Remember Camp IT? Well, it’s ok if not, because we’re organizing a new one and the summer one won’t be worth mentioning compared to this one anyways.
There won’t only be programming tasks on IOI level, but also ML workshops! You might think they won’t be challenging enough for you... The advanced level of the workshops will be hosted by profesionalists with years of experience (for example, Marek Bardoński from AI Revolution). They are prepared to grasp interest not only needs of students with little or no experience in Machine Learning, but also of those who have already worked in ML projects or interned at companies such as Boston Consulting Group or Facebook.
If you don’t already know, apart from the tasks and ML workshops there will be fun Evening Activities — as if the like-minded people, with whom you can talk for hours, was not enough.
Everyone 16-21 years old can apply (if you don’t fit into this gap, contact us and we’ll see what can be done). Yes, everyone can apply, as there won’t be any quiz to get in. The Winter Workshops won’t be free, but you can apply for financial aid if you would like to attend but financial circumstances would prevent you from doing so.
If that doesn’t convince you, just come and check for yourself... Be fast though, because the places are selling like hotcakes!
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I was at the Camp IT and had a blast. Great community of people, fun and challenging problems in the competitions and overall a really nice experience. Would recommend people to come to the Winter Workshops!
I met a lot of people excited about CampIT :)
Based on my experience from Camp IT — if you apply for the winter workshops, you shouldn't look forward to anything less than one of the best CS camps of your life :)
Looking forward it!
I expect this camp to be as good as the last one!!
You made my winter better.
I did not participate in this camp (neither as a participant nor as a organizer), but from what I have heard it is pretty fun and educational with problems on a decent level. On previous workshop there was even a contest prepared by Radewoosh (featuring one of my problems that I created within 10 seconds by saying random words that come to my mind which actually turned out to be pretty nice one xD).
:D Which one was that?
One where you need to pair up elements of a sequence in order to minimize sum of absolute values of differences within pairs in a changing sequence.
Fun to hear that the nicest Radewoosh's problem wasn't even his :))
I remember summer camp.it and it was one of the most useful and interesting experience in my life! I definitely recommend Winter Workshops, hope participants will love it as much as me!;)