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The authors of the innovative project, specialists of the National Technological Initiative Competence Centre in the direction of "Technologies of Robotics and Mechatronics Components", called the development Tensodrone. It is capable of withstanding a 20-metre drop and remaining operational after impact.
On August 17, a free Java programming course will be launched at the leading Russian IT university.
Students will receive a scholarship and will be able to take part-time courses. The graduates will be employed in the Ak Bars Digital Technologies company. It is possible to apply until July 25 at careerdev.com.
As many as 120 students from 23 regions of Russia and the Republic of Belarus take part in the final competitions of the Innopolis Open Robotics Olympiad – 2020 at Innopolis University. Students aged between 12 and 18 compete for the best title.
Schoolchildren are invited to take part in an online training under a special project of the Pre-University Training Center at Innopolis University during the holidays.
As many as 245 schoolchildren 13-18 years old from 10 countries took part in the Olympiad held simultaneously in Russia, Belarus, Ukraine and Hong Kong. Young programmers solved 5 tasks in 5 hours.
On December 10, the University of Innopolis celebrates 7-year anniversary. An IT university in the city of Innopolis was registered on December 10, 2012.
The eighth grader from Kazan Bulat Kharisov as a member of the Russian national team will take part in the European Junior Olympiad in Informatics. For the international eJOI competition, participants were selected and trained at Innopolis University. They will compete for the victory with students from 23 countries in Slovenia on August 23-29.
On September 21-22, Innopolis University will hold a global online tournament on information security among students of 9-11 grades from all over Russia and foreign countries.
As many as 1111 participants from 51 countries took part in the online cyber security contest. Ninety four high school teams and 222 student teams solved 20 tasks in the areas of web, reverse engineering, programming, networks, cryptography and shorthand. The teams from South Korea, Russia, USA and Poland became the winners.