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Description:
I. Computational thinking is a problem-solving approach that utilizes information science knowledge and is a key focus in technology education in various countries. The International Computational Thinking Challenge, held simultaneously in nearly 60 countries worldwide each year, aims to help understand students' computational thinking abilities and stimulate their interest in learning.
II. The important dates for the challenge in the first semester of the 115th academic year are as follows:
(I) Registration Period: September 21 to October 22 (online registration).
(II) Practice Period: November 2 to November 6 (online practice).
(III) Official Challenge: November 9 to November 20 (to be completed within one class period).
(IV) Announcement of Scores and Participation Certificates: December 4.
III. We kindly request your school's information technology teachers to lead their classes in actively registering for this challenge.
IV. The tasks for the first and second semesters of the 115th academic year will be the same; the challenge schedule for the second semester of the 115th academic year will be announced separately in February 2027.
V. For detailed information, please refer to the official website https://bebras.csie.ntnu.edu.
tw, or call 02-77496708.
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