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 A' Level Computing 4th Ed - P.M. Heathcote
 A' Level Computing 4th Ed - P.M. Heathcote ... comprehensive coverage of the AQA 'A' Level Computing specification for 2001-2002, and is also suitable for other 'A' Level Computing courses. It is arranged in 5 modules corresponding to the AQA specification. Exercises and questions from past exam papers are given at the end of each chapter. The answers and a complete set of OHP masters can be downloaded from the Payne-Gallway web site.Newest Review: ... stressed, and they generally have poor experience with computers, well that’s what my teachers have shown me so far ... more ... this year and a friend, some
where here on dooyoo, that goes to another six form college agrees. In my IT (not computing) class we’re using a similar book by the same author and I am having to teach the teacher most of the time, so how on earth do they expect us to like a book that is written by a teacher?! I have read many computer books (specific to different software packages) that are not written by teachers and I have to say I think...more |
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A' Level Computing 4th Ed - P.M. Heathcote: It’s grey and written by an examining board (1311 words)
by - written on 22/06/01 (Very useful, 603 readings)
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[UPDATE AT BOTTOM] For some unknown reason there are very few A-Level computing books available and many people doing A-Level computing will have this book or if you are planning to go on to A-Level soon you will more than likely get this book when you start. I’ll cut to the chase and say that I really do not like this book. There are many reasons for this and I have listed and described them below: - Firstly - When and if you get this book you will see a colourful painting on the front cover. Straight away you know that this is going to be a school textbook. The painting has absolutely nothing to do with computers and is the only colour that you ... Read the complete review
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