It includes:
- Student Learning Record (A3 version in word)
- Student Learning Record (PDF version)
- Student Learning Record (PowerPoint version)
- Set of student activities and workshops with answers
- Answers to the exam questions from the back of the SLR
- Teacher Marking Checklist
This topic covers:
H446
- 2.1.5 a-b Thinking concurrently
Specific knowledge required for A Level:
- Candidates need to understand what is meant by thinking concurrently. They need to be able to work out which parts of a program can be developed to take place (be processed) at the same time, and which parts are dependent on other parts.
- Candidates need to understand the benefits and trade offs that are brought from concurrent processing, and be able to apply these to a given scenario.
- For example, candidates need to understand how concurrent processing could be applied to a specific program, why it would be applied to that program, and what problems might arise from using it.
