KICK-BOXING – CHAMPIONNATS DU MONDE JUNIORS

Fabrice Bauluck (-54 kg) n'a pas raté son rendez-vous avec l'exploit hier à Zadar, Croatie. Il a battu aux points, lors de son entrée en compétition, le Russe Ivan Kondrovkyev, tombeur du champion du monde en titre, le Kirghiz Gulzhigit Fhermatov, jeudi en quart de finale. Il  s'est mesuré au Kazakh Asset Taiganov en finale, cet après-midi.

Fabrice Bauluck a ainsi remporté son deuxième titre de champion du monde junior en deux ans.

Judex Jeannot, responsable de l'élite au sein de la Fédération mauricienne de kick-boxing, était vraiment très heureux de cette victoire. " Fabrice a très bien boxé. Il a sorti une superbe boxe, je suis très content.

Computer Studies consists of one written examination paper and a coursework project.

• Paper 1 (worth 75% of the total marks) is 2.5 hours in length and consists of short-answer and structured questions with no choice.
• Paper 2 (worth 25% of the total marks) is a coursework project of a substantial nature carried out over an extended period. The project gives students the opportunity to find a computer-based solution to a significant problem and carry it through to a successful conclusion. It is assessed by the Centre and is moderated by CIE.

Candidates are assessed on knowledge and understanding, problem solving and realisation, and communication.

Source: University of Cambridge Local Examinations Syndicate

The aims of a course based on this syllabus should be to develop an understanding of the main principles of solving problems using computers, the range of applications of computers and the effects of their use, the organisation of computer systems including software, data, hardware, communications and people, and to acquire the skills necessary to apply this understanding to developing computer-based solutions to problems.

The syllabus is comprised of 4 components:

• Paper 1 (written) and Paper 2 (practical tasks)
• Paper 3 (written) and Paper 4 (coursework project).

Centres and candidates may choose:

• To take all Advanced Level components in the same examination session leading to the full A Level.
• To follow a staged assessment route to the Advanced Level by taking the Advanced Subsidiary (AS) qualification in an earlier examination session. Subject to satisfactory performance such candidates are then only required to take the final part of the assessment (referred to in this syllabus as A2) leading to the full A Level.
• To take the Advanced Subsidiary (AS) qualification only.
  
  Source: University of Cambridge Local Examinations Syndicate

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