In the world of cognitive science, one thing is certain: we know very little about how our brains work. But through conducting studies and observing […] Read More
Last Friday, KTBYTE conducted a live seminar on Wechat answering some frequently asked questions by our parents. As many of our students are between the […] Read More
Hi all! As promised here is some background on DAWS and how computers make sound. This blog post is a supplement for those of you […] Read More
I remember going from Chopin’s dainty melodies in my living room to Drake’s aggressive baseline in the car, pondering about the difference between the two. […] Read More
The USA Computing Olympiad (USACO) 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
KTBYTE students often use a Linux “Virtual Machine” to attend class and share a screen with instructors. However, students typically have a limited space “quota“. […] Read More
KTBYTE students often use a Linux “Virtual Machine” to attend class and share a screen with instructors. However, what should they do if they can’t […] Read More
This guide is for students who lost their code. If you are a parent of a student coding using Processing, make sure your child knows […] Read More
Congratulations to KTBYTE Robotics Club students whose many months of hard work were rewarded at the AAS Northern New England Regional Invention Convention on March […] Read More
We are proud to share with you the accomplishments of our student, Jason Zhao, one of KTBYTE’s advanced teaching assistants. Jason moved from China to […] Read More