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AS 91908 3 credits
AS 91908 3 credits
Not a memorisation topic it is doing and explaining things!!!
Learn the language and get some experience
Get experience playing around with puzzles and challenges and get familiar with the hierarchy and how everything relates
Updated: there is more information, links and theory on this page Formal Languages 2021
Computer Vision
Computer Vision
Memorisation Topic
2022 SPECIFICATIONS
2022 SPECIFICATIONS
Candidates will be required to respond in short and / or extended answers (800–1500 words in total) to questions relating to their choice of ONE of the following areas of computer science:
formal languages (we will focus on this topic for 2022)
computer graphics
computer vision
In 2022 we will focus on Formal Languages.
Resources (case studies and / or other information) will be provided, and the questions will refer to these.
Questions will prompt the candidate to show insight into their chosen area of computer science by:
exploring less-obvious implications
making and justifying predictions
suggesting potential improvements.
Candidates may use words, numerical workings, and diagrams in their responses to show their reasoning.
For formal languages, questions may cover:
regular expressions
simple finite-state automata (FSAs)
context-free grammars (CFGs)
Information on topics we will not cover
For computer graphics, questions may cover:
matrices and transformations,
line and circle drawing,
line and circle algorithms,
graphics algorithms,
image rendering,
lighting
For computer vision, questions may cover:
noise,
thresholding,
edge detection,
image processing for computer vision,
applications
Previous Exams
Previous Exams
2019
2019
Achieve exemplar (Big Data)
Merit exemplar (Network)
Excellence exemplar (Formal languages)
2018
2018
Excellence exemplar (computer vision exemplar only)
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