There are scarce resources for the new OCR Computer Science A Level and some are difficult to find if you have not been directed by your teacher. Therefore I have compiled a list of useful resources for anyone currently studying this course.
Textbooks
Hodder Education This textbook is written by the same people who write the OCR examinations. However, I have found multiple errors in this book and the content is often too brief. I would still recommend taking a look at this resource as it is likely to give some indication as to what will be assessed in the examination.
PG Online This textbook has much better content and is more accurate throughout. If you are looking for a good technical revision resource, I'd recommend this textbook highly.
I've been creating a memrise course for the OCR Computer Science A Level based off of the PG Online Textbook. Feel free to use it for revision and let me know if there are any mistakes
I'm also looking for other revision resources to use as well as this, so please do share any good ones people have found or created. Thank you!
I've been creating a memrise course for the OCR Computer Science A Level based off of the PG Online Textbook. Feel free to use it for revision and let me know if there are any mistakes
I'm also looking for other revision resources to use as well as this, so please do share any good ones people have found or created. Thank you!
Hi. Could you please send a link to the memrise course you made? Thank you!
I don't know anything for tomorrow paper and I feel like I am going to do bad. I am really scared and nervous and I have like the rest of the day to revise.
My programming and psuedocode skills are really bad and now I am panicking on what to do. I am really confused on what to revise in like 8 hours.
There are scarce resources for the new OCR Computer Science A Level and some are difficult to find if you have not been directed by your teacher. Therefore I have compiled a list of useful resources for anyone currently studying this course.
Textbooks
Hodder Education This textbook is written by the same people who write the OCR examinations. However, I have found multiple errors in this book and the content is often too brief. I would still recommend taking a look at this resource as it is likely to give some indication as to what will be assessed in the examination.
PG Online This textbook has much better content and is more accurate throughout. If you are looking for a good technical revision resource, I'd recommend this textbook highly.
Computing - H047, H447 Past papers. Many parts of the specification are the same or very similar to the OCR A Level Computer Science specification.
Revision
Craig 'n' Dave Youtube revision videos mapped to the OCR Computer Science specification.
I hope you find this useful and please share any resources you have found as I am also studying the course.
So what you're saying is that the Hodder Education textbook is too brief? I am studying this A level by myself at home and I am using the Hodder Education book, what should I do? Should I stop using this book and use the PG Online book?
Journey to A*----> EVERYONE CONTRIBUTE =MASSIVE BANK OF QUESTIONS
I've gone through the spec and the book and noted every sections topics & subtopics and making questions on every aspect of those topics. Join make questions do some questions and the probability of your grade will be going up! questions on every topic in computing like a massive bank covers every topic/subtopic section that mimic possible questions and would probably come up (paper 1 defo) that we could be asked. If you interested in joining tell me and the link to join is here: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1kmW4v59UjG0q3sgp5PvB1JqQ96S91butp5xtYVWlX3Q/edit#gid=1089782527
Journey to A*----> EVERYONE CONTRIBUTE =MASSIVE BANK OF QUESTIONS
I've gone through the spec and the book and noted every sections topics & subtopics and making questions on every aspect of those topics. Join make questions do some questions and the probability of your grade will be going up! questions on every topic in computing like a massive bank covers every topic/subtopic section that mimic possible questions and would probably come up (paper 1 defo) that we could be asked. If you interested in joining tell me and the link to join is here: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1kmW4v59UjG0q3sgp5PvB1JqQ96S91butp5xtYVWlX3Q/edit#gid=1089782527
Yh im intrested, it says i need permission to access tho,
Journey to A*----> EVERYONE CONTRIBUTE =MASSIVE BANK OF QUESTIONS
I've gone through the spec and the book and noted every sections topics & subtopics and making questions on every aspect of those topics. Join make questions do some questions and the probability of your grade will be going up! questions on every topic in computing like a massive bank covers every topic/subtopic section that mimic possible questions and would probably come up (paper 1 defo) that we could be asked. If you interested in joining tell me and the link to join is here: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1kmW4v59UjG0q3sgp5PvB1JqQ96S91butp5xtYVWlX3Q/edit#gid=1089782527
Journey to A*----> EVERYONE CONTRIBUTE =MASSIVE BANK OF QUESTIONS
I've gone through the spec and the book and noted every sections topics & subtopics and making questions on every aspect of those topics. Join make questions do some questions and the probability of your grade will be going up! questions on every topic in computing like a massive bank covers every topic/subtopic section that mimic possible questions and would probably come up (paper 1 defo) that we could be asked. If you interested in joining tell me and the link to join is here: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1kmW4v59UjG0q3sgp5PvB1JqQ96S91butp5xtYVWlX3Q/edit#gid=1089782527
This is great, thanks for sharing! How are people finding the best way to use this is just out of interest? Writing down the questions and then trying to answer them? Reading through the questions/answers then trying to recall them?