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Canadian Computing Competition (CCC)

Run by University of Waterloo, Centre for Education in Mathematics and Computing

Who can apply High school students at participating Alberta schools

Cost and deadline

Cost
$10
$10 per participant plus a $5 processing fee per school order
Deadline February 11, 2027

Date from the provider's page, checked Oct 2026.

Apply at https://cemc.uwaterloo.ca/contests/ccc

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Format
Olympiads and contests
Duration
Single competition day (Feb 17, 2027)
Grades
High school
Location
School-based across Alberta (national competition)

About this program

Premier Canadian programming and algorithm design challenge hosted by the University of Waterloo. Students apply advanced computer science and algorithmic research to solve complex problems. Top scorers are invited to the Canadian Computing Olympiad (CCO).

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