Computer Science is a diverse subject with lots of applications. Computer scientists design new software, solve computing problems, and develop diverse ways to use technology. At the heart of the subject, all computer scientists rely on computational thinking. Computational thinking involves looking at a problem and working out a way a computer might be able to help solve it. To do this, one needs to understand how computers can be manipulated to solve these problems.
Here is a walk-through of what to expect in GCSE Computer Science
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