ALEVEL OCR A Computer Science NEA

Guys what are some intermediate coding projects I can do for my NEA? I'm still learning coding as I go but I need to present a NEA idea soon. Im like super stressed because the year 13s wrote like 360 pages of their coursework and I don't think I CAN do that.. Also tips on how to get better at coding plz. I've been thinking of making my own version of minesweeper since I'm not aiming for a super high grade in computer science (B)

Last year I got 63/70 (A*). Honestly, for OCR, your code does not need to be fully functioning, the majority of the marks you gain are from the documentation itself (hence why you said the yr13s have written loads of pages of work). Just need to provide videos of your game working (even if that resorts to faking things). For mine, I created a basic simple highway racing game and I kid you not, I only started the design section of my game during the easter holiday of yr13. The easiest possible way to do the nea is by watching tutorials on a specific thing you want to add to your game and basically copying the code used (but of course change the variable names, otherwise thats just straight up cheating). If you're looking for an easy approach, create your game in unity and use c-sharp since there's plenty of tutorials available online. You can still achieve a high grade in coursework without actually knowing 'how to code'. Make sure you follow an exemplar as well to ensure you're documenting things with the correct structure. If you want, I can also send you my NEA documentation. If you have any other questions feel free to ask.

Hi if possible could you send me your documentation? - I’m almost done with mine but I want to make sure I’m doing it right.

Last year I got 63/70 (A*). Honestly, for OCR, your code does not need to be fully functioning, the majority of the marks you gain are from the documentation itself (hence why you said the yr13s have written loads of pages of work). Just need to provide videos of your game working (even if that resorts to faking things). For mine, I created a basic simple highway racing game and I kid you not, I only started the design section of my game during the easter holiday of yr13. The easiest possible way to do the nea is by watching tutorials on a specific thing you want to add to your game and basically copying the code used (but of course change the variable names, otherwise thats just straight up cheating). If you're looking for an easy approach, create your game in unity and use c-sharp since there's plenty of tutorials available online. You can still achieve a high grade in coursework without actually knowing 'how to code'. Make sure you follow an exemplar as well to ensure you're documenting things with the correct structure. If you want, I can also send you my NEA documentation. If you have any other questions feel free to ask.

hey please could you also send me the documentation too?

Last year I got 63/70 (A*). Honestly, for OCR, your code does not need to be fully functioning, the majority of the marks you gain are from the documentation itself (hence why you said the yr13s have written loads of pages of work). Just need to provide videos of your game working (even if that resorts to faking things). For mine, I created a basic simple highway racing game and I kid you not, I only started the design section of my game during the easter holiday of yr13. The easiest possible way to do the nea is by watching tutorials on a specific thing you want to add to your game and basically copying the code used (but of course change the variable names, otherwise thats just straight up cheating). If you're looking for an easy approach, create your game in unity and use c-sharp since there's plenty of tutorials available online. You can still achieve a high grade in coursework without actually knowing 'how to code'. Make sure you follow an exemplar as well to ensure you're documenting things with the correct structure. If you want, I can also send you my NEA documentation. If you have any other questions feel free to ask.

Last year I got 63/70 (A*). Honestly, for OCR, your code does not need to be fully functioning, the majority of the marks you gain are from the documentation itself (hence why you said the yr13s have written loads of pages of work). Just need to provide videos of your game working (even if that resorts to faking things). For mine, I created a basic simple highway racing game and I kid you not, I only started the design section of my game during the easter holiday of yr13. The easiest possible way to do the nea is by watching tutorials on a specific thing you want to add to your game and basically copying the code used (but of course change the variable names, otherwise thats just straight up cheating). If you're looking for an easy approach, create your game in unity and use c-sharp since there's plenty of tutorials available online. You can still achieve a high grade in coursework without actually knowing 'how to code'. Make sure you follow an exemplar as well to ensure you're documenting things with the correct structure. If you want, I can also send you my NEA documentation. If you have any other questions feel free to ask.

