To equip our students with the necessary skills and knowledge to develop their social, economic and technological awareness, and to enrich their employability skills to help inform them of the various careers available. Whether its probelm solving, teamwork, creativity or resillience, we prepare our students for any future pathway, even those outside the realm of Computer Science.
Advances in Computing are transforming the way Computer Scientists work
and this Computer Science specification reflects this. This popular
qualification, built on strong foundations, delivers a flexible, accessible and
rigorous qualification, backed by top quality support, resources and
professional development. This course focuses on the knowledge, understanding
and skills students need to progress to Higher Education or in the workplace.
Computer Science is a practical subject where students can apply academic
principles learned to real-world systems. This intensely creative subject
combines invention and excitement, looking at the natural world through a
digital prism. Our Computer Science qualification values computational
thinking, helping students to develop the skills to solve problems, design
systems and understand the power and limits of human and machine intelligence.
The programming project will involve designing, creating, testing and
evaluating an IT system for a real world client and students will use knowledge
and skills gained throughout the course to achieve this.
Exam Board: AQA
Qualification Title: Computer Science
Qualification Specification Code: 7517
Qualification Webpage: Click here to visit the AQA webpage for the specification.
Standard Sixth Form entry requirements.
Computer Science
related undergraduate degrees: Games Programming, Systems Analysis, Network
Engineering, Cognitive Science and AI, Data Analysis, Robotics,
Telecommunications, Software Engineering, and more. Computer Science related
Level 3 apprenticeships: IT, Software, Telecoms, Informatics, Creative &
Digital Media, and more. A Computer Science A-Level is a well-respected
qualification to hold, giving opportunities to access relevant university
courses as well as technical careers. The content covered in the Computer
Science A Level coincides with content taught during the first year of most
university Computer Science courses, meaning that students are more attractive
enrolment prospects at better universities.
Miss Watkins, Mr Baker
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