csp-j

CSP-J, the full name of Junior Grade Examination (Informatics), is an important information Olympic competition in Chinese mainland, aiming at cultivating and exploring teenagers' interest and talents in information science. The winning proportion of this contest has aroused widespread concern, because it can not only reflect the difficulty of the contest, but also observe the current situation of information science education for young people in China.

CSP-J is sponsored by China Computer Federation (CCF) and is aimed at the young people in the Informatics Olympics. Its core goal is to stimulate teenagers' interest in information science and improve their programming ability and innovative thinking through competitions.

Knowledge expansion:

We need to analyze the winning rate of CSP-J in detail. According to the recent data, CSP-J won the first prize about 10% of the participants, the second prize about 20%, and the third prize about 30%.

Although this ratio is relatively high, it should be noted that this does not mean that the young people who won the prize have enough ability to engage in careers related to informatics. In addition, the difficulty of the competition should not be underestimated, and many excellent players will encounter setbacks in the competition.

The award-winning proportion of CSP-J reflects the current situation of China's youth informatics education, and reminds us that although many young people are interested in informatics, they still need to make more efforts to truly become excellent professionals.

For those teenagers who want to develop in the field of informatics, joining CSP-J is a good starting point, but it is more important to constantly improve their ability and quality in their usual study and practice.

Applicants for certification are not limited to age, education, registration times and nationality. After registering a registered account in official website, you can register for certification. Certification staff is mainly attended by students majoring in computer and software, or students interested in software programming in other majors, as well as front-line technicians and technical managers who are about to enter the workplace and IT industry.