IB Diploma Computer Science Exam Accelerator

Aligned with IB Diploma Computer Science for first assessment in 2027.

This is a focused six-week revision accelerator, not a replacement for the full recommended teaching hours of the IB Diploma Computer Science course.

Prices shown reflect currently active, published pricing and may change before enrolment opens.

Course structure

Computer fundamentals, networks, databases and machine learning.

Computational thinking, programming, object-oriented programming and, at HL, abstract data types.

Internal assessment: The computational solution, developed and documented by the student.

Level	Paper 1	Paper 2	Internal assessment
SL	35%	35%	30%
HL	40%	40%	20%

We do not claim access to confidential IB materials or guarantee grades.

Six-week programme outline
Week	Focus	Student outcome
1	Baseline, level and assessment map	Confirm SL/HL requirements, identify gaps and understand the Paper 1, Paper 2 and IA balance.
2	Theme A: computer fundamentals and networks	Build accurate explanations and apply concepts to new contexts.
3	Theme A: databases and machine learning	Connect data, database and machine-learning concepts, including ethical considerations.
4	Theme B: computational thinking and programming	Specify problems, construct solutions, trace code and debug systematically.
5	Theme B: OOP and HL extension	Apply object-oriented principles; for HL, address abstract data types and deeper syllabus demands.
6	Case-study thinking and timed response	Apply knowledge to original scenarios, improve extended responses and finalize revision priorities.