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BTEC Level 3 Computing Learner Companions
Comprehensive yet accessible student notes for the externally-assessed Unit 1 (Principles in Computer Science) and Unit 2 (Fundamentals of Computer Systems).
Includes a separate chapter for each Learning Aim, with each one combining the key information with imagery, examples, and recap questions.
Learner Companion for Unit 1 has been endorsed for BTEC Nationals Level 3 in Computing.
Use as a complete guide, or as individual sections throughout the course.
- Matches the specification theory – both content and structure
- Answers and solutions for all questions
- Unit 1: - Code examples given in VB, C# and Python (plus pseudocode)
A fantastic resource. Currently there is nothing out there as good as this. I particularly like how code is written in pseudocode, Python, C# and VB.NET. The headings used are taken from the specification and in the same order too.”R Cadwell, Independent Reviewer
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