Guys what are some intermediate coding projects I can do for my NEA? I'm still learning coding as I go but I need to present a NEA idea soon. Im like super stressed because the year 13s wrote like 360 pages of their coursework and I don't think I CAN do that.. Also tips on how to get better at coding plz. I've been thinking of making my own version of minesweeper since I'm not aiming for a super high grade in computer science (B)

Last year I got 63/70 (A*). Honestly, for OCR, your code does not need to be fully functioning, the majority of the marks you gain are from the documentation itself (hence why you said the yr13s have written loads of pages of work). Just need to provide videos of your game working (even if that resorts to faking things). For mine, I created a basic simple highway racing game and I kid you not, I only started the design section of my game during the easter holiday of yr13. The easiest possible way to do the nea is by watching tutorials on a specific thing you want to add to your game and basically copying the code used (but of course change the variable names, otherwise thats just straight up cheating). If you're looking for an easy approach, create your game in unity and use c-sharp since there's plenty of tutorials available online. You can still achieve a high grade in coursework without actually knowing 'how to code'. Make sure you follow an exemplar as well to ensure you're documenting things with the correct structure. If you want, I can also send you my NEA documentation. If you have any other questions feel free to ask.

Yeah sure I got you, check dms

Yeah sure I got you, check dms

Last year I got 63/70 (A*). Honestly, for OCR, your code does not need to be fully functioning, the majority of the marks you gain are from the documentation itself (hence why you said the yr13s have written loads of pages of work). Just need to provide videos of your game working (even if that resorts to faking things). For mine, I created a basic simple highway racing game and I kid you not, I only started the design section of my game during the easter holiday of yr13. The easiest possible way to do the nea is by watching tutorials on a specific thing you want to add to your game and basically copying the code used (but of course change the variable names, otherwise thats just straight up cheating). If you're looking for an easy approach, create your game in unity and use c-sharp since there's plenty of tutorials available online. You can still achieve a high grade in coursework without actually knowing 'how to code'. Make sure you follow an exemplar as well to ensure you're documenting things with the correct structure. If you want, I can also send you my NEA documentation. If you have any other questions feel free to ask.

Last year I got 63/70 (A*). Honestly, for OCR, your code does not need to be fully functioning, the majority of the marks you gain are from the documentation itself (hence why you said the yr13s have written loads of pages of work). Just need to provide videos of your game working (even if that resorts to faking things). For mine, I created a basic simple highway racing game and I kid you not, I only started the design section of my game during the easter holiday of yr13. The easiest possible way to do the nea is by watching tutorials on a specific thing you want to add to your game and basically copying the code used (but of course change the variable names, otherwise thats just straight up cheating). If you're looking for an easy approach, create your game in unity and use c-sharp since there's plenty of tutorials available online. You can still achieve a high grade in coursework without actually knowing 'how to code'. Make sure you follow an exemplar as well to ensure you're documenting things with the correct structure. If you want, I can also send you my NEA documentation. If you have any other questions feel free to ask.

Last year I got 63/70 (A*). Honestly, for OCR, your code does not need to be fully functioning, the majority of the marks you gain are from the documentation itself (hence why you said the yr13s have written loads of pages of work). Just need to provide videos of your game working (even if that resorts to faking things). For mine, I created a basic simple highway racing game and I kid you not, I only started the design section of my game during the easter holiday of yr13. The easiest possible way to do the nea is by watching tutorials on a specific thing you want to add to your game and basically copying the code used (but of course change the variable names, otherwise thats just straight up cheating). If you're looking for an easy approach, create your game in unity and use c-sharp since there's plenty of tutorials available online. You can still achieve a high grade in coursework without actually knowing 'how to code'. Make sure you follow an exemplar as well to ensure you're documenting things with the correct structure. If you want, I can also send you my NEA documentation. If you have any other questions feel free to ask.

Last year I got 63/70 (A*). Honestly, for OCR, your code does not need to be fully functioning, the majority of the marks you gain are from the documentation itself (hence why you said the yr13s have written loads of pages of work). Just need to provide videos of your game working (even if that resorts to faking things). For mine, I created a basic simple highway racing game and I kid you not, I only started the design section of my game during the easter holiday of yr13. The easiest possible way to do the nea is by watching tutorials on a specific thing you want to add to your game and basically copying the code used (but of course change the variable names, otherwise thats just straight up cheating). If you're looking for an easy approach, create your game in unity and use c-sharp since there's plenty of tutorials available online. You can still achieve a high grade in coursework without actually knowing 'how to code'. Make sure you follow an exemplar as well to ensure you're documenting things with the correct structure. If you want, I can also send you my NEA documentation. If you have any other questions feel free to ask.

