Mathematics Olympiad
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Olympiad conditions
Computer Science and Programming Olympiad - intellectual competitions for solving various problems on computers, for solving which it is necessary to come up with and apply any program and/or algorithm in one of the programming languages.
University programming olympiads have been held since the early 80s for students with the development and testing of programs on jury tests. The winner of one of the first programming olympiads was Boris Nuraliev, founder of 1C.
Olympiads are held in order to identify the most talented and capable people in the field of programming, as well as to arouse interest in programming. Winners and prize-winners of Olympiads receive diplomas and the right to enter leading universities for computer specialties without exams.
Participation in the Olympiads in computer science and programming is considered successful if the participants were able to solve the assigned tasks on the computer by compiling a program and checking it on the computer on tests provided by the jury.
The solution of the problem is considered correct if the computer gives the correct results on (all) jury tests. The algorithm (program) contains errors if on some tests the computer gives failures, failures or incorrect results. The winners of the Olympiads make algorithms and programs with almost no errors.
Many years of practice of holding olympiads and championships in computer science and programming show that the winners are those and only those students and schoolchildren who have learned how to compile algorithms and programs without errors.
At the Russian regional Internet Olympiads in computer science, competitions are held in three rounds: the first two rounds are testing students' knowledge of the Unified State Exam in computer science, and the third round is solving computer science problems with testing the correctness of programs.
To solve Olympiad problems on computers, Pascal and C languages are used at programming Olympiads, and Basik (freebasic interpreter) and Pascal (freepascal compiler) languages are used at computer Olympiads.
Winners and prize-winners of Olympiads in computer science receive diplomas and the right to enter universities without exams for computer specialties, and participants who have successfully passed the USE tests are counted when entering a university.
Physics Olympiad
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National Technology Olympiad
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Chronicle
2024
Russian students win gold medal at international machine learning competition
A team of students from the Institute of Computer Science at MISIS University won the Ariel Data Challenge international machine learning competition on the Kaggle platform. The receipt of a gold medal for solving the problem of the European Space Agency was announced on November 27, 2024.
According to the press service of the Institute of Computer Science of MISIS University, students Georgy Aparin and Artyom Khapilov have developed a method for improving the quality of data obtained from the ARIEL telescope spectrometers, which is planned to be launched in 2029 to study exoplanets.
Acting Head of the Department of Engineering Cybernetics Albert Efimov noted that this achievement emphasizes the importance of artificial intelligence and machine learning in astronomical research, and also demonstrates the relevance of the university's educational program.
Participants developed a method based on parametric and polynomial approximation to restore the star's luminosity curve. The technology allows you to eliminate "jitter noise" - interference from microvibrations of the telescope's stabilization flywheels, the amplitude of which reaches 200 photons per million.
The decision of Russian students is published on the Kaggle platform. For the successful completion of the task, the team received an invitation to speak at the workshop of the NeurIPS-2024 International Conference on Neural Networks in Vancouver.
Since 2021, the Center for Technological Competitions and Olympiads of NITU MISIS has prepared teams that have won about 130 prizes at all-Russian and international IT competitions, with a total prize pool of more than ₽25 million.
The Kaggle platform is the leading online community for Data Science competitions, where large companies offer technical tasks and participants from around the world develop models to solve them.
The ARIEL telescope is designed for the first large-scale analysis of the chemical composition of the atmospheres of more than 1000 extrasolar planets. The method developed by students will help improve the accuracy of the data received.
Russians took a gold medal at the World Championship in sports programming of university teams
On September 20, 2024, the 48th final of the ICPC World Sports Programming Championship of university teams was held at the Expo International Exhibition Center in Astana. Four sets of gold, silver and bronze medals were awarded. At the same time, the Russians took one of the highest awards.
ICPC is the most prestigious team programming Olympiad in the world among students. The main goal of the participants is to solve algorithmic problems using code - in conditions of limited time with a minimum number of errors and incorrect attempts. Up to 59 thousand programmers from 110 countries and 6 continents take part in ICPC annually. Finalists receive invitations from leading IT companies.
