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Revision Units Exam date 16th May 2017 Summer 1

Units to revise Binary Numbers Why binary? ASCII character set Addition Right / Left shift Conversions Hexadecimal numbers Binary logic Truth tables Logic circuits

Units to revise Memory Secondary Storage devices Software RAM/ROM Magnetic Solid State Optical devices Software Application software System software

Units to revise Data representation File types Sound sampling Compression Programming Syntax / logic errors Test plan Inputs / Outputs If /Else Writing algorithms to a given scenario

Units to revise Search Algorithms Sort Algorithms Linear Binary Bubble sort Insertion sort Merge sort

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