ICT

Welcome to the ICT Department.

A Level Computing

The Computing course we run at RHS has a very different approach to similar A Level Computing courses run in other schools and colleges.
Students will spend much of their time learning how to program by writing computer games in Java (a programming language) for a range of computer systems, from PCs to mobile phones. We also look at a number of other languages from time to time but all of the programming theory we cover is done by designing and writing applications for games, testing them and improving them. In addition, we are also very keen on practical
work when it comes to building up students' knowledge of hardware and wherever possible, students will do exercises in class which involves them gaining hands-on experience of equipment.

A Level Computing is highly regarded by Universities. In the past, it has helped students get on to a wide range of degree courses at University, and not just Computing degrees! It has also been used by pupils to go on to Arts Foundation courses at college as well as
work-based apprenticeships.

You do not need to have done any GCSE ICT qualification (or similar) in Key Stage 4 but you should have a strong aptitude for Maths. The A Level in Computing is an immensely rewarding A Level that will prepare you with a very useful set of skills for the future. If you are prepared to work hard and show dedication to the subject then we would be delighted to receive your application.

For further information, please feel free to contact Mr Cooper at Rugby High School.





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