Storage And Compression: Understand How Data Storage Is Measured
- 14.15Data Representation: Data Storage And Compression: Calculate The File Size Of An Image File And A Sound File, Using Information Given
- 14.16Data Representation: Data Storage And Compression: Understand The Purpose Of And Need For Data Compression
- 14.17Data Representation: Data Storage And Compression: Understand How Files Are Compressed Using Lossy And Lossless Compression Methods
- 14.18Data Transmission: Types And Methods Of Data Transmission: Understand That Data Is Broken Down Into Packets To Be Transmitted
- 14.19Data Transmission: Types And Methods Of Data Transmission: Describe The Structure Of A Packet
- 14.20Data Transmission: Types And Methods Of Data Transmission: Describe The Process Of Packet Switching
- 14.21Data Transmission: Types And Methods Of Data Transmission: Describe How Data Is Transmitted From One Device To Another Using Different Methods Of Data Transmission
- 14.22Data Transmission: Types And Methods Of Data Transmission: Explain The Suitability Of Each Method Of Data Transmission, For A Given Scenario
- 14.23Data Transmission: Types And Methods Of Data Transmission: Understand The Universal Serial Bus (Usb) Interface And Explain How It Is Used To Transmit Data
- 14.24Data Transmission: Methods Of Error Detection: Understand The Need To Check For Errors After Data Transmission And How These Errors Can Occur
- 14.25Data Transmission: Methods Of Error Detection: Describe The Processes Involved In Each Of The Following Error Detection Methods For Detecting Errors In Data After Transmission: Parity Check (Odd And Even), Checksum And Echo Check
- 14.26Data Transmission: Methods Of Error Detection: Describe How A Check Digit Is Used To Detect Errors In Data Entry And Identify Examples Of When A Check Digit Is Used, Including International Standard Book Numbers (Isbn) And Bar Codes
- 14.27Data Transmission: Methods Of Error Detection: Describe How An Automatic Repeat Query (Arq) Can Be Used To Establish That Data Is Received Without Error
- 14.28Data Transmission: Encryption: Understand The Need For And Purpose Of Encryption When Transmitting Data
- 14.29Data Transmission: Encryption: Understand How Data Is Encrypted Using Symmetric And Asymmetric Encryption
- 14.30Hardware: Computer Architecture: Understand The Role Of The Central Processing Unit (Cpu) In A Computer
- 14.31Hardware: Computer Architecture: Understand What Is Meant By A Microprocessor
- 14.32Hardware: Computer Architecture: Understand The Purpose Of The Components In A Cpu, In A Computer That Has A Von Neumann Architecture
- 14.33Hardware: Computer Architecture: Describe The Process Of The Fetch–decode–execute (Fde) Cycle, Including The Role Of Each Component In The Process
- 14.34Hardware: Computer Architecture: Understand What Is Meant By A Core, Cache And Clock In A Cpu And Explain How They Can Affect The Performance Of A Cpu
- 14.35Hardware: Computer Architecture: Understand The Purpose And Use Of An Instruction Set For A Cpu
- 14.36Hardware: Computer Architecture: Describe The Purpose And Characteristics Of An Embedded System And Identify Devices In Which They Are Commonly Used
- 14.37Hardware: Input And Output Devices: Understand What Is Meant By An Input Device And Why It Is Required
- 14.38Hardware: Input And Output Devices: Understand What Is Meant By An Output Device And Why It Is Required
- 14.39Hardware: Input And Output Devices: Understand What Is Meant By A Sensor And The Purposes Of Sensors
- 14.40Hardware: Input And Output Devices: Identify The Type Of Data Captured By Each Sensor And Understand When Each Sensor Would Be Used, Including Selecting The Most Suitable Sensor For A Given Context
- 14.41Hardware: Data Storage: Understand What Is Meant By Primary Storage
- 14.42Hardware: Data Storage: Understand What Is Meant By Secondary Storage
- 14.43Hardware: Data Storage: Describe The Operation Of Magnetic, Optical And Solid-state (Flash Memory) Storage And Give Examples Of Each
- 14.44Hardware: Data Storage: Describe What Is Meant By Virtual Memory, How It Is Created And Used And Why It Is Necessary
- 14.45Hardware: Data Storage: Understand What Is Meant By Cloud Storage
- 14.46Hardware: Data Storage: Explain The Advantages And Disadvantages Of Storing Data On The Cloud In Comparison To Storing It Locally
- 14.47Hardware: Network Hardware: Understand That A Computer Needs A Network Interface Card (Nic) To Access A Network
- 14.48Hardware: Network Hardware: Understand What Is Meant By, And The Purpose Of, A Media Access Control (Mac) Address, Including Its Structure
- 14.49Hardware: Network Hardware: Understand What Is Meant By, And The Purpose Of, An Internet Protocol (Ip) Address
