AQA GCSE Computer Science Past Papers
Welcome to our AQA GCSE Computer Science Past Papers page! Here, you'll find a vast selection of past papers, mark schemes, and examiner reports for AQA GCSE Computer Science exams. Our resources are designed to help you prepare thoroughly for your exams, providing you with valuable practice and feedback. Whether you're looking to refresh your knowledge or enhance your skills, our past papers are an essential tool for success. Start practicing now and boost your confidence ahead of your exams!
AQA GCSE Computer Science (8525) Specimen Papers
- | 8525A/1 Paper 1 – Computational Thinking and Programming Skills
- | 8525B/1 Paper 1 – Computational Thinking and Programming Skills
- | 8525C/1 Paper 1 – Computational Thinking and Programming Skills
- | (8525/2) Paper 2 – Computing Concepts
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➞What is AQA GCSE Computer Science?
AQA GCSE Computer Science is a qualification offered by AQA (Assessment and Qualifications Alliance) in the UK for students aged 14-16 who wish to study computer science at a secondary school level.
➞How do I prepare for AQA GCSE Computer Science?
To prepare for AQA GCSE Computer Science, you should practice programming skills, develop an understanding of algorithms and data structures, and study the theoretical aspects of computer science. You can use textbooks, online resources, and past papers to prepare for the exam.
➞What are the exam components of AQA GCSE Computer Science?
The AQA GCSE Computer Science exam consists of two components: a written exam and a programming project. The written exam is worth 80% of the total marks and the programming project is worth 20% of the total marks.
➞What topics are covered in AQA GCSE Computer Science?
AQA GCSE Computer Science covers a range of topics including programming concepts, data structures, algorithms, computer networks, cyber security, and more.
➞How long is the AQA GCSE Computer Science exam?
The AQA GCSE Computer Science exam lasts for 1 hour and 30 minutes.