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August 3, 2011August 5, 2012 retrosnob

First-day handout

Here is the first-day handout for the the IB Computer Science course, 2013 exam. It is addressed to parents and students. Please read it carefully and let me know if you have any questions!

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Terms of use and sample material.

Topic 1: System Fundamentals

Topic 2: Computer Organization

Topic 3: Networks

Topic 4: Computational Thinking

Topic 5: Abstract Data Structures

Topic 6: Resource Management

Topic 7: Control

Option A: Databases (soon)

Option D: OOP in Java

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