The syllabus is divided into two papers:
Paper 1 – Theory (Typically 2 hours)
Paper 1 tests the student’s understanding of fundamental concepts of computer science. It includes multiple-choice, structured, and short-answer questions.
1. Data Representation
2. Communication and Internet Technologies
3. Hardware and Software
4. Security
5. Algorithms and Programming
6. Databases
7. Problem Solving
Paper 2 – Practical (Typically 2 hours)
Paper 2 tests the ability to apply practical skills in programming and problem-solving. Students are given tasks to implement, usually in a high-level language like Python, Java, or pseudocode.
1. Programming
2. Algorithm Implementation
3. Problem Solving in Practice
4. Data Representation and Manipulation
Key Notes
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Paper 1 focuses on knowledge, understanding, and explanation.
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Paper 2 focuses on practical skills and application of programming.
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Both papers complement each other; theory knowledge supports practical work.
What Will You Learn?
- This full O-Level Computer Science 2210 course provides complete coverage of both Paper 1 (theory) and Paper 2 (practical). You will learn core topics including data representation, computer architecture, logic gates, and networking. The course also covers problem-solving, algorithms, and programming in Python, focusing on structured programming, file handling, and testing. Practical skills are developed through hands-on coding exercises and exam-style questions. By the end, you will gain a solid understanding of theory and practical programming, fully preparing you for success in the 2210 examination.
Material Includes
- Multiple Interactive Exercises
- Practice Material
- Bonus Material
- Video Lectures
Requirements
- It is recommended that you note down all lectures in your notebook for better reference. You may practice programming exercises using tools such as Python IDLE or VB.NET. Consistently writing and practicing will strengthen your understanding, improve problem-solving skills, and help you prepare effectively for your examinations.
Audience
- O-Level 1
- O-Level 2
- Repeating students
Course Content
Instructions
Paper 2 – Problem Solving Approach -Practical
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Past Paper-2 May/June 2025
Paper 1 – Theory
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Past Paper-1 May/June 2025
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