According to the Sports Programming Federation of Kazakhstan, about 140 teams reached the ICPC final in 2024. The championship became not only a platform for competitions, but also a platform for educational events. In particular, the ICPC Challenge from Huawei, a unique blind-coding master class conducted by JetBrains and ex-world champions in sports programming, was held.
The team of the Moscow Institute of Physics and Technology (MIPT) received a gold medal, solving eight out of 12 problems. In addition, Beijing University, Tsinghua University and Tokyo Institute of Technology won such awards . It is also said that St. Petersburg University was in 22nd place, the Higher School of Economics (HSE ) - in 29th. ITMO University, a seven-time ICPC champion, was ranked 36th. In addition, as noted, the Moscow Aviation Institute (MAI) showed the 43rd result, Novosibirsk University - the 45th, St. Petersburg State University of Industrial Technologies and Design - the 92nd, Skoltech - the 102nd.[1]
Russian schoolchildren won the international Olympiad in computer science
Russian schoolchildren in September 2024 won gold medals at the 36th International Olympiad in Informatics, held in Egyptian Alexandria. All four members of the team Russia achieved the highest awards, ahead of rivals from 94 countries, such as,, China,, and USA Israel. Republic of Korea Japan Among the participants representing Iran their countries were schoolchildren who successfully passed national selections.
As reported on the website of the Russian government, the winners of the Olympiad were Gimran Abdulin (boarding school No. 2, Kazan), Daria Grekova (school No. 57, Moscow), Pyotr Losev (school No. 57, Moscow) and Ivan Piskarev (school No. 2086, Moscow). Deputy Prime Minister Dmitry Chernyshenko congratulated schoolchildren on their outstanding achievement, noting their exceptional abilities and contribution to the technological development of Russia.
According to Chernyshenko, four gold medals confirm the high level of training of Russian participants and their readiness for new challenges in the field of information technology. The Deputy Prime Minister stressed that the government will continue to support young specialists and create conditions for the development of their potential, as instructed by Russian President Vladimir Putin.
The team was prepared by leading specialists from the Moscow Institute of Physics and Technology (MIPT), the ITMO National Research University and the Higher School of Economics (HSE). The head of the coaching staff, Alexei Maleev, director of the Higher School of Software Engineering at MIPT, noted that the Russian mathematical and IT schools remain one of the strongest in the world. The victory of Russian schoolchildren demonstrates a high level of training and their ability to solve the most difficult problems in the field of cryptography, machine learning and other modern areas.
The International Olympiad in Computer Science includes two rounds, in each of which participants solve three complex algorithmic problems. The competition has been held since 1989 and during this time has become one of the most prestigious intellectual competitions in the world.[2]
Winners of the first all-Russian school olympiad for industrial software development named
On April 8, 2024, a ceremony was held to award the winners of the PROD event - the first all-Russian school Olympiad for industrial development. ON The organizers of the competition, which was attended by students of grades 9-11, were, HSE"" and Tinkoff. Central University
The programming Olympics consisted of two qualifying stages and one final, which in turn was divided into two rounds - individual (online) and team (full-time). In the individual round, the tasks were carried out in three directions - "backend," "frontend" and "mobile development." In the team tour, participants of different directions were united in groups of 3-5 people to develop full-fledged applications.
It is noted that about 4 thousand people from 89 regions took part in the qualifying round, Russia as well as from,, Kazakhstan, and Belarus. Armenia China Turkmenistan 43 people became winners and prize-winners of the competition. These included diploma winners - participants who showed themselves both in the individual and in the team tour.
