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The mark scheme is so harsh! You need specific words, like "malicious" for SQL injection, so how do i make sure i get these key points in?
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The mark scheme is so harsh! You need specific words, like "malicious" for SQL injection, so how do i make sure i get these key points in?
The mark scheme is so harsh! You need specific words, like "malicious" for SQL injection, so how do i make sure i get these key points in?
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No idea how good it is for OCR but this guy is good
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCsB...Rg-vQASN2ZeHwg
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCsB...Rg-vQASN2ZeHwg
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Practice papers, even if it is old spec, make sure you keep reading notes, book, online etc. whatever works for you so that you don't forget those key words that get you marks. And very important, make sure you properly understand every topic.
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(Original post by Bill Nye)
Don't do OCR
Don't do OCR
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Craigndave youtube channel, I revised using them and found their videos concise and use the correct terminology. You might need to play it on 1.25 speed though as they speak quite slowly.
Craigndave youtube channel, I revised using them and found their videos concise and use the correct terminology. You might need to play it on 1.25 speed though as they speak quite slowly.
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No idea how good it is for OCR but this guy is good
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCsB...Rg-vQASN2ZeHwg
No idea how good it is for OCR but this guy is good
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCsB...Rg-vQASN2ZeHwg
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Practice papers, even if it is old spec, make sure you keep reading notes, book, online etc. whatever works for you so that you don't forget those key words that get you marks. And very important, make sure you properly understand every topic.
Practice papers, even if it is old spec, make sure you keep reading notes, book, online etc. whatever works for you so that you don't forget those key words that get you marks. And very important, make sure you properly understand every topic.
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Personally, I think THIS website it really good. Just signed up and paid for membership - only £2.50 from now to the end of our exams!
Just keep going over definitions. What i've found really helps is looking at the topic in the specification (e.g 1.1 systems architecture) and then just writing everything i know from memory - e.g all the registers, what they do, definition of an embedded system. Then check all the information with a revision guide, and correct parts you've either missed out or gotten wrong. Do this for 3/4 of the topics (e.g 1.1, 1.2, 1.3, 1.4) and then write out everything you've done so far from memory. Keep repeating this (or iterating for some more technical vocabulary
) and it will stay in your memory for sure!
Edit: attatched link.
Just keep going over definitions. What i've found really helps is looking at the topic in the specification (e.g 1.1 systems architecture) and then just writing everything i know from memory - e.g all the registers, what they do, definition of an embedded system. Then check all the information with a revision guide, and correct parts you've either missed out or gotten wrong. Do this for 3/4 of the topics (e.g 1.1, 1.2, 1.3, 1.4) and then write out everything you've done so far from memory. Keep repeating this (or iterating for some more technical vocabulary
) and it will stay in your memory for sure!Edit: attatched link.
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Personally, I think THIS website it really good. Just signed up and paid for membership - only £2.50 from now to the end of our exams!
Just keep going over definitions. What i've found really helps is looking at the topic in the specification (e.g 1.1 systems architecture) and then just writing everything i know from memory - e.g all the registers, what they do, definition of an embedded system. Then check all the information with a revision guide, and correct parts you've either missed out or gotten wrong. Do this for 3/4 of the topics (e.g 1.1, 1.2, 1.3, 1.4) and then write out everything you've done so far from memory. Keep repeating this (or iterating for some more technical vocabulary ) and it will stay in your memory for sure!
Edit: attatched link.
Personally, I think THIS website it really good. Just signed up and paid for membership - only £2.50 from now to the end of our exams!
Just keep going over definitions. What i've found really helps is looking at the topic in the specification (e.g 1.1 systems architecture) and then just writing everything i know from memory - e.g all the registers, what they do, definition of an embedded system. Then check all the information with a revision guide, and correct parts you've either missed out or gotten wrong. Do this for 3/4 of the topics (e.g 1.1, 1.2, 1.3, 1.4) and then write out everything you've done so far from memory. Keep repeating this (or iterating for some more technical vocabulary
) and it will stay in your memory for sure!Edit: attatched link.
Thanks for pointing it out, i'll pay for it now.
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