- 14.50Hardware: Network Hardware: Understand That There Are Different Types Of Ip Address
- 14.51Hardware: Network Hardware: Describe The Role Of A Router In A Network
- 14.52Software: Types Of Software And Interrupts: Describe The Difference Between System Software And Application Software And Provide Examples Of Each
- 14.53Software: Types Of Software And Interrupts: Describe The Role And Basic Functions Of An Operating System
- 14.54Software: Types Of Software And Interrupts: Understand How Hardware, Firmware And An Operating System Are Required To Run Applications Software
- 14.55Software: Types Of Software And Interrupts: Describe The Role And Operation Of Interrupts
- 14.56Software: Types Of Programming Language, Translators And Integrated Development Environments (Ides): Explain What Is Meant By A High-level Language And A Low-level Language, Including The Advantages And Disadvantages Of Each
- 14.57Software: Types Of Programming Language, Translators And Integrated Development Environments (Ides): Understand That Assembly Language Is A Form Of Low-level Language That Uses Mnemonics, And That An Assembler Is Needed To Translate An Assembly Language Program Into Machine Code
- 14.58Software: Types Of Programming Language, Translators And Integrated Development Environments (Ides): Describe The Operation Of A Compiler And An Interpreter, Including How High-level Language Is Translated By Each And How Errors Are Reported
- 14.59Software: Types Of Programming Language, Translators And Integrated Development Environments (Ides): Explain The Advantages And Disadvantages Of A Compiler And An Interpreter
- 14.60Software: Types Of Programming Language, Translators And Integrated Development Environments (Ides): Explain The Role Of An Ide In Writing Program Code And The Common Functions Ides Provide
- 14.61The Internet And Its Uses: The Internet And The World Wide Web: Understand The Difference Between The Internet And The World Wide Web
- 14.62The Internet And Its Uses: The Internet And The World Wide Web: Understand What Is Meant By A Uniform Resource Locator (Url)
- 14.63The Internet And Its Uses: The Internet And The World Wide Web: Describe The Purpose And Operation Of Hypertext Transfer Protocol (Http) And Hypertext Transfer Protocol Secure (Https)
- 14.64The Internet And Its Uses: The Internet And The World Wide Web: Explain The Purpose And Functions Of A Web Browser
- 14.65The Internet And Its Uses: The Internet And The World Wide Web: Describe How Web Pages Are Located, Retrieved And Displayed On A Device When A User Enters A Url
- 14.66The Internet And Its Uses: The Internet And The World Wide Web: Explain What Is Meant By Cookies And How They Are Used, Including Session Cookies And Persistent Cookies
- 14.67The Internet And Its Uses: Digital Currency: Understand The Concept Of A Digital Currency And How Digital Currencies Are Used
- 14.68The Internet And Its Uses: Digital Currency: Understand The Process Of Blockchain And How It Is Used To Track Digital Currency Transactions
- 14.69The Internet And Its Uses: Cyber Security: Describe The Processes Involved In, And The Aim Of Carrying Out, A Range Of Cyber Security Threats
- 14.70The Internet And Its Uses: Cyber Security: Explain How A Range Of Solutions Are Used To Help Keep Data Safe From Security Threats
- 14.71Automated And Emerging Technologies: Automated Systems: Describe How Sensors, Microprocessors And Actuators Can Be Used In Collaboration To Create Automated Systems
- 14.72Automated And Emerging Technologies: Automated Systems: Describe The Advantages And Disadvantages Of An Automated System Used For A Given Scenario
- 14.73Automated And Emerging Technologies: Robotics: Understand What Is Meant By Robotics
- 14.74Automated And Emerging Technologies: Robotics: Describe The Characteristics Of A Robot
- 14.75Automated And Emerging Technologies: Robotics: Understand The Roles That Robots Can Perform And Describe The Advantages And Disadvantages Of Their Use
- 14.76Automated And Emerging Technologies: Artificial Intelligence: Understand What Is Meant By Artificial Intelligence (Ai)
- 14.77Automated And Emerging Technologies: Artificial Intelligence: Describe The Main Characteristics Of Ai As The Collection Of Data And The Rules For Using That Data, The Ability To Reason, And It Can Include The Ability To Learn And Adapt
- 14.78Automated And Emerging Technologies: Artificial Intelligence: Explain The Basic Operation And Components Of Ai Systems To Simulate Intelligent Behaviour
- 14.79Algorithm Design And Problem-solving: Understand The Program Development Life Cycle, Limited To: Analysis, Design, Coding And Testing
- 14.80Algorithm Design And Problem-solving: Understand That Every Computer System Is Made Up Of Sub-systems, Which Are Made Up Of Further Sub-systems
