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GCSE CS overview

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Slide 1: What is OCR GCSE CS?

OCR GCSE Computer Science introduces computational thinking, programming, networks and data. It prepares students for further study and technology-driven careers.

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Slide 2: Computational Thinking

Computational thinking involves solving problems by breaking them into steps, recognising patterns, and designing algorithms for automated execution.

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Slide 3: Hardware vs Software

Hardware includes physical components; software are programs and data that run on hardware. Both are essential for computer systems.

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Slide 4: Algorithms & Programming

Algorithms are step-by-step instructions. Programming implements these instructions in a language to create software solutions.

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Slide 5: Data Representation

Binary uses 0s and 1s; denary is base-10; ASCII encodes text as numbers for computers to process.

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Slide 6: Computers & Networks

Networks connect devices to share data. The Internet uses protocols to enable communication across the globe.

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Slide 7: Cyber Security Basics

Security protects data and systems. Concepts include authentication, encryption, and safe coding practices to reduce risks.

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Slide 8: Data, Information & Privacy

Data is raw facts; information is processed data. Respect privacy and understand data rights and protection.

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Slide 9: Software Development Lifecycle

SDLC covers requirements, design, implementation, testing, and maintenance to deliver reliable software solutions.

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Slide 10: Exam & Skills

Assessment includes written exams and programming tasks. Focus on problem solving, debugging, and clear documentation.
 
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