About the course

In this course, you will learn more advanced uses of the C and C++ languages. We will look at the basics of creating and using algorithms to solve tasks.

From the experience, you can participate in any number of computer programming competitions. Several competitions are held each year.

The course runs each Monday after school until 4:30, in C06. To do well in this course, you should already have some experience in using C based languages, such as having done a C/C++ course at BGS.

The course is run by Jackson Gatenby.

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