- 14.81Algorithm Design And Problem-solving: Understand How A Problem Can Be Decomposed Into Its Component Parts
- 14.82Algorithm Design And Problem-solving: Use Different Methods To Design And Construct A Solution To A Problem
- 14.83Algorithm Design And Problem-solving: Explain The Purpose Of A Given Algorithm
- 14.84Algorithm Design And Problem-solving: Understand Standard Methods Of Solution
- 14.85Algorithm Design And Problem-solving: Understand The Need For Validation Checks To Be Made On Input Data And The Different Types Of Validation Check
- 14.86Algorithm Design And Problem-solving: Understand The Need For Verification Checks To Be Made On Input Data And The Different Types Of Verification Check
- 14.87Algorithm Design And Problem-solving: Suggest And Apply Suitable Test Data
- 14.88Algorithm Design And Problem-solving: Complete A Trace Table To Document A Dry-run Of An Algorithm
- 14.89Algorithm Design And Problem-solving: Identify Errors In Given Algorithms And Suggest Ways Of Correcting These Errors
- 14.90Algorithm Design And Problem-solving: Write And Amend Algorithms For Given Problems Or Scenarios, Using: Pseudocode, Program Code And Flowcharts
- 14.91Programming: Programming Concepts: Declare And Use Variables And Constants
- 14.92Programming: Programming Concepts: Understand And Use Basic Data Types
- 14.93Programming: Programming Concepts: Understand And Use Input And Output
- 14.94Programming: Programming Concepts: Understand And Use The Concept Of Sequence
- 14.95Programming: Programming Concepts: Understand And Use The Concept Of Selection
- 14.96Programming: Programming Concepts: Understand And Use The Concept Of Iteration
- 14.97Programming: Programming Concepts: Understand And Use The Concepts Of Totalling And Counting
- 14.98Programming: Programming Concepts: Understand And Use The Concept Of String Handling
- 14.99Programming: Programming Concepts: Understand And Use Arithmetic, Relational And Logical Operators
- 14.100Programming: Programming Concepts: Understand And Use Nested Statements
- 14.101Programming: Programming Concepts: Understand What Is Meant By Procedures, Functions And Parameters
- 14.102Programming: Programming Concepts: Define And Use Procedures And Functions, With Or Without Parameters
- 14.103Programming: Programming Concepts: Understand And Use Local And Global Variables 7 Understand And Use Library Routines
- 14.104Programming: Programming Concepts: Understand How To Create A Maintainable Program
- 14.105Programming: Arrays: Declare And Use One-dimensional (1d) And Two-dimensional (2d) Arrays
- 14.106Programming: Arrays: Understand The Use Of Arrays
- 14.107Programming: Arrays: Write Values Into, And Read Values From, An Array Using Iteration
- 14.108Programming: File Handling: Understand The Purpose Of Storing Data In A File To Be Used By A Program
- 14.109Programming: File Handling: Open, Close And Use A File For Reading And Writing
- 14.110Databases: Define A Single-table Database From Given Data Storage Requirements
- 14.111Databases: Suggest Suitable Basic Data Types
- 14.112Databases: Understand The Purpose Of A Primary Key And Identify A Suitable Primary Key For A Given Database Table
- 14.113Databases: Read, Understand And Complete Structured Query Language (Sql) Scripts To Query Data Stored In A Single Database Table
- 14.114Boolean Logic: Identify And Use The Standard Symbols For Logic Gates
- 14.115Boolean Logic: Define And Understand The Functions Of Logic Gates
- 14.116Boolean Logic: Use Logic Gates To Create Given Logic Circuits From A: Problem Statement
- 14.117Boolean Logic: Use Logic Gates To Create Given Logic Circuits From A: Logic Expression
- 14.118Boolean Logic: Use Logic Gates To Create Given Logic Circuits From A: Truth Table
- 14.119Boolean Logic: Complete A Truth Table From A: Problem Statement
- 14.120Boolean Logic: Complete A Truth Table From A: Logic Expression
- 14.121Boolean Logic: Complete A Truth Table From A: Logic Circuit
- 14.122Boolean Logic: Write A Logic Expression From A: Problem Statement
- 14.123Boolean Logic: Write A Logic Expression From A: Problem Statement
- 14.124Boolean Logic: Write A Logic Expression From A: Logic Circuit
- 14.125Boolean Logic: Write A Logic Expression From A: Truth Table
- Practice Questions/ Practice ExamsPractice Questions/ Exams Based Both On Actual Exam Pattern And On Topical Content To Boost Preparation And Improve Performance129
- 15.1Pseudocode Part 1
- 15.2Pseudocode Part 2
- 15.3Pseudocode Part 3
- 15.4Pseudocode Part 4
- 15.5Practice Questions: Data Representation: Number Systems: Understand How And Why Computers Use Binary To Represent All Forms Of Data
- 15.6Practice Questions: Data Representation: Number Systems: Understand The Denary, Binary And Hexadecimal Number Systems