Guys what are some intermediate coding projects I can do for my NEA? I'm still learning coding as I go but I need to present a NEA idea soon. Im like super stressed because the year 13s wrote like 360 pages of their coursework and I don't think I CAN do that.. Also tips on how to get better at coding plz. I've been thinking of making my own version of minesweeper since I'm not aiming for a super high grade in computer science (B)

Last year I got 63/70 (A*). Honestly, for OCR, your code does not need to be fully functioning, the majority of the marks you gain are from the documentation itself (hence why you said the yr13s have written loads of pages of work). Just need to provide videos of your game working (even if that resorts to faking things). For mine, I created a basic simple highway racing game and I kid you not, I only started the design section of my game during the easter holiday of yr13. The easiest possible way to do the nea is by watching tutorials on a specific thing you want to add to your game and basically copying the code used (but of course change the variable names, otherwise thats just straight up cheating). If you're looking for an easy approach, create your game in unity and use c-sharp since there's plenty of tutorials available online. You can still achieve a high grade in coursework without actually knowing 'how to code'. Make sure you follow an exemplar as well to ensure you're documenting things with the correct structure. If you want, I can also send you my NEA documentation. If you have any other questions feel free to ask.

Last year I got 63/70 (A*). Honestly, for OCR, your code does not need to be fully functioning, the majority of the marks you gain are from the documentation itself (hence why you said the yr13s have written loads of pages of work). Just need to provide videos of your game working (even if that resorts to faking things). For mine, I created a basic simple highway racing game and I kid you not, I only started the design section of my game during the easter holiday of yr13. The easiest possible way to do the nea is by watching tutorials on a specific thing you want to add to your game and basically copying the code used (but of course change the variable names, otherwise thats just straight up cheating). If you're looking for an easy approach, create your game in unity and use c-sharp since there's plenty of tutorials available online. You can still achieve a high grade in coursework without actually knowing 'how to code'. Make sure you follow an exemplar as well to ensure you're documenting things with the correct structure. If you want, I can also send you my NEA documentation. If you have any other questions feel free to ask.

last year i got 63/70 (a*). Honestly, for ocr, your code does not need to be fully functioning, the majority of the marks you gain are from the documentation itself (hence why you said the yr13s have written loads of pages of work). Just need to provide videos of your game working (even if that resorts to faking things). For mine, i created a basic simple highway racing game and i kid you not, i only started the design section of my game during the easter holiday of yr13. The easiest possible way to do the nea is by watching tutorials on a specific thing you want to add to your game and basically copying the code used (but of course change the variable names, otherwise thats just straight up cheating). If you're looking for an easy approach, create your game in unity and use c-sharp since there's plenty of tutorials available online. You can still achieve a high grade in coursework without actually knowing 'how to code'. Make sure you follow an exemplar as well to ensure you're documenting things with the correct structure. If you want, i can also send you my nea documentation. If you have any other questions feel free to ask.

Last year I got 63/70 (A*). Honestly, for OCR, your code does not need to be fully functioning, the majority of the marks you gain are from the documentation itself (hence why you said the yr13s have written loads of pages of work). Just need to provide videos of your game working (even if that resorts to faking things). For mine, I created a basic simple highway racing game and I kid you not, I only started the design section of my game during the easter holiday of yr13. The easiest possible way to do the nea is by watching tutorials on a specific thing you want to add to your game and basically copying the code used (but of course change the variable names, otherwise thats just straight up cheating). If you're looking for an easy approach, create your game in unity and use c-sharp since there's plenty of tutorials available online. You can still achieve a high grade in coursework without actually knowing 'how to code'. Make sure you follow an exemplar as well to ensure you're documenting things with the correct structure. If you want, I can also send you my NEA documentation. If you have any other questions feel free to ask.