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GCSE Computer Science
Posters
Five A3 posters, almost entirely drawn: binary, denary and hexadecimal with the conversion and an addition worked in full; six logic gates with symbols, truth tables and Boolean expressions, plus a two-gate circuit; von Neumann architecture and the fetch–decode–execute cycle; sorting and searching traced step by step; and network topologies, protocols and hardware.
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**What it is.** 5 A3 posters, print-ready, every exam board.
**What it is for.** The computer room. This is the subject where a paragraph is the worst possible way to explain anything, so nearly every idea here is a diagram rather than a description.
**How it supports learning.** The place values are drawn as a real byte with the arithmetic underneath, and binary addition is worked with its carries so an overflow error has a visible cause rather than a definition. Every gate carries its symbol, its truth table, its Boolean expression and one place a student meets it — and because a question never gives a single gate, a two-gate circuit is worked through a six-column table. Bubble sort and binary search are both traced move by move, so the reason binary search wins on a long list can be counted rather than asserted.
**How to get it.** Free. Leave a name and an email and the set is yours — the full resolution file, clean, print-ready at A3, with nothing across it.
- Written to Standard subject content, drawn for the wall rather than described
- Intended for For computer rooms, corridors and revision spaces
- Extent 5 pages · 4 sections
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