It is said that the PROD Olympiad diploma provides access to a wide range of bonuses. In particular, 11th graders who became winners of the final stage get the opportunity to apply for a 90% discount when studying at the joint program of the Higher School of Economics and the Central University "Design and Development of Information Products," and who became winners - a 75% discount. Central University provides a fast track for admission and a grant covering the full cost of tuition to final stage winners from grades 10-11. In addition to the fast track, the winners will receive a grant that covers 50% of the cost of training, and the participants in the final stage - 25%. Plus, the winners will receive additional points to the exam upon admission to the specialized programs of the Faculty of Computer Science at the Higher School of Economics.[3]
2023
Moscow schoolchildren took two gold medals at the international Olympiad in computer science
Students of Moscow schools received two gold medals at the International Olympiad in Informatics, held in Hungary. Teams from almost 90 countries of the world opposed the guys, as the mayor of the capital Sergei Sobyanin wrote about in his Telegram channel, congratulating schoolchildren on their victory.
 | Information technology is the future, our guys know this firsthand. Moscow schoolchildren won two gold medals at the International Olympiad in Informatics, - said the mayor of the capital. |  |
Awards were received by Ivan Piskarev from school No. 2086 and Anton Stepanov from the Lyceum "Second School" named after V.F. Ovchinnikov. The competition took place in Hungary. It involved teams from nearly 90 countries. In the final, schoolchildren solved and programmed three algorithmic problems.
As noted in the press service of the department formations and science, Moscow students of the capital's schools annually demonstrate high results at various olympiads, including the All-Russian Olympiad - the country's main intellectual competition. So, in the 2022/2023 academic year, schoolchildren broke their own record, winning 1391 diplomas of winners and prize-winners. At the same time, more than a third of the city's schools have their final stage diplomas. Such high results are not achieved quickly. Students are preparing for competitions not only independently, but also with the help of special courses, training events, Olympiad competitions from the capital's education system, the department explained.
The Center for Pedagogical Excellence (CFM ) of the Moscow Department is responsible for preparing Moscow schoolchildren for Olympiads. The scientific director of the CFM, candidate of physical and mathematical sciences Ivan Yashchenko stressed that in Moscow every child has the opportunity to receive high-quality training in the subject of interest to him in his own school, regardless of the initial level of knowledge.[4]
Russian schoolchildren won international competitions in underwater robotics
Russian teams won prizes at the first International Underwater Robotics Competition "Underwater Biathlon," which took place in Kazakhstan in August 2023. The competitions took place in Astana on the basis of the children's center of additional education SANA and gathered teams of schoolchildren and students from Russia and Kazakhstan. Read more here.
2021
Russian students won the World Programming Championship
The Russians became world programming champions, winning the International Student Programming World Championship (ICPC). The final of this competition was held on October 5, 2021 in Moscow.
The first place was taken by students of Nizhny Novgorod State University. N.I. Lobachevsky: Alexey Danilyuk, Valeria Ryabchikova and Nicolai Kalinin. The coaches of the team were Alexey Shmelev and Vladislav Epifanov. The team leader is Nicolai Borisov.
Gold medals were also received by teams from St. Petersburg University ITMO and MIPT (while their total score is less than that of Nizhny Novgorod students). Bronze - at the HSE team.
Deputy Prime Minister Dmitry Chernyshenko awarded the winners of the ICPC Championship. He noted that the International Student Programming Championship has become the main international event in the IT sphere.
| | 119 teams battled to win, and the jury selected the best. Russia wins the championship for eight years in a row. And today we are proud that the cup remains in Russia, with a team from Nizhny Novgorod, "he said. | |
Russian Deputy Head of the Ministry of Digital Development Maxim Parshin stressed that by the beginning of October 2021, Russian teams have become absolute world champions 14 times, having won a total of 80 sets of medals, of which 33 are gold.
The ICPC Championship has been held since 1977. Russia in 2021, 15 teams from, Moscow,, St. Petersburg Kazan Samara,, Nizhny Perm Novgorod, Volgograd and Izhevsk represented.
