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'''Computer Science Competitions''' are compeitions that can test the knowledge of different computer science topics, or more commonly, being able to write programs that solve a given problem.
A '''computer science Competition''' is a [[competition]] relating to [[computer science]]


== International Physics competitions ==
In some computer science competitions, teams or individuals are judged on their ability to solve a real world problem using code. These are known as hackathons.
* [[International Olympiad in Informatics]] [http://www.ioinformatics.org/ website]


== National Physics competitions ==
In other computer science competitions, such as the USACO, individuals write code to solve a test centered around algorithms and maths.
=== United States ===
 
* [[United States Computing Olympiad]] [http://www.usaco.org/ website]
== List of Computer Science Competitions ==
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* [[American Computer Science Leuge]] [http://www.acsl.org/ website]
* [[USACO|United States of America Computing Olympiad (USACO))]]
* [[Beestar Computer Science]], Digital Literacy, Computational Thinking, Weekly Challenges, Grades 5-8
* More competitions can be found [//en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Category:Computer_science_competitions here].

Latest revision as of 21:29, 28 April 2025

A computer science Competition is a competition relating to computer science

In some computer science competitions, teams or individuals are judged on their ability to solve a real world problem using code. These are known as hackathons.

In other computer science competitions, such as the USACO, individuals write code to solve a test centered around algorithms and maths.

List of Computer Science Competitions