Table of Contents What is the American Computer Science League?How should my child choose which division to be a part of?What does an ACSL contest […] Read More
2021 has been a historically difficult year for meeting other young programmers outside of school, especially since many in-person events have been cancelled or moved […] Read More
KTBYTE offers two learning pathways for robotics students: the Robotics Club and Smart Things Program. Both club types are completely run by students who have […] 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 KTBYTE’s most recent sets of weekly competition problems, we chose the theme of Nature through Code to test contestants’ modeling and computer science skills. […] Read More
For any STEM-related class, studying involves more than just memorizing facts to put on paper. Instead, students need to gain a full comprehension of how […] Read More
Rachel has been a KTBYTE student since 2017, when she first joined us for a CS00a course. Since then she has completed many of our […] Read More