- 15.7Practice Questions: Data Representation: Number Systems: Convert Between: Positive Denary And Positive Binary
- 15.8Practice Questions: Data Representation: Number Systems: Convert Between: Positive Denary And Positive Hexadecimal
- 15.9Practice Questions: Data Representation: Number Systems: Convert Between: Positive Hexadecimal And Positive Binary
- 15.10Practice Questions: Data Representation: Number Systems: Understand How And Why Hexadecimal Is Used As A Beneficial Method Of Data Representation
- 15.11Practice Questions: Data Representation: Number Systems: Add Two Positive 8-bit Binary Integers
- 15.12Practice Questions: Data Representation: Number Systems: Understand The Concept Of Overflow And Why It Occurs In Binary Addition
- 15.13Practice Questions: Data Representation: Number Systems: Perform A Logical Binary Shift On A Positive 8-bit Binary Integer And Understand The Effect This Has On The Positive Binary Integer
- 15.14Practice Questions: Data Representation: Number Systems: Use The Two’s Complement Number System To Represent Positive And Negative 8-bit Binary Integers
- 15.15Practice Questions: Data Representation: Text, Sound And Images: Understand How And Why A Computer Represents Text And The Use Of Character Sets, Including American Standard Code For Information Interchange (Ascii) And Unicode
- 15.16Practice Questions: Data Representation: Text, Sound And Images: Understand How And Why A Computer Represents Sound, Including The Effects Of The Sample Rate And Sample Resolution
- 15.17Practice Questions: Data Representation: Text, Sound And Images: Understand How And Why A Computer Represents An Image, Including The Effects Of The Resolution And Colour Depth
- 15.18Practice Questions: Data Representation: Data Storage And Compression: Understand How Data Storage Is Measured
- 15.19Practice Questions: Data Representation: Data Storage And Compression: Calculate The File Size Of An Image File And A Sound File, Using Information Given
- 15.20Practice Questions: Data Representation: Data Storage And Compression: Understand The Purpose Of And Need For Data Compression
- 15.21Practice Questions: Data Representation: Data Storage And Compression: Understand How Files Are Compressed Using Lossy And Lossless Compression Methods
- 15.22Practice Questions: Data Transmission: Types And Methods Of Data Transmission: Understand That Data Is Broken Down Into Packets To Be Transmitted
- 15.23Practice Questions: Data Transmission: Types And Methods Of Data Transmission: Describe The Structure Of A Packet
- 15.24Practice Questions: Data Transmission: Types And Methods Of Data Transmission: Describe The Process Of Packet Switching
- 15.25Practice Questions: Data Transmission: Types And Methods Of Data Transmission: Describe How Data Is Transmitted From One Device To Another Using Different Methods Of Data Transmission
- 15.26Practice Questions: Data Transmission: Types And Methods Of Data Transmission: Explain The Suitability Of Each Method Of Data Transmission, For A Given Scenario
- 15.27Practice Questions: Data Transmission: Types And Methods Of Data Transmission: Understand The Universal Serial Bus (Usb) Interface And Explain How It Is Used To Transmit Data
- 15.28Practice Questions: Data Transmission: Methods Of Error Detection: Understand The Need To Check For Errors After Data Transmission And How These Errors Can Occur
- 15.29Practice Questions: Data Transmission: Methods Of Error Detection: Describe The Processes Involved In Each Of The Following Error Detection Methods For Detecting Errors In Data After Transmission: Parity Check (Odd And Even), Checksum And Echo Check
- 15.30Practice Questions: Data Transmission: Methods Of Error Detection: Describe How A Check Digit Is Used To Detect Errors In Data Entry And Identify Examples Of When A Check Digit Is Used, Including International Standard Book Numbers (Isbn) And Bar Codes
- 15.31Practice Questions: Data Transmission: Methods Of Error Detection: Describe How An Automatic Repeat Query (Arq) Can Be Used To Establish That Data Is Received Without Error
- 15.32Practice Questions: Data Transmission: Encryption: Understand The Need For And Purpose Of Encryption When Transmitting Data
- 15.33Practice Questions: Data Transmission: Encryption: Understand How Data Is Encrypted Using Symmetric And Asymmetric Encryption
- 15.34Practice Questions: Hardware: Computer Architecture: Understand The Role Of The Central Processing Unit (Cpu) In A Computer
- 15.35Practice Questions: Hardware: Computer Architecture: Understand What Is Meant By A Microprocessor
- 15.36Practice Questions: Hardware: Computer Architecture: Understand The Purpose Of The Components In A Cpu, In A Computer That Has A Von Neumann Architecture
