Provide participants a chance to engage, connect and reflect Let the learners feel love, encouragement, and challenge
Air Force Cyber Patroit & Cyber Security (100+ participants)
Air Force CyberPatroit Online Training Materials
2021: CyberPatroit XIII Training & competition (Middle School 7 team, High School 8 teams) ( 75 students)
2020: CyberPatroit XII Training & competition (Middle School 1 team, High School 3 teams) ( 24 students)
2019: CyberPatriot XI Training & Competition (Platinum, Gold, Silver Winners) (21 students)
2018 CyberPatroit Summer Camp Training
2018: CyberPatriot X Training & Competition
2017: CyberPatriot IX Competition (Regional Finalist, First Place in State) (10 studens)
2016: CyberSecurity VIII Training & Competition (First Place in State, Regional Finalist) (12 students)
2016: CyberSecurity Summer Camp for Elementary Students (45 students)
Online Schools Cyber Security Challenges Classes
Infosec - Cyber Security
Cryptography - Cyber Security
Networking – Cyber Security
Web AppSec - Cyber Security
CyberSecurity - Catch the flag problem solving (20+ participants)
American Computer Science League Contests Computer Science Theory & Programming (100+ participants)
American Computer Science League Online Training Materials
2021: ACSL Intermediate, Junior, Elementary (45 more students)
2020: ACSL Intermediate, Junior, Elementary (45 more students)
2019: ACSL Senior 5 All Star First Place (5 students)
2019: ACSL Senior, Junior, Elementary (22 students)
2018: ACSL Senior Competition (All star Winners, third Place Senior Div), Junior, Elementary (25 students)
2017: ACSL Intermediate Competition (All star Winners)
2017: ACSL Elementary (First Place) (18 students)
2016: ACSL Junior (All star Winner, third place Junior Div) (35 students)
Computer Science Theory We Cover
Computer Number Systems: link
Recursive Functions: link
Prefix/Infix/Postfix Notation:
Bit-String Flicking:
Boolean Algebra:
Data Structures:
Graph Theory:
Digital Electronics:
Assembly Language:
What Does This Program Do? - Branching, Loops, Arrays, Strings
Math Contests and Events (300+ participants)
Oregon Mathletics Math Kangaroo Host Site
2021: MathCon Contests
2021: Math Kangaroo Contests
2020: MathCon Contests (55 students)
2020: Math Kangaroo Contests (100+ students)
2019: Math Kangaroo Contests (56 students)
2019: Noetic Learning Math Online Challenge and Contests (75 students)
2018: Noetic Learning Math Online Challenge and Contests (30 students)
2018: Mandelbrot Competition (3 students)
2019: PurpleComet Awesome Math Team Competition (25 students)
2018: PurpleComet Awesome Math Team Competition (6 students)
2017: PurpleComet Awesome Math Team Competition (20 students)
2016: Purple Comet Competition (MS First Place in Nation) (20 students)
2019: National mathCon Competition (41 students, six grade Individual Gold)
2018: National mathCon Competition (45 students, HS Individual Gold)
2017: MathCon (Elementary Second Place in Nation, HS Individual Champion) (50 students)
2016: Mathletics Winter Math Weekly Camp on PCC campus (25 students)
Art of Problem Solving online Practice Study Group (100 + participants)
PreAlgebra - Video Link
Algebra - Video Link
Geometry -
Counting and Probability- Video Link
Number System -
MathCounts Minis - Video Link
Robotics Events (50+ participants)
Oregon Mathleitcs RoboFest Host Site
2021 RoboFest Natonal Qualify Tournament
2020 RoboFest Natonal Qualify Tournament
2019 RoboFest National Qualify Tournament (6 teams)
2018 RoboFest National Qualify Tournament (4 teams)
2017 RoboFest National Qualify Tournament (12 teams)
Beginner will focus on Introduction to EV3 programming from CMU robotics team.
- CMU online class: Link
- Projects to practice building and programming skills
Advanced EV3 programming and building techniques
EV3 - My Blocks: with Parameters, moving, turning, color line follower, Parallel beams
EV3 - Arrays
EV3- Advanced Sensor Use
EV3 - Introduction to Data Logging. Buletooth
EV3 - Autonomous Data Logging "Gyro Sensor Investigation"
EV3 - Proportional Line Follower & Wall Follower
Competitve Robotics Techniques
EV3 - Debugging Techniques
EV3 - Reliability
EV3 - Move Blocks and Ramping Up Power
EV3 - Squaring On Lines
EV3 - Stall Detection
EV3 - Menu Systems
NASA Apollo 50th Challenge (20+ participants)
2019 (middle school boy's and girl's teams, high school teams, 20 students)
2019 Summer Training Camp
Big Data High School Competition
KWHS Investment Competition
AI4ALL Open Learning
MIT/NASA Zero Robotics (65+ participants)
2021:
2020: Gap Year - transition to the Astrobee Free-Flyer platform on ISS
2019 MIT Middle School Zero Robotics Summer Camp (20 students)
2018 MIT High School Zero Robotics ISS finalist (6 students)
2018 MIT Middle School Zero Robotics Summer Camp (15 students)
2017 High School Zero Robotics ISS finalist (15 students)
2016 High School Zero Robotics ISS finalist (12 students)
Computational Contests
Oregon Mathletics NACLO Host Site
2021: North American Computational Linguistics Olympiad Competition (NACLO)
2020: North American Computational Linguistics Olympiad Competition (NACLO)
2019: North American Computational Linguistics Olympiad Competition (NACLO)
2018: North American Computational Linguistics Olympiad Competition (NACLO)
2017: North American Computational Linguistics Olympiad Competition (NACLO)
Tests of Engineering Aptitude, Mathematics and Science Event (35 + participants)
Oregon Mathletics TEAMS Host Site
2021: Engineering in the Wild. (6 teams, 48 students)
2020: Engineering in the Wild. (6 teams, 48 students)
2019: The Engineering Brain (3 teams, 24 students, Team Won National awards)
2017: Engineering the Tools of Innovation (3 teams, 15 students) (State 1st and 2nd, Middle School National 8th place)
Three-part competition includes:
Design/Build—Teams design and build a solution to an engineering challenge.
Multiple Choice—Teams use math and science skills to solve real-world engineering challenges.
Essay—Teams research and write an in-depth essay submitted electronically prior to their competition day.
International STEM Events (200+ participants)
2021: Europe Computational Thinking Online Contests (100+)
2020: Europe Computational Thinking Online Contests (20+)
2019: Europe Computational Thinking Online Contests (100+)
2018: Europe Computational Thinking Online Contests (51 students)
2019-2020: Austalia NCSS/WebDesign online Challenge (Four Levels: Newbies, Beginners, Intermediate, Advanced) (100+ students)
2018-2019: Austalia NCSS/WebDesign online Challenge (Four Levels: Newbies, Beginners, Intermediate, Advanced) (50+ students)
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