Database Fundamentals
How relational databases work — tables, keys, relationships, integrity, design, and queries — using Riverside Public Library in York.
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How relational databases work — tables, keys, relationships, integrity, design, and queries — using Riverside Public Library in York.
Build Riverside Public Library in Microsoft Access — tables, relationships, queries, forms, reports, and maintenance.
Microsoft Word — Complete Mastery: follow James at Northgate Academy through 57 roadmap sections from Ribbon basics to fields, mail merge, VBA, and Copilot — building one handbook step by step.
Enter data, write formulas, format worksheets, analyse with sort and filter, chart results, and build the Northgate Academy budget workbook.
Design slides, apply themes, add media and motion, and deliver the Northgate Academy open day presentation.
Variables, expressions, equations, indices, solving linear equations and inequalities.
Set notation, Venn diagrams, functions, domain and range.
Right-angled triangles, Pythagoras' theorem, sine, cosine and tangent.
Differentiation and integration, built from first principles.
Rounding, significant figures, accuracy vs precision, and error types.
Averages, spread, frequency tables, charts, and comparing data sets.
Simple probability, combined events, tree diagrams, and expected frequency.
Matrix operations, multiplication, and determinants.
Surface area and volume of 3D solids.
A simple recap of Sections A–G with worked examples, then a practice paper with full answers.
What a computer is, how computers are classified, their history and generations, and basic architecture.
Binary, octal, decimal and hexadecimal, with every conversion shown step by step.
Logic gates, truth tables, Boolean expressions, simplification laws and turning real problems into circuits.
Motherboard, processor, memory, storage, peripherals and ports, and how to justify a computer specification.
What an operating system does, the main types, comparing Windows, Linux and macOS, booting and the command line.
How the internet and the web work, and the services built on them — email, social media, cloud and online business.
Purpose, audience, site maps, wireframes, colours, fonts and images — then set up your folders and editor.
Build a multi-page website with HTML — text, images, links, tables, forms and a consistent layout.
Style your website with CSS — colours, fonts, the box model, navigation, tables, forms, Flexbox, Grid and responsive design.
Pixels, resolution, colour modes, raster and vector, file formats and compression.
Hierarchy, alignment, contrast, repetition, balance, colour and type — the rules behind posters people actually read.
Layers, selections, masks, adjustments, type and effects — build and export a print poster step by step.
Programming languages, translators, the programming process, types of errors and structured programming.
Plan programs before you code — flowchart symbols, decisions, loops, pseudocode and trace tables.
Variables, data types, operators, input and output, if statements, loops and functions — run every example in your browser.