Australia Year 11 Computer Science

Year 11 (ages 16–17) steps up to the ideas that define the discipline: organising code with objects, choosing paradigms and writing robust code, and building the abstract data structures — stacks, queues, linked lists, trees, hash tables and graphs — that everything else stands on, alongside how numbers really live in binary and how the CPU is wired at the level of registers, buses and Boolean algebra. Builds on Year 10.

Computational Thinking

Programming

Data Representation

Computer Systems

Begin → Thinking ahead and caching