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The GCSE Computing course was introduced to give students the opportunity to learn about computers in more depth, for example, by studying computer programming. Many students have experience in using computers at GCSE level but the GCSE Computing course goes far beyond a basic understand and covers topics such as computer hardware, representation of data and algorithms. Why study GCSE Computing? Students are likely to find the GCSE Computing course both enjoyable and challenging.
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