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SEO Title

BTEC Level 3 Computing AAQ Unit 4 | Practical Programming | 30 PowerPoint Slides

Description

A comprehensive 30-slide PowerPoint for Pearson BTEC Level 3 National Computing AAQ – Unit 4: Practical Programming.

Designed for post-16 teaching and preparation for the internally assessed Pearson-set assignment. Covers Learning Aims A and B, including specification content A1–A5 and B1.

Learning Aim A – Principles of Software Development

  • Input validation: presence, range, length, pattern and lookup
  • Reading and writing CSV files
  • File handling and exception management
  • One-dimensional and two-dimensional arrays
  • Append, insert, update and delete operations
  • Linear and binary search algorithms
  • Bubble sort and recursive quicksort
  • Comparing algorithm efficiency
  • Functions, procedures and code organisation
  • User stories and unit testing
  • Python unittest and flake8 linting

Learning Aim B – Managing Software Development

  • Interpreting project requirements
  • Breaking projects into features
  • Given–when–then user stories
  • Implementing and testing features
  • Tracking functional milestones
  • Maintaining Git repositories
  • Recording issues and improvements
  • Writing development documentation

What’s included:

  • 30 PowerPoint slides
  • Coverage of Learning Aims A and B
  • Worked Python programming examples
  • Searching and sorting comparison charts
  • Model user stories and unit tests
  • Example milestone documentation
  • Assignment planning guidance
  • Assessment criteria overview
  • Confidence tracker and review activities

Ideal for BTEC Level 3 Computing AAQ, sixth-form and college teaching, programming lessons and independent study.

Examples support learning; students must produce their own programmed solutions and assessment evidence.

SEO Keywords

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Copyright

© 2026 Coffee Owed. All rights reserved.

Independent resource supporting Pearson BTEC Level 3 National Computing AAQ Unit 4. Not produced, approved or endorsed by Pearson.

Qualification names identify curriculum relevance only. Original explanations, code examples and slide designs remain the creator’s intellectual property. Third-party materials retain their respective rights.

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