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The Apple–FBI Encryption Dispute

This post is part of series of blog posts investigating different impacts of UK legislation relevant to Computer Science with a particular focus on: Data Protection Legislation Intellectual Property Protection (incl. Copyright and Trade Marks legislation) Computer Misuse Act (1990)

Unveiling the World of Ethical Hacking

This post is part of series of blog posts investigating different impacts of UK legislation relevant to Computer Science with a particular focus on: Data Protection Legislation Intellectual Property Protection (incl. Copyright and Trade Marks legislation) Computer Misuse Act (1990)

Mickey Mouse Enters the Public Domain

This post is part of series of blog posts investigating different impacts of UK legislation relevant to Computer Science with a particular focus on: Data Protection Legislation Intellectual Property Protection (incl. Copyright and Trade Marks legislation) Computer Misuse Act (1990)

The Hyperlink Patent Case and the Copyright, Designs and Patents Act

This post is part of series of blog posts investigating different impacts of UK legislation relevant to Computer Science with a particular focus on: Data Protection Legislation Intellectual Property Protection (incl. Copyright and Trade Marks legislation) Computer Misuse Act (1990)

The Cadbury Ruling: Can Colours be Trademarks in the UK?

This post is part of series of blog posts investigating different impacts of UK legislation relevant to Computer Science with a particular focus on: Data Protection Legislation Intellectual Property Protection (incl. Copyright and Trade Marks legislation) Computer Misuse Act (1990)

The Salami Hack & the Computer Misuse Act Legislation

This post is part of series of blog posts investigating different impacts of UK legislation relevant to Computer Science with a particular focus on: Data Protection Legislation Intellectual Property Protection (incl. Copyright and Trade Marks legislation) Computer Misuse Act (1990)

The Library – Entity Relationship Diagram (ERD)

Your local library would like you to design a new system to store information about all the books available on the shelves, as well as about the members of the library and the borrowings and reservations they make. The requirements

Candy Crush – Level Generation

In this Python challenge we will complete an algorithm to generate the 9×9 grid of candies used in the game Candy Crush. In the game of Candy Crush, 81 candies are displayed using 9 rows of 9 candies. There are

Snakes and Ladders using Python

Snakes and ladders is a board game for two or more players and is played worldwide. It originated in ancient India as “Moksha Patam”, and was brought to the UK in the 1890s. It is a race game where each

Pacman – Pac-dots Randomiser

In this challenge, we are looking at using a 2D Array to create the maze used in a Pacman Game. Our 2D array will contains different numerical values to represents the corridors, walls and the pac-dots: So in our 2D-array