Participants in the final were looking for a solution for unique algorithmic problems of varying degrees of complexity. The solution was to be written as code in one of the programming languages. In 2021, the participants in the competition had to solve 15 problems on three computers (previously there were fewer tasks and one computer).[5]
Russian schoolchildren won 17 medals at the international robotics competition
In early September 2021, Russian schoolchildren won 17 medals at the International Robotics Competition Youth Robot Competition (IYRC) 2021. The competition, which was held online due to the COVID-19 coronavirus pandemic, was organized in South Korea by the IYRA International Children's Robotics Association. Read more here.
Russian schoolchildren showed the best result at the European Olympiad in computer science, receiving 4 gold medals
The Russian team became the only team to receive more than one gold medal at the 5th European Junior Olympiad in Informatics (EJOI), held on August 24-28, 2021. All four schoolchildren who were members of the Russian national team received gold medals, and two participants took absolute first and third places, the Ministry of Education reported .
The European Junior Olympiad in Computer Science has been held since 2017. The competition is a competition among young programmers from European countries. The team from each country includes four students no older than 15 years. Participants of the national team are selected based on the results of national competitions.
This time the competition was hosted by the city of Ploiești (Romania).
In 2021, the Olympiad brought together a record number of schoolchildren - 107 official participants from 30 countries, as well as 64 out-of-competition participants.
Russia was represented by:
- Alexey Vasiliev ("Fifty-seventh school," Moscow);
- Daria Grekova (Physics and Mathematics School No. 2007, Moscow);
- Ivan Piskarev (School No. 2086, Moscow);
- Renat Karimov (Lyceum named after N.I. Lobachevsky Kazan (Volga) Federal University).
Renat Karimov from the Republic of Tatarstan took absolute first place, and Ivan Piskarev from Moscow took absolute third place.
The team to participate in the Olympiad was formed from among schoolchildren no older than 15 years old, who showed themselves well at the All-Russian Olympiad of schoolchildren in computer science. This was followed by in-depth preparation and selection for the junior team at training camps.
Also, according to the terms of the Olympiad in 2021, each country could represent two teams - the main and additional, for which participation in the competition is a training team (an additional team is formed on the same conditions as the main). As a result of the performance, schoolchildren of the Russian additional team won one equivalent of a gold medal, and the rest of the participants won equivalents of a silver medal.
Schoolchildren from the Russian Federation won three gold medals at the International Olympiad in Computer Science in Singapore
Russian schoolchildren won three gold medals and one silver at the 33rd IOI 2021 International Olympiad in Informatics, which took place in Singapore at the end of June 2021. Awards received:
- Mikhail Budnikov (Physics and Mathematics Lyceum No. 3, Chelyabinsk), gold;
- Egor Lifar (A.N. Kolmogorov Boarding School of Lomonosov Moscow State University, Moscow), gold;
- Timofey Fedoseev (Comprehensive School of the Center for Pedagogical Excellence, Moscow), gold;
- Danila Usachev (Samara Lyceum of Information Technologies, Samara), silver.
The Olympics consisted of two rounds, during which participants had to demonstrate various skills in computer science, completing six algorithmic tasks. The event was held in a remote format, in 2021 it was attended by 351 people from 88 countries of the world.
To participate in the IOI International Olympiad, the team was formed from among students who showed themselves at the All-Russian Olympiad for schoolchildren in computer science. Applicants underwent in-depth training at training camps on the basis of MIPT.
Russia The national team was led by Andrei Stankevich, associate professor at the Faculty of Information Technology and Programming. ITMO The deputy head of the national team is Alexey Maleev, director of the IT-MIPT Development Center formations.
| | The victories of Russian students at the Olympiad in computer science are a reason for pride in the children, their teachers and parents, coaches and mentors. Regular success at international olympiads is an indicator of systemic quality, behind which there is a lot of work to reveal talents in each student. Congratulations to our team and I wish them new victories! - commented on the results of the Olympics Minister of Education Sergei Kravtsov.[6] | |
Russia received 4 gold medals at the European Olympiad in computer science for schoolgirls
Russia received four gold medals at the first European Olympiad in computer science for schoolgirls. The competition was held online from June 14 to 19, 2021 in Switzerland.
