1. The Challenge Cup for College Students is the abbreviation of the "Challenge Cup" national series of scientific and technological academic competitions for college students. It is a national extracurricular academic practice competition for college students co-sponsored by the Central Committee of the Communist Youth League, China Association for Science and Technology, the Ministry of Education and the National Federation of Students.
2. Challenge Cup Competition China * * *, there are two parallel events, one is the "Challenge Cup" China University Student Entrepreneurship Plan Competition, and the other is the "Challenge Cup" National University Student Extracurricular Academic and Scientific Works Competition. The national competitions of these two events are held alternately, and each event is held every two years.
3. Guide and encourage college students to seek truth from facts, study hard, be brave in innovation, produce more results and improve their quality, and on this basis, promote the vigorous development of extracurricular academic research activities of college students, and discover and cultivate a group of outstanding talents with academic research potential.
Precautions:
1, graduation design and course design (papers), academic papers and dissertations, winning works in international competitions, and winning national prizes (including winning works in other national competitions organized by the organizers of this competition) are not included in the scope of application.
2. The entries are divided into three categories: natural science academic papers, social investigation reports, philosophical and social science academic papers and scientific and technological inventions.
3. The authors of natural science academic papers are limited to junior college students. Social investigation reports and academic papers of philosophy and social sciences are limited to six disciplines: philosophy, economy, society, law, education and management.
4. scientific and technological inventions are divided into two categories: a refers to works with high scientific and technological content and large production investment; Class B refers to small inventions, small productions, etc. Less investment brings convenience to production technology or social life.