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Levels
Lv1
Lv2
Lv3
Lv4
Lv5
Lv6
Ages
8-9
9-11
11-13
13+
14+
15+
Difficulty
Elementary Level
Elementary Level
Middle School Level
High School Level
High School Level
College Level
Curriculum Focus
Coding Basics
Conceptual Understanding
Fundamentals of Typed Code
Core Concepts At High School Level
Abstract Thinking and Problem Solving
Data Structures and Algorithms
Core Classes
Weekly Time Commitment
60min lesson + 15min homework
60min lesson + 15min homework
60min lesson + 30min homework
60min lesson + 60min homework
60min lesson + 90min homework
60min lesson + 120min homework
Duration
2 Core Courses
18 Lessons Per Course
2 Core Courses
18 Lessons Per Course
2 Core Courses
18 Lessons Per Course
2 Core Courses
18 Lessons Per Course
2 Core Courses
18 Lessons Per Course
2 Core Courses
18 Lessons Per Course
This chart shows information about our Core classes by level. For information on other classes you can visit our Electives and Competitions pages.
L1
L2
L3
L4
L5
L6
Java
Average Age
8-9
Difficulty
Elementary Level
Weekly Time Commitment
60min lesson + 15min homework
Duration
2 Core Courses
18 Lessons Per Course
Curriculum Focus
Coding Basics

KTBYTE Student Achievements

Universities
Universities
Companies
Companies
USACO
USACO
ACSL
ACSL
MIT
MIT
Over the years KTBYTE has been amazed by the accomplishments of our current students and alumni. Below you will find student achievements highlighted for some of these individuals who now work at notable companies, attended top universities, ranked at USACO, participated in MIT Primes, and placed at ACSL.
300 students placed in renowned USA Computing Olympiad Programming Competition (2014-2023)
Grades 8-12

USACO: Renowned computer programming competition for secondary school students in the United States. There are four competitions at four levels of difficulty: Bronze, Silver, Gold and Platinum.

Betsy

Betsy

platinum
Clive

Clive

platinum
Leo

Leo

platinum
Benjamin

Benjamin

platinum
Ben

Ben

gold
Kenny

Kenny

gold
Robert

Robert

platinum
Sky

Sky

gold
Daniel

Daniel

gold
Varun

Varun

gold
Patrick

Patrick

gold
Richard

Richard

gold
Willy (2014)

Willy (2014)

gold
Sanjit

Sanjit

gold
David

David

silver
Dylan

Dylan

silver
Hannah

Hannah

silver
Kevin

Kevin

silver
Steve

Steve

silver
LamAn

LamAn

silver
Evan

Evan

silver
Ewen (2015)

Ewen (2015)

silver
Lenny (2015)

Lenny (2015)

silver
Krishna (2015)

Krishna (2015)

silver
Henry (2015)

Henry (2015)

silver
Vishnu (2015)

Vishnu (2015)

silver
Dereck (2015)

Dereck (2015)

silver
Frank (2014)

Frank (2014)

silver
Brandon (2016)

Brandon (2016)

silver
Leon

Leon

silver
Jade

Jade

silver
Patrick

Patrick

gold
Miles

Miles

silver
Alexander

Alexander

silver
Tom

Tom

silver
Arthur

Arthur

gold
Yavor

Yavor

gold
Jackson

Jackson

silver
Christopher

Christopher

gold
Tiancheng

Tiancheng

gold
Felix

Felix

bronze
Eric

Eric

silver
Anna

Anna

silver
Andy

Andy

silver
Akshay

Akshay

silver
Rubin

Rubin

platinum
Charles

Charles

silver
Erin

Erin

silver
Aaron

Aaron

silver
Brandon

Brandon

silver
Eddie

Eddie

silver
Kaitlin

Kaitlin

silver
Venkat

Venkat

silver
27 students accepted into MIT PRIMES (2014-2023)
Grade 9+

MIT Department of Mathematics: the highly selective Program for Research In Mathematics, Engineering, and Science for high school juniors across the United States.

9 students entered Beaver Computing Competition (2022)
Grades 5-10

We're excited to once again support any students who want to take the Beaver Computing Challenge in 2023! Please email info@staff.ktbyte.com for more information.

16 students received distinction awards in the Canadian Computing Competition (2023)
Grades 6-12

CCC: National computer programming competition for secondary school students based in Canada. KTBYTE was pleased to participate for the first time in 2023! This contest is held annually with two divisions of difficulty, Junior and Senior.

"KTBYTE taught me computer science, and computer science gave me the opportunity to participate in hackathons, organize events, get accepted to MIT PRIMES, and place in USACO Gold. All of which also helped me develop soft skills and organizational skills"

— Betsy, 17
Computer Science at Princeton University
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KTBYTE’s Home Office is located in Lexington, MA and is a startup founded by several Cornell University Computer Science graduates who dreamed of designing academically superior quality Computer Science (CS) education a reality for students worldwide. Our staff develops the curricula, technology, and builds and establishes relationships that ensure a seamless experience for all students - novices through experts! Our instructors are devoted to offering an unparalleled level of preteen, tween and teen computer science education. Students who enroll hail from a diverse background of experiences across the globe. Our courses offer elementary, middle and high school students across the globe a unique, innovative and fun computer science education.

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