Bebras Computing Challenge (or Computing Beaver) is an international initiative that aims to promote computing and computational thinking among students.

This challenge is designed to help students explore their talents and passion for computing and computational thinking through engaging puzzles and challenges.

After last year's tremendous success, the Bebras Computing Challenge will be organized again this year in over 350 schools in the country.

The Bebras Computing Challenge will be held on November 8, 2024. In this challenge, students between the ages of 8 and  18 will solve a series of tasks that focus on different topics and skills from the field of computing and algorithmic and computational thinking. Students will have 35 minutes to complete as many tasks as they can.

To keep things exciting and challenging for all students, the challenge is organized into five different age categories:

• Beavers (ages 8-10, grades 3/4)
• The Benjamins (ages 10-12, grades 5/6)
• Cadets (ages 12-14, grades 7/8) 
• Juniors (ages 14-16, grade 9/10)
• Seniors (ages 16-18, grade 11/12)

Each category of the Bebras challenge will have 9 tasks, divided into three different levels of difficulty (easy-medium-hard) with 3 tasks for each level. The total number of points that can be achieved in the Bebras Computing Challenge is 81.

Table of assessment rules:

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