The CS Show | Computer Science Live YouTube Streamed Show

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The CS Show is a 2020 O/A levels lecture cum discussion based streamed live show on the YouTube from Karachi, Pakistan. It was launched in April 2020 during the COVID-19 lock down to help O/A levels students with the toughest subject topics. It is hosted by a variety of computer science teachers and mainly run by Zafar Ali Khan, a Pakistani computer science teacher from Karachi, Pakistan.

The CS Show is a series of YouTube program shows covering mainly O/IGCSE/AS/A2 Level syllabuses for P2 and P4 and sometimes P1 and P3. These will be discussion based YouTube shows that will be hosted by experienced CS teachers. These teachers will take on many tough topics one by one every week.

https://zak.social/the-cs-show

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