The Canadian Computing Competition (CCC) is a national-tier programming contest based on the same format as the International Olympiad in Informatics (IOI). This style is […] Read More
Category: Computer Science Education
Participating in competitions has always been a great way for students to show their skills in any field. Unlike standardized tests, most competitions involve skills […] Read More
They say that practice makes perfect. Few skills fit the bill of this saying more than programming; a skill that takes repetition, studying, and patience. […] Read More
What is in the Essential USACO Guide? Within the Essential USACO Guide you will learn more about What is the USACO, contest mechanics, choosing a […] Read More
When KTBYTE started teaching computer science in 2013-2014, few friends & parents had heard of coding classes for kids. Now, and especially after COVID-19, the […] Read More
Contrary to popular opinion, Java is a fantastic coding language for kids to learn programming. In fact, most of KTBYTE’s core classes are in Java, […] Read More
In our current digital age kids face more choices than ever as they get started learning to code. This can make the decision especially hard […] Read More
To our students participating in the USACO competition, which started today and runs through Monday, you should pay careful attention to some last-minute new rules […] Read More
Andrew Chen has contributed to the KTBYTE community for years as a student, teaching assistant, instructor, and curriculum developer. Most recently he was invaluable in […] Read More
KTBYTE longtime student, Pratik, joined us for a chat about his research, computer science, and college application experience on July 25th Saturday at 7:30pm EDT. […] Read More