Aqa comp 4 2012/13

Design for my system is relatively large especially in comparison to the analysis. Is this just me or has everyone else found this too?

It's not just you, I think mine is about twice as long!

Anyone else feeling a little guilty for not doing as much as they should have over the holidays?

I missed my last lesson before we broke up, so I'm just doing a little bit of it and hoping I wasn't meant to finish the Implementation section. But I also have other exams to revise for later this month, so I'm not feeling too guilty neglecting Computing.

My implementation is so nearly finished, I'm just panicking that my teacher might look at it when we go back and decide that I need to add something for additional complexity.

How many exams have you got? I've only got four this January, one less than last year.

I have a whole 1 exam this month, but it's a killer and I'll probably have to retake. Then I have 2 exams in February. In reality it's not that bad I guess

Ahah, which ones are they?

The first one is Government & Politics, and the two in February are scholarship exams in the topics of Computer Science and Information Technology.

looking back, would have been quite handy if I commented my code, I mean it doesn't even make sense to me now...

looking back, would have been quite handy if I commented my code, I mean it doesn't even make sense to me now...

I am in a bad position in this project, starting to think I'll fail. My project isn't complex enough. Not enough files. Our database is stored in a text file, our teacher hasn't told us to use access or anything. Any tips to at least scrape a B?

As long as your project is complex enough and the files aren't a mess, it doesn't need to be a database project to be complex. You can get complexity from other things like object orientation, using a 'harder' (it's late and I've forgotten the technical term for that ) language like Objective-C, etc. Look at the specification if you're worried and remember the code itself only counts for 20 marks, so make your documentation as good as it possibly can be!