If you're a coder or a computer science enthusiast eager to showcase your skills, participating in computer science competitions is an excellent avenue to do so. Here, we have compiled information on ten top-notch coding and computer science competitions specifically designed for high school students. Take a look at the descriptions below and discover the ones that pique your interest. Additionally, read on to learn how participating in these competitions can make your college applications stand out.
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1. What is USACO?
USACO is short for USA Computing Olympiad. It is a Computer Science tournament for high school students, conducted by usaco.org. USACO is a prestigious computer programming competition for secondary school students in the United States. It is designed to test students' problem-solving skills and their understanding of algorithms and data structures.
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As the academic and professional world continues to evolve, standing out among a pool of prospective college applicants has never been more crucial. Achievements that demonstrate unique skills, such as problem-solving, analytical thinking, and coding proficiency, are highly sought after by elite universities. One such avenue to showcase these abilities is through the United States of America Computing Olympiad (USACO), specifically reaching the Platinum Level.
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Are you passionate about coding and looking to enhance your skills? Do you dream of standing out from the competition and making a mark in the programming community? Discover our ultimate cost-effective online training program with the highest promotion rate that will help you master the USACO and excel in the competitive programming world. Our USACO Online Class is here to turn your dreams into reality! With our top-notch curriculum, expert instructors, and comprehensive resources, you'll be on the fast track to competitive programming success.
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The United States of America Computing Olympiad (USACO) has been a prominent force in the field of competitive programming for decades, providing a platform for young talent to hone their skills in computer science and algorithmic problem-solving. As the field of artificial intelligence (AI) continues to evolve and expand, USACO's role in shaping the future of AI becomes increasingly significant. This article will explore how USACO is driving the advancement of AI by fostering a new generation of innovative thinkers and problem solvers.
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The Future of Learning: STEM to STREAM
“STREAM : Science and Technology, interpreted through Engineering and the Arts, conveyed through reading and writing, all based in elements of Mathematics.” By Georgette Yakman
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Why We Teach Shakespeare?
Shakespeare is defined as the 'father of English Literature'. Shakespeare was one of the world's greatest poets and prose writers delving into rich, complex language and complicated characters and themes that are still as much of today's world. It is a privilege of telling others you’ve read a Shakespeare play. In certain arenas, being able to carry on even a brief conversation.
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Scholastic Art & Writing Awards
The Scholastic Writing Awards are the nation’s longest-running and most prestigious recognition program for creative teens. Through the Awards, teens in grades 7–12 (ages 13 and up) from public, private, or home schools can apply in 28 categories of art and writing for their chance to earn scholarships and have their works exhibited and published.
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Why we encourage our student to participate writing contests?
Writers of all ages need an inspiration and encouragement. Writing contest is a great way to improve your writing skill and gain audience. It’s so satisfying when a child receives a reward for his writing—whether it’s a cash prize, a special gift, or simply a chance to get published.
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COVID-19 Pandemic Affect College Application!
The COVID-19 pandemic has intensified college application anxiety. Many colleges are well prepared for the changes and challenges. All colleges have started virtual tours college visit process with real time Q&A sessions, and also conduct interview virtually. Students and their families should also accept the realities and knowledge the disruptions. Pandemic gave the students an opportunity to devote full attention, time and energy to start college application process as early as possible.
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Writing contests are an inspiring and rewarding way to encourage our youth writer. Writing contests are a great way for high school students to showcase their creative skills. Some schools might not have many extracurricular activities for aspiring writers. A writing competition is a great way to do so.
Writing Contest increase changes of admittance, Essay competitions and contests abound across many fields – STEM, Business, Humanities and the “Arts”. The primary reason to compete is the opportunity to explore more about your passions and add to your extra curriculum or activities on your resume. Many top writing contests for high school students will offer cash prizes or even a scholarship to a summer writing program.
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USA Computing Competition grows tremendous popularity in the past few years. More and more students log online and do the puzzle problems during December to March USACO contest season. The first challenge most first time USACO students encounter during the very first competition, sometimes ends very ugly. They spend minutes or even hours valuable time to fight “File missing” errors in the real USACO contest. It is very frustrating experience when hard-working student solved the sample test case at local environment, suddenly saw this error after submission, and USACO contest timer still keeps ticking.
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USACO (USA Computing Olympiad) 2021 season starts in the 3rd weekend of December. Only 4 contests available: December, January, February and March (US Open). Applicants can register USACO account at www.USACO.org website before contest date. USACO contest ladder starts at Bronze level and up to Silver, Gold, Platinum, Training Camp and IOI team.
USACO Contest starts on Friday morning and ends on Monday night. Applicants can choose any 4 hours (5 hours in March contest) to complete the competition. Once contest starts, timer starts ticking, applicants cannot stop or pause until the end of the contest. Each contest have three problems. Applicant can start from any problem, submit solutions multiple times, only the last submission count.
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Is online learning the future of education? We believe so, and StemIvy is our proof.
COVID-19 has resulted in schools shut all across the
world.
Globally, over 1.2 billion children are out of the
classroom. As a result, education has changed
dramatically, with the distinctive rise of e-learning,
whereby teaching is undertaken remotely and on digital
platforms such as StemIvy. Research suggests that online
learning has been shown to increase retention of
information, and take less time, meaning the changes
coronavirus have caused might be here to stay. Even
before COVID-19, there was already high growth and
adoption in education technology. StemIvy is a proven
leader in this field, with out experienced Teachers and
unique roadmap perfect for long-term student engagement
and success.
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Because its convenient, cost-effective, and valuable for students.
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People love taking the easy road. We want instant
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all of the content they want under one roof and reduces
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