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Computer Science • Series

Python Competitive Programming Intro

Oliver M

Series Details

Sessions

Public Discussion

This series ended on July 3, 2024. All 1:1 and group chats related to this series are disabled 7 days after the last session.

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About

In this mini-series, we will cover the full process behind solving competitive programming problems from understanding the problem, then visualizing, then problem-solving and lastly programming. During these sessions, we will work together to solve previous USACO Bronze Problems step-by-step!

✋ ATTENDANCE POLICY

If you must, please let me know before missing a session. I will only remove students if the series is close to capacity.

Dates

June 19 - July 3

Learners

15 / 15

Total Sessions

5

About the Tutor

I'm currently a sophomore in high school from Missouri. I love anything remotely related to math including subjects like physics and programming. I'm passionate about math because of its real-world applications everywhere from trajectory to password strength. I want to share my curiosity about numbers with others because I think everyone should love and understand math. Outside of schoolhouse, I enjoy playing tennis, programming, and eating loads of sushi!

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Upcoming Sessions

0

Past Sessions

5
19
Jun

Session 1

Python

First, we will very briefly cover what competitive programming is, what are the most common competitions and why we are using Python. Then we will immediately jump into our first competitive programming problem.
21
Jun

Session 2

Python

We will continue to problem-solve various practice competitive programming problems together as they increase in difficulty.
26
Jun

Session 3

Python

We will continue to problem-solve various practice competitive programming problems together as they increase in difficulty.
28
Jun

Session 4

Python

We will continue to problem-solve various practice competitive programming problems together as they increase in difficulty.
3
Jul

Session 5

Python

We will continue to problem-solve various practice competitive programming problems together as they increase in difficulty.

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