- 15.37Practice Questions: Hardware: Computer Architecture: Describe The Process Of The Fetch–decode–execute (Fde) Cycle, Including The Role Of Each Component In The Process
- 15.38Practice Questions: Hardware: Computer Architecture: Understand What Is Meant By A Core, Cache And Clock In A Cpu And Explain How They Can Affect The Performance Of A Cpu
- 15.39Practice Questions: Hardware: Computer Architecture: Understand The Purpose And Use Of An Instruction Set For A Cpu
- 15.40Practice Questions: Hardware: Computer Architecture: Describe The Purpose And Characteristics Of An Embedded System And Identify Devices In Which They Are Commonly Used
- 15.41Practice Questions: Hardware: Input And Output Devices: Understand What Is Meant By An Input Device And Why It Is Required
- 15.42Practice Questions: Hardware: Input And Output Devices: Understand What Is Meant By An Output Device And Why It Is Required
- 15.43Practice Questions: Hardware: Input And Output Devices: Understand What Is Meant By A Sensor And The Purposes Of Sensors
- 15.44Practice Questions: Hardware: Input And Output Devices: Identify The Type Of Data Captured By Each Sensor And Understand When Each Sensor Would Be Used, Including Selecting The Most Suitable Sensor For A Given Context
- 15.45Practice Questions: Hardware: Data Storage: Understand What Is Meant By Primary Storage
- 15.46Practice Questions: Hardware: Data Storage: Understand What Is Meant By Secondary Storage
- 15.47Practice Questions: Hardware: Data Storage: Describe The Operation Of Magnetic, Optical And Solid-state (Flash Memory) Storage And Give Examples Of Each
- 15.48Practice Questions: Hardware: Data Storage: Describe What Is Meant By Virtual Memory, How It Is Created And Used And Why It Is Necessary
- 15.49Practice Questions: Hardware: Data Storage: Understand What Is Meant By Cloud Storage
- 15.50Practice Questions: Hardware: Data Storage: Explain The Advantages And Disadvantages Of Storing Data On The Cloud In Comparison To Storing It Locally
- 15.51Practice Questions: Hardware: Network Hardware: Understand That A Computer Needs A Network Interface Card (Nic) To Access A Network
- 15.52Practice Questions: Hardware: Network Hardware: Understand What Is Meant By, And The Purpose Of, A Media Access Control (Mac) Address, Including Its Structure
- 15.53Practice Questions: Hardware: Network Hardware: Understand What Is Meant By, And The Purpose Of, An Internet Protocol (Ip) Address
- 15.54Practice Questions: Hardware: Network Hardware: Understand That There Are Different Types Of Ip Address
- 15.55Practice Questions: Hardware: Network Hardware: Describe The Role Of A Router In A Network
- 15.56Practice Questions: Software: Types Of Software And Interrupts: Describe The Difference Between System Software And Application Software And Provide Examples Of Each
- 15.57Practice Questions: Software: Types Of Software And Interrupts: Describe The Role And Basic Functions Of An Operating System
- 15.58Practice Questions: Software: Types Of Software And Interrupts: Understand How Hardware, Firmware And An Operating System Are Required To Run Applications Software
- 15.59Practice Questions: Software: Types Of Software And Interrupts: Describe The Role And Operation Of Interrupts
- 15.60Practice Questions: Software: Types Of Programming Language, Translators And Integrated Development Environments (Ides): Explain What Is Meant By A High-level Language And A Low-level Language, Including The Advantages And Disadvantages Of Each
- 15.61Practice Questions: Software: Types Of Programming Language, Translators And Integrated Development Environments (Ides): Understand That Assembly Language Is A Form Of Low-level Language That Uses Mnemonics, And That An Assembler Is Needed To Translate An Assembly Language Program Into Machine Code
- 15.62Practice Questions: Software: Types Of Programming Language, Translators And Integrated Development Environments (Ides): Describe The Operation Of A Compiler And An Interpreter, Including How High-level Language Is Translated By Each And How Errors Are Reported
- 15.63Practice Questions: Software: Types Of Programming Language, Translators And Integrated Development Environments (Ides): Explain The Advantages And Disadvantages Of A Compiler And An Interpreter
- 15.64Practice Questions: Software: Types Of Programming Language, Translators And Integrated Development Environments (Ides): Explain The Role Of An Ide In Writing Program Code And The Common Functions Ides Provide
- 15.65Practice Questions: The Internet And Its Uses: The Internet And The World Wide Web: Understand The Difference Between The Internet And The World Wide Web
- 15.66Practice Questions: The Internet And Its Uses: The Internet And The World Wide Web: Understand What Is Meant By A Uniform Resource Locator (Url)
