My New (And Final) Logo

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I know I already made and revealed my logo last week but to be completely honest, I thought it was a bit too complex so I decided to make something simpler. My new logo has no references whatsoever to programming or computer science.

As you can see below; it starts of by simply stating "The Muslim CompSci" and below that are the initials of that (TMC) which you can work out if you look closely enough. At the bottom is my name in Arabic and that's it. Plain and simple.

I think I'll still hang on to my old one since I did take quite a bit of time to make it. In regards to my posting schedule, I've been posting very irregularly lately because I've been really busy quite frankly. I can't guarantee any posts or resources for a while but rest assured I still plan on making resources as soon as I get some time.

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My Logo...

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As promised, today I reveal my brand new logo. Feel free to comment your thoughts on any aspect of it and I guess that's it really. Not much more to say so here it is and i'll see you next week InShaAllah!

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The Big List Of OCR A Level Computer Science Resources Created By The Muslim CompSci Version 5.0

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This is a sticky post with all my resources. Because I'm nice like that 😎

The Ultimate OCR A Level Computer Science Dictionary

• Version 1.0
• Version 2.0
• Version 3.0
• Version 4.0
• Version 5.0

The Ultimate OCR A Level Computer Science Glossary

• Version 1.0

(Almost) All The Algorithms You Need To Know For OCR A Level Computer Science

• Version 1.0
• Version 2.0
• Version 3.0

(Almost) Everything You Need To Know For OCR A Level Computer Science

• Version 0.0
• Version 1.0

The Most Detailed Yet Concise Summary Of OCR A Level Computer Science

• Version 0.0
• 1.1.1 Structure and function of the processor
• 1.1.2 Types of processor
• 1.1.3 Input, output and storage
• 1.2.1 Systems Software
• 1.2.2 Applications Generation
• 1.2.3 Software Development
• 1.2.4 Types of Programming Language
• 1.3.1 Compression, Encryption & Hashing
• 1.3.2 Databases
• 1.3.3 Networks
• 1.3.4 Web Technologies
• 1.4.1 Data Types
• 1.4.2 Data Structures
• 1.4.3 Boolean Algebra
• 1.5.1 Computing Related Legislation
• 1.5.2 Moral & Ethical Issues
• 2.1 Elements of Computational Thinking
• 2.2.1 Programming Techniques
• 2.2.2 Computational Methods
• 2.3 Algorithms
• Component 3 Programming Project

An OCR A Level Computer Science Guide That Might Just Save Your Life

• Pseudocode
• Object Oriented
• Hypertext Markup Language
• Cascading Style Sheets
• JavaScript
• Little Man Computer Instruction Set
• Structured Query Language
• Boolean Algebra
• Entity Relationship Diagrams

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(Almost) All The Algorithms You Need To Know For OCR A Level Computer Science Version 3.0

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WOW, it has been a long time hasn't it? First off, allow me to apologise for my unannounced absence for nearly 2 weeks. I guess I was taking a break from blogging (and pretty much everything else since I didn't develop any resources in that time) but anyways, the important thing is i'm back. 

Secondly, let me apologise again for version 2.0 and 1.0 of this resource. Being a student, it's easy to make mistakes when you aren't exactly erm... a teacher? If you don't know what i'm rambling on about then let me explain. The first 2 iterations of this resource had a few errors in the algorithms, both logical and syntactical.

I didn't really notice them until I looked back on this resource for my own revision (yes, I use the resources I make since the one's made by the "experts" are no good at all). Anyway, I worked really hard on version 3.0 AND made sure there are no errors whatsoever in all the required algorithms you need to know.

With that said, I guess that really shows how poor the resources are for this specification. I mean literally, I had to scour countless websites to find reliable algorithms. From the Algorithmist to Rosetta Code to even Wikipedia! I honestly can't believe how some of these textbooks get endorsed by OCR since they don't even cover the whole spec! 

Anyway, before I let my emotions get the better of me and start a rant, here's version 3.0 of (Almost) All The Algorithms You Need To Know For OCR A Level Computer Science:

• Version 3.0

By the way, I had already shared this resource in my previous post 2 weeks ago in the 5th iteration of the big list in case you didn't notice. I should also mention I have been recently working on a logo which I intent to "brand" all my resources with (don't worry, they'll still be free).

Don't have much more to say except that I honestly can't wait to write my textbook InShaAllah because frankly, the textbooks out there for this specification are rip-offs.

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All 9 OCR A Level Computer Science Guides That Might Just Save Your Life

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As with every revision series I complete, it's basically a formality to write a post with links to all of them together so they're easy to find. I also intend on creating another "Big List" since there's quite a few new resources that need to be added. Anyway, without further ado, here's all the resources for this revision series (in specification order of course): 

1. Pseudocode
2. Object Oriented
3. Hypertext Markup Language
4. Cascading Style Sheets
5. JavaScript
6. Little Man Computer Instruction Set
7. Structured Query Language
8. Boolean Algebra
9. Entity Relationship Diagrams

Almost forgot to mention; remember to download these before viewing since they aren't rendered correctly on Google Drive.

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