Prologin is a partner in the Bernard-Novelli Prize, a competition for computing projects by high-school students based on mathematical games, for which entries for the 2016 edition must be submitted before September 30. Prologin is also an association made up of students from EPITA, the ENS schools and École polytechnique. It runs the Girls Can Code! camp to encourage girls to take up computer science, as well as a computer science competition. Open to all French speakers under 20 living in Europe, the competition takes place in three stages: an online selection questionnaire in mid-October, an algorithmic programming contest at several venues in France and Belgium, and a final at EPITA's premises in Paris.
For the final, the top 100 contestants will have 36 hours to design an artificial intelligence for a board game created specially for the event. The atmosphere is relaxed, with water fights, disco lights and unlimited crêpes! Feel free to email us with your questions.