- 15.67Practice Questions: The Internet And Its Uses: The Internet And The World Wide Web: Describe The Purpose And Operation Of Hypertext Transfer Protocol (Http) And Hypertext Transfer Protocol Secure (Https)
- 15.68Practice Questions: The Internet And Its Uses: The Internet And The World Wide Web: Explain The Purpose And Functions Of A Web Browser
- 15.69Practice Questions: The Internet And Its Uses: The Internet And The World Wide Web: Describe How Web Pages Are Located, Retrieved And Displayed On A Device When A User Enters A Url
- 15.70Practice Questions: The Internet And Its Uses: The Internet And The World Wide Web: Explain What Is Meant By Cookies And How They Are Used, Including Session Cookies And Persistent Cookies
- 15.71Practice Questions: The Internet And Its Uses: Digital Currency: Understand The Concept Of A Digital Currency And How Digital Currencies Are Used
- 15.72Practice Questions: The Internet And Its Uses: Digital Currency: Understand The Process Of Blockchain And How It Is Used To Track Digital Currency Transactions
- 15.73Practice Questions: The Internet And Its Uses: Cyber Security: Describe The Processes Involved In, And The Aim Of Carrying Out, A Range Of Cyber Security Threats
- 15.74Practice Questions: The Internet And Its Uses: Cyber Security: Explain How A Range Of Solutions Are Used To Help Keep Data Safe From Security Threats
- 15.75Practice Questions: Automated And Emerging Technologies: Automated Systems: Describe How Sensors, Microprocessors And Actuators Can Be Used In Collaboration To Create Automated Systems
- 15.76Practice Questions: Automated And Emerging Technologies: Automated Systems: Describe The Advantages And Disadvantages Of An Automated System Used For A Given Scenario
- 15.77Practice Questions: Automated And Emerging Technologies: Robotics: Understand What Is Meant By Robotics
- 15.78Practice Questions: Automated And Emerging Technologies: Robotics: Describe The Characteristics Of A Robot
- 15.79Practice Questions: Automated And Emerging Technologies: Robotics: Understand The Roles That Robots Can Perform And Describe The Advantages And Disadvantages Of Their Use
- 15.80Practice Questions: Automated And Emerging Technologies: Artificial Intelligence: Understand What Is Meant By Artificial Intelligence (Ai)
- 15.81Practice Questions: Automated And Emerging Technologies: Artificial Intelligence: Describe The Main Characteristics Of Ai As The Collection Of Data And The Rules For Using That Data, The Ability To Reason, And It Can Include The Ability To Learn And Adapt
- 15.82Practice Questions: Automated And Emerging Technologies: Artificial Intelligence: Explain The Basic Operation And Components Of Ai Systems To Simulate Intelligent Behaviour
- 15.83Practice Questions: Algorithm Design And Problem-solving: Understand The Program Development Life Cycle, Limited To: Analysis, Design, Coding And Testing
- 15.84Practice Questions: Algorithm Design And Problem-solving: Understand That Every Computer System Is Made Up Of Sub-systems, Which Are Made Up Of Further Sub-systems
- 15.85Practice Questions: Algorithm Design And Problem-solving: Understand How A Problem Can Be Decomposed Into Its Component Parts
- 15.86Practice Questions: Algorithm Design And Problem-solving: Use Different Methods To Design And Construct A Solution To A Problem
- 15.87Practice Questions: Algorithm Design And Problem-solving: Explain The Purpose Of A Given Algorithm
- 15.88Practice Questions: Algorithm Design And Problem-solving: Understand Standard Methods Of Solution
- 15.89Practice Questions: Algorithm Design And Problem-solving: Understand The Need For Validation Checks To Be Made On Input Data And The Different Types Of Validation Check
- 15.90Practice Questions: Algorithm Design And Problem-solving: Understand The Need For Verification Checks To Be Made On Input Data And The Different Types Of Verification Check
- 15.91Practice Questions: Algorithm Design And Problem-solving: Suggest And Apply Suitable Test Data
- 15.92Practice Questions: Algorithm Design And Problem-solving: Complete A Trace Table To Document A Dry-run Of An Algorithm
- 15.93Practice Questions: Algorithm Design And Problem-solving: Identify Errors In Given Algorithms And Suggest Ways Of Correcting These Errors
- 15.94Practice Questions: Algorithm Design And Problem-solving: Write And Amend Algorithms For Given Problems Or Scenarios, Using: Pseudocode, Program Code And Flowcharts
- 15.95Practice Questions: Programming: Programming Concepts: Declare And Use Variables And Constants
- 15.96Practice Questions: Programming: Programming Concepts: Understand And Use Basic Data Types
- 15.97Practice Questions: Programming: Programming Concepts: Understand And Use Input And Output
