The CCC is a fun challenge for participants with an interest in programming. Designed to be both accessible to participants with some programming experience and to challenge the keenest programmers at the secondary school level, the CCC helps participants build confidence and grow their ability to understand, design, and implement algorithms.
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Canadian Computing Competition (CCC)
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- Phone: 519 888 4808
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- Website
- Centre for Education in Mathematics and Computing (CEMC), University of Waterloo
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About the competition
Comp Info
- Estimated Ann. Participants: 5000
- Cost: Contest fees may apply, but specific details are provided during the registration process.
- Estimated Time Commitment: Major
- Participant Format: Individual
- Event Format: Online Synchronous
- Competition Format: Exam
- Reach: International
- Event Size: Medium
Participation Information
Students can compete at either the Junior or Senior level. Schools register participants for the competition, and the contest is held annually in February.
Open to high school students globally. The competition includes students with beginner to advanced programming skills.
Certificates, medals, and trophies for top-performing students
Students can compete at either the Junior or Senior level. Schools register participants for the competition, and the contest is held annually in February.
1. Register through a participating school. 2. Choose the appropriate competition level (Junior or Senior). 3. Participate in the competition on the scheduled date.
Access to a computer with internet, programming tools, and CEMC's online grader for practice.
Judging is based on the correctness and efficiency of the solutions submitted. The results are ranked, and top performers may be invited to the Canadian Computing Olympiad (CCO).