IB Computer Science 2027 – A1.1 Computer Fundamentals Complete Bundle

IB DP Computer Science A1.1 Complete Bundle for the new 2027 syllabus. Includes all 9 A1.1 Computer Hardware and Operation lessons, with lesson presentations, student worksheets, activities and answers.

IB Computer Science 2027 – A1.1 Computer Fundamentals Complete Bundle

A complete classroom-ready resource bundle for IB Diploma Programme Computer Science, aligned with the new IB Computer Science syllabus for first assessment in May 2027.

This bundle covers the complete A1.1 Computer Hardware and Operation section and provides a structured sequence of lessons that can be used throughout your IB Computer Science course.

What is included

9 complete lessons covering A1.1:

1. A1.1.1 CPU
2. A1.1.2 GPU
3. A1.1.3 CPU and the GPU – HL only
4. A1.1.4 Primary Memory
5. A1.1.5 Fetch, Decode, Execute Cycle
6. A1.1.6 Pipelining in Multi-Core Architectures – HL only
7. A1.1.7 Secondary Memory
8. A1.1.8 Compression
9. A1.1.9 Cloud Computing

Each lesson includes:

• Lesson presentation
• Student worksheet
• Classroom activities
• Student tasks
• Questions to check understanding
• Answer materials

Syllabus coverage

A1 Computer Fundamentals

A1.1 Computer Hardware and Operation

The bundle covers the complete A1.1 section of the new 2027 IB Computer Science syllabus, including computer hardware, processing, memory, storage, compression and cloud computing.

Both SL and HL content is included, with the relevant HL-only topics clearly identified.

Suitable for

• IB Diploma Programme Computer Science
• SL and HL
• New 2027 syllabus
• First assessment May 2027
• Secondary students aged 16–18

This bundle can be used as a complete teaching sequence for A1.1 or as a source of individual lessons and activities within an existing IB Computer Science scheme of work.

Why buy the bundle?

Purchasing the complete A1.1 bundle provides all nine lessons at a lower price than purchasing the resources individually.

The resources are designed with a consistent structure and presentation style, making it easy to deliver a coherent sequence of lessons across the A1.1 Computer Fundamentals content.

Please note: This is an original teaching resource and is not affiliated with or endorsed by the International Baccalaureate Organisation.