- 15.98Practice Questions: Programming: Programming Concepts: Understand And Use The Concept Of Sequence
- 15.99Practice Questions: Programming: Programming Concepts: Understand And Use The Concept Of Selection
- 15.100Practice Questions: Programming: Programming Concepts: Understand And Use The Concept Of Iteration
- 15.101Practice Questions: Programming: Programming Concepts: Understand And Use The Concepts Of Totalling And Counting
- 15.102Practice Questions: Programming: Programming Concepts: Understand And Use The Concept Of String Handling
- 15.103Practice Questions: Programming: Programming Concepts: Understand And Use Arithmetic, Relational And Logical Operators
- 15.104Practice Questions: Programming: Programming Concepts: Understand And Use Nested Statements
- 15.105Practice Questions: Programming: Programming Concepts: Understand What Is Meant By Procedures, Functions And Parameters
- 15.106Practice Questions: Programming: Programming Concepts: Define And Use Procedures And Functions, With Or Without Parameters
- 15.107Practice Questions: Programming: Programming Concepts: Understand And Use Local And Global Variables 7 Understand And Use Library Routines
- 15.108Practice Questions: Programming: Programming Concepts: Understand How To Create A Maintainable Program
- 15.109Practice Questions: Programming: Arrays: Declare And Use One-dimensional (1d) And Two-dimensional (2d) Arrays
- 15.110Practice Questions: Programming: Arrays: Understand The Use Of Arrays
- 15.111Practice Questions: Programming: Arrays: Write Values Into, And Read Values From, An Array Using Iteration
- 15.112Practice Questions: Programming: File Handling: Understand The Purpose Of Storing Data In A File To Be Used By A Program
- 15.113Practice Questions: Programming: File Handling: Open, Close And Use A File For Reading And Writing
- 15.114Practice Questions: Databases: Define A Single-table Database From Given Data Storage Requirements
- 15.115Practice Questions: Databases: Suggest Suitable Basic Data Types
- 15.116Practice Questions: Databases: Understand The Purpose Of A Primary Key And Identify A Suitable Primary Key For A Given Database Table
- 15.117Practice Questions: Databases: Read, Understand And Complete Structured Query Language (Sql) Scripts To Query Data Stored In A Single Database Table
- 15.118Practice Questions: Boolean Logic: Identify And Use The Standard Symbols For Logic Gates
- 15.119Practice Questions: Boolean Logic: Define And Understand The Functions Of Logic Gates
- 15.120Practice Questions: Boolean Logic: Use Logic Gates To Create Given Logic Circuits From A: Problem Statement
- 15.121Practice Questions: Boolean Logic: Use Logic Gates To Create Given Logic Circuits From A: Logic Expression
- 15.122Practice Questions: Boolean Logic: Use Logic Gates To Create Given Logic Circuits From A: Truth Table
- 15.123Practice Questions: Boolean Logic: Complete A Truth Table From A: Problem Statement
- 15.124Practice Questions: Boolean Logic: Complete A Truth Table From A: Logic Expression
- 15.125Practice Questions: Boolean Logic: Complete A Truth Table From A: Logic Circuit
- 15.126Practice Questions: Boolean Logic: Write A Logic Expression From A: Problem Statement
- 15.127Practice Questions: Boolean Logic: Write A Logic Expression From A: Problem Statement
- 15.128Practice Questions: Boolean Logic: Write A Logic Expression From A: Logic Circuit
- 15.129Practice Questions: Boolean Logic: Write A Logic Expression From A: Truth Table
- Mock Tests/ Mock ExamsMock Exams For Final Preparation0
- Class RecordingsClass Recordings From Previous Sessions/ Current Session For Content0
- Other MaterialOther Useful Material For Exams7
- 18.1Class Recording: 02-01-2025: Orientation + Logic Gates27 Minutes
- 18.2Class Recording: 03-01-2025: Logic Gate Diagrams47 Minutes
- 18.3Personalized Class Recording (ICT PRACTICAL): 21-01-2025 Database Basics18 Minutes
- 18.4Class Recording: 16-01-2025 Hexadecimals + Loops34 Minutes
- 18.5Class Recording: 21-01-2025 Pseudocode and Flowchart Examples22 Minutes
- 18.6Class Recording: 11-01-2025 Flowcharts17 Minutes
- 18.7Class Recording: Data Transmission22 Minutes
- Notes + Written Material For Contents of The Syllabus Version 2Notes for Chapters + Written Resources Regarding The Content Version 224
- 19.1Number Systems
- 19.2Text, Sound And Images
- 19.3Data Storage And Compression
- 19.4Types and Methods of Data Transmission
- 19.5Methods of Error Detection
- 19.6Encryption
- 19.7Computer Architecture
- 19.8Input and Output Devices
- 19.9Data Storage
- 19.10Network Hardware
- 19.11Types of Software and Interrupts
- 19.12Types of Programming Languages, Translators and Integrated Development Environments (IDEs)
- 19.13The Internet and The World Wide Web
