EOCSEgyptian Olympiad in
Computational Science
Empowering the next generation of scientists and innovators
Join our community of passionate students and unlock your potential in computational physics, chemistry, biology, and mathematics.
ABOUT EOCS
The Egyptian Olympiad in Computational Science (EOCS) bridges Egypt's rich scientific heritage with computational innovation. We challenge students to solve complex scientific problems using modern computational methods.
COMPUTATIONAL PHYSICS
Modeling Celestial Systems, Ising Model, Molecule Diffusion, and Particle Physics
COMPUTATIONAL CHEMISTRY
Modeling Molecular Geometry, Reaction Kinetics, and Drug Design
COMPUTATIONAL BIOLOGY
DNA Analysis, Machine Learning in Biology, Genomic and Evolutionary Analysis, and Molecular Docking
COMPUTATIONAL MATHEMATICS
Computing Systems of Linear Equations, Numerical Calculus, and Graph-Based Genomics
COMPETITION PHASES
PHASE 1: QUALIFICATION ROUNDJuly 5 – July 8 · Online · Individual
- Format: Multiple-choice, short-answer theoretical questions, and basic coding exercises.
- Focus: Fundamental concepts in mathematics, physics, chemistry, biology, and programming.
- Duration: 1.5 hours
- Acceptance: 18% over 300 participants advance from 1650+ applicants.
PHASE 2: TRAINING ROUNDJuly 9 – August 4 · Online · Team-Based
- Format: Intensive training sessions covering computational sciences.
- Duration: 1 month, 4 sessions per week.
- Sessions: 18 total, 2 programming sessions and 4 sessions for each of the four scientific fields (physics, chemistry, biology, mathematics).
- Selection Exam 1: After the second week of the Training Round.
- Selection Exam 2: After the fourth week serves as the final qualification round for the Final Round at EUI.
PHASE 3: FINAL ROUNDAugust 16 · Onsite at EUI · Team-Based
- Format: Teams tackle open-ended computational challenges over 5 hours.
- Focus: Scientific Modeling, Advanced Problem Solving, Interdisciplinary Fields, Real-Life Simulations.
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