A Level · 9618

Computer Science Paper 4
is a practical test.

This is a practical programming paper written and run at a computer, so it cannot be sat as a written paper here. It is 75 marks over 150 minutes in the real exam, and the content list below is the same one it draws on — so the theory paper is the one to practise.

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4Papers
17Topics
75Marks
150Minutes
9618/41 150:00 [75]

Paper structure. Programming tasks. 75 marks, 150 minutes in the real exam.

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Paper 1 — Theory Fundamentals 75 marks · 90 min · Written paper (AS) Paper 2 — Fundamental Problem-solving and Programming 75 marks · 120 min · Written paper (AS) Paper 3 — Advanced Theory 75 marks · 90 min · Written paper (A Level) Paper 4 — Practical 75 marks · 150 min · Programming tasks · not set here

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Information representation Communication and networking Hardware Processor fundamentals System software Security, privacy and data integrity Ethics and ownership Databases Algorithm design and problem-solving Data types and structures Programming and program construction Software development Data representation advanced Boolean algebra and logic circuits Object-oriented programming Recursion Computational thinking

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