- 19.14Digital Currency
- 19.15Cyber Security
- 19.16Automated Systems
- 19.17Robotics
- 19.18Artificial Intelligence
- 19.19Algorithm Design And Problem Solving
- 19.20Programming Concepts
- 19.21Arrays
- 19.22File Handling
- 19.23Databases
- 19.24Boolean Logic
- Quizzes For PreparationQuizzes With Detailed Explained Answers And Common Mistakes Discussed In Detail24
- 20.1Number Systems
- 20.2Text, Sound And Images
- 20.3Data Storage And Compression
- 20.4Types and Methods of Data Transmission
- 20.5Methods of Error Detection
- 20.6Encryption
- 20.7Computer Architecture
- 20.8Input and Output Devices
- 20.9Data Storage
- 20.10Network Hardware
- 20.11Types of Software and Interrupts
- 20.12Types of Programming Languages, Translators and Integrated Development Environments (IDEs)
- 20.13The Internet and The World Wide Web
- 20.14Digital Currency
- 20.15Cyber Security
- 20.16Automated Systems
- 20.17Robotics
- 20.18Artificial Intelligence
- 20.19Algorithm Design And Problem Solving
- 20.20Programming Concepts
- 20.21Arrays
- 20.22File Handling
- 20.23Databases
- 20.24Boolean Logic
- Cheat SheetsShort, Quick Revision Cheat Sheets24
- 21.1Number Systems
- 21.2Text, Sound And Images
- 21.3Data Storage And Compression
- 21.4Types And Methods of Data Transmission
- 21.5Methods of Error Detection
- 21.6Encryption
- 21.7Computer Architecture
- 21.8Input And Output Devices
- 21.9Data Storage
- 21.10Network Hardware
- 21.11Types of Software And Interrupts
- 21.12Types of Programming Language, Translators And Integrated Development Environments (IDEs)
- 21.13The Internet And The World Wide Web
- 21.14Digital Currency
- 21.15Cyber Security
- 21.16Automated Systems
- 21.17Robotics
- 21.18Artificial Intelligence
- 21.19Algorithm Design And Probem-Solving
- 21.20Programming Concepts
- 21.21Arrays
- 21.22File Handling
- 21.23Databases
- 21.24Boolean Logic
- Paper Pattern/ Paper Preparation/ Techniques To Attempt The Paper/ Common Mistakes To Avoid Version 2Detailed Information Including Written + Video Material Regarding Paper Attempt / Preparation/ Techniques/ Common Mistakes To Avoid Version 251
- 22.1Past Paper Discussion: October/ November 2024 (O) Paper 1132 Minutes
- 22.2Understanding The Complete Paper Structure
- 22.3Breakdown Of Paper 1 Theory Requirements
- 22.4Breakdown Of Paper 2 Algorithms And Programming Requirements
- 22.5Marking Principles Used By Examiners
- 22.6How To Read Command Words Correctly
- 22.7Writing High-Scoring Theory Answers
- 22.8Avoiding Vague Responses In Paper 1
- 22.9Techniques For Data Representation Questions
- 22.10Binary, Hexadecimal And Denary Conversion Strategy
- 22.11Structuring Compression And File Format Answers
- 22.12Writing Perfect Hardware And CPU Architecture Responses
- 22.13Fetch–Decode–Execute Cycle Explanation Technique
- 22.14Scoring Full Marks In Networking Questions
- 22.15Serial, Parallel And Duplex Transmission Method
- 22.16Error Detection And Correction Answer Templates
- 22.17Writing Encryption Answers For Full Marks
- 22.18Logic Gates And Truth Table Completion Strategy
- 22.19Logic Circuit Drawing Techniques
- 22.20Common Mistakes In Logic Expressions
- 22.21How To Attempt Long Theory Questions Efficiently
- 22.22Time Management Strategy For Paper 1
- 22.23How To Start Paper 2 Without Panic
- 22.24Pseudocode Writing Style Examiners Expect
- 22.25Converting Count-Controlled Loops Into Condition-Controlled Loops
- 22.26Input–Process–Output Algorithm Structure
- 22.27Using MOD And DIV Correctly In Pseudocode
- 22.28Debugging Algorithms And Identifying Logical Errors
- 22.29Writing And Tracing Nested IF Statements
- 22.30Completing Trace Tables Accurately
- 22.31Writing Clean And Maintainable Pseudocode
- 22.32String Manipulation Techniques In Algorithms
- 22.33Substring And Validation Logic In Paper 2
- 22.34Designing Repetition-Based Input Loops
- 22.35SQL Query Writing Strategy
- 22.36Avoiding Common SQL Mistakes Students Make
- 22.37How To Interpret Database Tables In Exam Questions
- 22.38Writing Full Program Solutions With Arrays
- 22.39Multi-Dimensional Array Handling Technique
- 22.40Finding Maximum And Minimum Values In Algorithms
- 22.41Constructing Total Score And Accumulator Logic
- 22.42Algorithm Commenting Style Examiners Reward
- 22.43Avoiding Off-By-One Errors In Loops
- 22.44Avoiding Common Syntax Mistakes In Pseudocode
- 22.45How To Guess Intelligently When Stuck
- 22.46Three-Pass Method For Paper 2 Completion
- 22.47Managing Stress And Time During Programming Questions
- 22.48Checklist For Paper 1 Before Submitting
- 22.49Checklist For Paper 2 Before Submitting
- 22.50Common Mistakes To Avoid In Both Papers
- 22.51Final Exam-Day Playbook For Guaranteed Marks
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