As reported on the website, Ministry of Education a total of 156 girls from 39 countries participated in the Olympics, including USA (India although the Olympics are called European, it covers not only countries). Europe
Russia was represented by:
- Ekaterina Shilyaeva from the Physics and Mathematics Lyceum No. 31 in Chelyabinsk;
- Alisa Gladchenko from the Moscow comprehensive school of the center of pedagogical excellence;
- Ekaterina Poray from the Moscow school "Letovo";
- and one of the youngest participants in the Olympics, Daria Grekova, is a 7th grade student at Moscow School No. 2007.
It is noted that in the individual standings, the absolute first place of the Olympiad was divided between Shilyaev and Gladchenko, gaining the same maximum high result - 709 points. They showed the best result in the most difficult task, which only 15 participants in the competition could cope with.
| | Our schoolgirls with their speech clearly proved that, firstly, contrary to the popular opinion of computer science and programming are interesting not only for children. Secondly, the way our girls coped with the tasks, the level of these tasks and the level of solutions they found once again show the general level of school IT education in Russia, which today no longer needs any additional advertising on the world stage, - the words of the Minister of Education Sergei Kravtsov are quoted in the message. | |
The Ministry of Education noted that the coaching work was carried out under the guidance of Andrei Stankevich, associate professor of the Faculty of Information Technologies and Programming at ITMO University, laureate of the President of the Russian Federation in the field of education.[7]
2020: Russian schoolboy wins gold medal at European Computer Science Olympics
Russian schoolchildren won one gold and three silver awards of the IV European Olympiad of juniors in computer science, which was held in a remote format from September 2 to 6, 2020.
"Gold" on the account of Valery Rodionov from the Republic of Tatarstan. Muscovites Dmitry Galatenko and Alexander Klimchuk, as well as Danil Klishch from the Chelyabinsk region received silver . The team was headed by the head of the Department of Informatics at the SUNC Moscow State University Elena Andreeva and the teacher of the Department of Computer Technologies ITMO Pavel Mavrin.
Russia Three schoolchildren represented in the unofficial standings, all of them showed high results: Renat Karimov and Daria Grekova took first and second places, respectively, Ivan Piskarev became the eighth. In total, 41 schoolchildren took part in the competition out of competition.
As reported on the website of the Ministry of Education and Science of the Republic of Tatarstan, Kazan Valery Rodionov and Renat Karimov wrote the Olympics at Innopolis University. Employees of the Center for Pre-University Training ensured the holding of competitions on the online proctoring system.
The competition was attended by schoolchildren from, Armenia,, Azerbaijan,, Belarus, Belgium Bulgaria Bosnia and Herzegovina Croatia,,,,,,,, Cyprus,, Estonia,,,, France Georgia Greece Hungary North Israel Kazakhstan Latvia Lithuania Macedonia,,,,,,,,,, and. Each Poland Romania Russia Serbia country in the Slovakia Slovenia Sweden Turkey Ukraine official standings was represented by 4 schoolchildren.
The Russian national team in the team event took first place and shared it with the Ukrainian team in medals, and first place in the amount of points scored by official participants.
Notes
- ↑ In the final of ICPC 2024, only one team from Russia won medals
- ↑ Dmitry Chernyshenko congratulated Russian schoolchildren with gold medals at the International Olympiad in Informatics
- ↑ "Programming plus Real Life": The results of the PROD Olympiad are summed up
- ↑ Sobyanin congratulated Muscovites on their victory at the International Olympiad in Informatics
- ↑ Russian students became world programming champions
- ↑ Russian schoolchildren won three gold medals and one silver at the International Olympiad for Schoolchildren in Computer Science
- ↑ Russian schoolgirls became absolute winners of the first world European Olympiad for girls in computer science
- ↑ Tatarstan schoolboy took a gold medal at the fourth European Olympiad juniors in informatics EJOI 2020
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