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The event includes different levels of competitions ranging from presentations/demos all the way to computer programming and mobile computing.
Namely, the following competitions tracks are proposed:
Track | Technology |
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Track 1: Computer programming. [Maximum of 10 participating teams] |
The participating teams will be asked to solve programming problems on the day of the competition. The students will solve programming problems online using their own computers and their own software. |
Track 2: Python programming for Artificial Intelligence (AI). [Maximum of 10 participating teams] |
The participating teams will be asked to solve a programming problem related to Python and Artificial Intelligence (machine learning in particular) during the day of the competition at AUS online in real-time. |
Track 3: Mobile App development. [Maximum of 15 participating teams] |
The teams will develop a mobile app prior to the competition day and demo it to the judges at AUS. The source code must be available as well. |
Track 4: IoT and/or Web Applications in Smart Cities [Maximum of 15 participating teams] |
The teams will develop the IoT and/or web application prior to the competition day and demo it to the judges at AUS. The source code must be available as well.
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• Tracks 1 and 2 are limited to 10 teams each. The first 10 teams to register in the competition will participate.
• Tracks 3 and 4 are limited to 15 teams each. The selection will be based on the submitted project descriptions on the registration website.
Schools are asked to submit their project names, team names and advisor names as part of the registration process.
For each competition track, if a school has segregated boys and girls campuses, then each campus can form its own team. If a school has one campus (co-education), then the school can form one team for each track.
Each team will consist of 2-3 students.
Evaluation will be conducted by AUS faculty, lab instructors and graduate teaching assistants.
Criteria for the evaluation will be announced on the competition’s website.
Three winning teams will be announced per track.
Winners will receive certifications and valuable awards.
Online, participating teams will be sent the competition links in due time.
24 April, 2021 (Saturday)
Time: 10:00 am-04:00 pm
Registration deadline: 14/Feb/2021.
Schedule of the competition's day:
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10:00 AM – 10:30 AM: Welcomed students, teachers and guests.
10:30 AM – 01:30 PM: The students are asked to login to their competition tracks and the competition will take place. The links will be shared in due time.
01:30 PM – 03:00 PM: Lunch break
03:00 PM – 04:00 PM: Award ceremony including short talks by AUS administrators.
You can use the following link to register: Registration Form
Track | Status | Capacity | Registered Teams | Selection Criteria |
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Track 1: Computer programming | Full, Open for the waiting list | 10 | 21 | First 10 registered teams will be selected |
Track 2: Python programming for Artificial Intelligence (AI) | Full, Open for the waiting list | 10 | 10 | First 10 registered teams will be selected |
Track 3: Mobile App development | Open | 15 | 9 | Best 15 teams will be selected |
Track 4: IoT and/or Web Applications in Smart Cities | Open | 15 | 2 | Best 15 teams will be selected |
• No. of Participating Schools : 30
• No. of Participating Teams : 77
• No. of Participating Students : 200
Presentations – Grade 7-9:
Mobile Apps – Grade 10-12:
Web Development – Grade 10-12:
Programming – Grade 10-12:
AeSCC 2019 was in collaboration with:
AeSCC was sponsored by:
• No. of Participating Schools : 15
• No. of Participating Teams : 55
• No. of Participating Students : 141
Posters – Grade 4-6:
Presentations – Grade 7-9:
Mobile Apps – Grade 10-12:
Web Development – Grade 10-12:
Programming – Grade 10-12:
Competition Judges & Orginazors:
Prof. Abdul-Rahman Al-Ali
Email: aali@aus.edu
Mobile: +971506315499
For general information and information about Track 4
Prof. Tamer Shanableh
Email: tshanableh@aus.edu
Mobile: +971529066577
For General information and information about Tracks 1 and 3
Prof. Dr. Salam Dhou
Email: sdhou@aus.edu
For information about Track 2.
Ms. Hala Al-Jundi
Office of Enrollment Management
Executive Assistant
Email: hala@aus.edu
Tel: +97165151001
For general information
Ms. Diane Gregorio
Department of Computer Science and Engineering
Administrative Assistant
Email: dgregorio@aus.edu
Tel: +97165152969
For general information