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3D Animation : Moon Phases

Posted on by Administrator Posted in Computer Science, Glowscript, Python - Intermediate, Python Challenges

In this blog post we will use Glowscript to create a 3D animation representing how we perceive the moon from Earth throughout its cycle. Our aim is to represent a 3D sphere and to progressively change the direction of the…

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UML Diagrams

Posted on by Administrator Posted in A Level Concepts, Computer Science, Computing Concepts, OOP Concepts

By completing the following activities you will learn about the different types of UML diagrams used to design OOP projects (Object Oriented Programming). You will learn how to draw: Use Case Diagrams, Class Diagrams, Object Diagrams, Communication Diagrams, Sequence Diagrams,…

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Learn SQL

Posted on by Administrator Posted in A Level Concepts, Computer Science, Computing Concepts, Database Concepts, SQL

SQL is a language used to query a database. In other words SQL is used to filter, sort and manipulate data stored in relational databases. By completing the following activities you will learn more about the syntax of SQL and…

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Star Wars Quotes

Posted on by Administrator Posted in Computer Science, HTML, CSS & JavaScript

Learning Objectives In this challenge we are learning how to format text on a web page using a range of CSS properties. Remember the key syntax for CSS is as follows: In this challenge we will use various CSS properties…

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Coding Puzzles

Posted on by Administrator Posted in Coding Quiz, Computer Science, Computing Concepts, GCSE Concepts, GCSE Quiz, Python - Beginner, Python Challenges, Quizzes

Complete the following coding puzzles by drag and dropping the lines of codes in the correct order to recreate basic computer programs. Click on the picture below to access the coding puzzles:

Understanding Abstraction

Posted on by Administrator Posted in Computer Science, Computing Concepts

In computer science, abstraction is a technique for managing complexity of computer systems. It works by establishing a level of complexity on which a person interacts with the system, suppressing the more complex details below the current level. In order…

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The Collatz Conjecture

Posted on by Administrator Posted in Computer Science, Python - Advanced, Python Challenges, Solved Challenges

The Collatz conjecture is a famous mathematical mystery that has yet to be solved. It is named after Lothar Collatz a German mathematician, who first proposed it in 1937. It is based on the following number sequence: Start with any…

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Merry Christmas

Posted on by Administrator Posted in Computer Science, Python - Beginner, Python Challenges, Solved Challenges

For this challenge we are going to create Christmas Cards using Python turtle. We will use the random library to create unique cards. Starry Night Our first card consists of creating a starry night scene. This card is using: A…

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Sequencing, Selection & Iteration

Posted on by Administrator Posted in Computer Science, Computing Concepts, Computing Terminology Quiz, GCSE Concepts, GCSE Quiz, Quizzes

When you write lines of code, there are three ways you can control the order these lines will be executed by the computer: Sequencing: This means that the computer will run your code in order, one line at a time…

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Vector Based Graphics

Posted on by Administrator Posted in Computer Science, Computing Concepts

Computers can use two types of graphics: Bitmaps: A bitmap (or raster graphic) is a digital image composed of a matrix of dots. When viewed at 100%, each dot corresponds to an individual pixel on a display. In a standard…

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