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I dont but would be useful to have. Did you find it?
I dont but would be useful to have. Did you find it?
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Hi does anyone have a pdf version of this book if it exsits
Hi does anyone have a pdf version of this book if it exsits
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hi i need it could you send pls
hi i need it could you send pls
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1M_q...ew?usp=sharing
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There are probably some younger who will need it.
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Oh my. This would have been so useful last year. I've already done my exams now but thanks lmao.
There are probably some younger who will need it.
Oh my. This would have been so useful last year. I've already done my exams now but thanks lmao.
There are probably some younger who will need it.
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Can I ask how your November 2020 papers go? Also if you have a link to the questions, could you please pm me or add a hyperlink in this discussion?! Thanks
Can I ask how your November 2020 papers go? Also if you have a link to the questions, could you please pm me or add a hyperlink in this discussion?! Thanks
Please stop asking me for the 2020 paper people.
You'll probably find a bunch of the questions in the additional assessment materials since they are purely based on past paper questions anyway
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Oh my. This would have been so useful last year. I've already done my exams now but thanks lmao.
There are probably some younger who will need it.
Oh my. This would have been so useful last year. I've already done my exams now but thanks lmao.
There are probably some younger who will need it.
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yessir, and u are right. Im starting cs this year A level and I havent done it at GCSE level. I wanna be ahead and on top of evertthing before i start. How hard is it?
yessir, and u are right. Im starting cs this year A level and I havent done it at GCSE level. I wanna be ahead and on top of evertthing before i start. How hard is it?
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yessir, and u are right. Im starting cs this year A level and I havent done it at GCSE level. I wanna be ahead and on top of evertthing before i start. How hard is it?
yessir, and u are right. Im starting cs this year A level and I havent done it at GCSE level. I wanna be ahead and on top of evertthing before i start. How hard is it?
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The content isn't harder than gcse really. There's just much more to learn. And the coursework is quite long to do
The content isn't harder than gcse really. There's just much more to learn. And the coursework is quite long to do
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As Shinra Kusakabe here said the difficulty isn't much worse than GCSE there is just more content. When complemented with maths and science levels (especially decision in further maths) the binary and time complexity, boolean logic and anything maths-related becomes fairly easy. The project is indeed long but mine didn't count towards my grade because I did the autumn exams and in the summer my teacher didn't even mark it, I also didn't do the project at GCSE (got cancelled because of cheating which was a blessing). If you want to be ahead just program lots, watch a lot of videos and tutorials, try problems I had some fun on projcteuler.net, you might also want to check out Isaac computer science. Also, read ahead!! seems like you're already planning oh doing that which is one of the most useful things you can do, use physics and maths tutor to practice questions. As long as you can program paper 2 is fine and as long as you memorise well paper 1 is fine. Most of year 12 is figuring out how to study and manage your time, might seem difficult at first if you haven't been trying that hard at GCSE. How hard it will be for you depends on your background and how well you adapt. You're on here looking to get ahead which is much more than I was doing before year 12.
As Shinra Kusakabe here said the difficulty isn't much worse than GCSE there is just more content. When complemented with maths and science levels (especially decision in further maths) the binary and time complexity, boolean logic and anything maths-related becomes fairly easy. The project is indeed long but mine didn't count towards my grade because I did the autumn exams and in the summer my teacher didn't even mark it, I also didn't do the project at GCSE (got cancelled because of cheating which was a blessing). If you want to be ahead just program lots, watch a lot of videos and tutorials, try problems I had some fun on projcteuler.net, you might also want to check out Isaac computer science. Also, read ahead!! seems like you're already planning oh doing that which is one of the most useful things you can do, use physics and maths tutor to practice questions. As long as you can program paper 2 is fine and as long as you memorise well paper 1 is fine. Most of year 12 is figuring out how to study and manage your time, might seem difficult at first if you haven't been trying that hard at GCSE. How hard it will be for you depends on your background and how well you adapt. You're on here looking to get ahead which is much more than I was doing before year 12.
Plus your pfp and username are jokes
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The content isn't harder than gcse really. There's just much more to learn. And the coursework is quite long to do
The content isn't harder than gcse really. There's just much more to learn. And the coursework is quite long to do
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oh say less, but like, would u say it will be hard for me, bearing in mind i WILL do whatever it takes to get good grades and espescially bcuz im interested by it. So bearing in mind that's my convictions and mindsets
oh say less, but like, would u say it will be hard for me, bearing in mind i WILL do whatever it takes to get good grades and espescially bcuz im interested by it. So bearing in mind that's my convictions and mindsets
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Ayy fellow fire force fan. What a levels did you do alongside FM and computer science?
Plus your pfp and username are jokes
Ayy fellow fire force fan. What a levels did you do alongside FM and computer science?
Plus your pfp and username are jokes
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Yh you should be fine then. What are you likely to get in gcse computer science if you took it?
Yh you should be fine then. What are you likely to get in gcse computer science if you took it?
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As Shinra Kusakabe here said the difficulty isn't much worse than GCSE there is just more content. When complemented with maths and science levels (especially decision in further maths) the binary and time complexity, boolean logic and anything maths-related becomes fairly easy. The project is indeed long but mine didn't count towards my grade because I did the autumn exams and in the summer my teacher didn't even mark it, I also didn't do the project at GCSE (got cancelled because of cheating which was a blessing). If you want to be ahead just program lots, watch a lot of videos and tutorials, try problems I had some fun on projcteuler.net, you might also want to check out Isaac computer science. Also, read ahead!! seems like you're already planning oh doing that which is one of the most useful things you can do, use physics and maths tutor to practice questions. As long as you can program paper 2 is fine and as long as you memorise well paper 1 is fine. Most of year 12 is figuring out how to study and manage your time, might seem difficult at first if you haven't been trying that hard at GCSE. How hard it will be for you depends on your background and how well you adapt. You're on here looking to get ahead which is much more than I was doing before year 12.
As Shinra Kusakabe here said the difficulty isn't much worse than GCSE there is just more content. When complemented with maths and science levels (especially decision in further maths) the binary and time complexity, boolean logic and anything maths-related becomes fairly easy. The project is indeed long but mine didn't count towards my grade because I did the autumn exams and in the summer my teacher didn't even mark it, I also didn't do the project at GCSE (got cancelled because of cheating which was a blessing). If you want to be ahead just program lots, watch a lot of videos and tutorials, try problems I had some fun on projcteuler.net, you might also want to check out Isaac computer science. Also, read ahead!! seems like you're already planning oh doing that which is one of the most useful things you can do, use physics and maths tutor to practice questions. As long as you can program paper 2 is fine and as long as you memorise well paper 1 is fine. Most of year 12 is figuring out how to study and manage your time, might seem difficult at first if you haven't been trying that hard at GCSE. How hard it will be for you depends on your background and how well you adapt. You're on here looking to get ahead which is much more than I was doing before year 12.
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Haha, thanks. I did Chemistry, physics maths as well.
Haha, thanks. I did Chemistry, physics maths as well.
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