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A2 Level · Paper 3Floating Point Representation
Normalisation, ranges, precision and binary arithmetic.
A2 Level · Paper 3User Defined Data Types and Binary Files
Records, enumerated types, pointers and binary file processing.
A2 Level · Paper 3Communication
Protocols, circuit switching, packet switching and networks.
A2 Level · Paper 3Hardware and Boolean Algebra
Advanced architecture, logic simplification and circuits.
A2 Level · Paper 3Operating System
Scheduling, memory, interrupts and resource management.
A2 Level · Paper 3Compiler
Lexical analysis, syntax analysis and code generation.
A2 Level · Paper 3Declarative Programming
Facts, rules, goals and logical inference.
A2 Level · Paper 3Assembly Language
Instruction formats, addressing modes and low-level programs.
A2 Level · Paper 3Artificial Intelligence
Machine learning, neural networks and intelligent systems.
A2 Level · Paper 3Security and Virtual Machine
Advanced security, virtualisation and system isolation.
A2 Level · Paper 4Object-Oriented Programming
Classes, inheritance, polymorphism and composition.
A2 Level · Paper 4Data Structures
Stacks, queues, linked lists, trees and graphs.
A2 Level · Paper 4Recursion
Base cases, recursive reasoning and call-stack tracing.
A2 Level · Paper 4Searching and Sorting
Linear and binary search with standard sorting algorithms.
Learning resources
78-page compiled Cambridge-style topical practice with questions and marking guidance for floating point representation.
Complete original notes with objectives, key concepts, an applied example, misconceptions and exam technique.
Complete original notes with objectives, key concepts, an applied example, misconceptions and exam technique.
Complete original notes with objectives, key concepts, an applied example, misconceptions and exam technique.
Complete original notes with objectives, key concepts, an applied example, misconceptions and exam technique.
Complete original notes with objectives, key concepts, an applied example, misconceptions and exam technique.
Complete original notes with objectives, key concepts, an applied example, misconceptions and exam technique.