Students and Parents! Curious about what Harvard’s CompSci program looks like? Want to learn about if working at Facebook is as cool as it […] Read More
Category: Computer Science Education
KTBYTE students love video games. Parents – maybe you feel like your kids are playing too many games. Students – maybe you want your parents […] Read More
Guest Speaker: Daniel Suo Ph.D Candidate at Princeton University, Harvard CS Alumni, Lexington High School Date: Sat, Jan 19, 2019 8:00 PM – 9:00 PM […] Read More
Danny is a graduate student at University of Southern California. Danny has worked in the industry for the last 7 years as a Software Engineer […] Read More
“Dijkstra’s Algorithm”. Dijkstra is pronounced “Dike-straw” and Algorithm is pronounced “Al-go-rhythm“ When you start understanding what computer science is, it seems both concrete and theoretical. […] Read More
For week 10 of this Fall semester, KTBYTE FUN1a – FUN3b students have participated in the Bebras 2018 Computing Challenge! The Bebras Computing Challenge is a […] Read More
See a list of video guides at the bottom of this FAQ! Table of Contents: 1. What is USACO? 2. Which students can try […] Read More
This is a transcript from a recent web seminar provided by KTBYTE staff and student. Â It contains the following parts. Feel free to jump to […] Read More
Congratulations to the KTBYTE Robotics Club students whose months of hard work not only qualified them for Nationals, but also led them to win several […] Read More
The USA Computing Olympiad (USACO)Â is the national-level computer science competition. Students begin in the entry-level Bronze division and can progress to the increasingly selective Silver, […] Read More