Theoretical knowledge
Computer systems - AQA
At the simplest level, computers are little more than a collection of transistors and circuits. They connect together to form logic gates, which in turn are used to form logic circuits.

Classification of programming languages and translators - AQA
High-level languages allow programmers to write instructions in a language that is easier to understand than low-level languages. Translators translate programs written in high-level languages into the machine code that a computer understands.

Systems architecture - AQA
Computer systems are a combination of both hardware and software working together. Hardware is the physical components of a computer and software is the programs that run on a computer.

Fundamentals of computer networks - AQA
Networking computers brings many benefits to users. Without networking, many computing applications would not be possible.

Network topologies, protocols and layers - AQA
Networks can be arranged in different topologies. Encryption is used to ensure that messages can be sent securely over a network.

Fundamentals of cyber security - AQA
Computer systems are at risk of intrusion, theft, and deletion. Cybercrime is evolving at the same rate as the technology around us.

Relational databases and structured query language (SQL) - AQA
Understand the use of a relational database to eliminate data inconsistency and data redundancy, and be aware of the various uses of SQL within a relational database.

Ethical, legal and environmental impacts of digital technology - AQA
The use of computers has brought about ethical, legal and environmental impacts. These issues increasingly affect people's daily lives.

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