The educational center presented five teams, comprising a total of 14 participants, students from the higher cycles of Web Application Development (DAW) and Multiplatform Application Development (DAM). This national competition aims to enhance the programming skills of students.
The councilor for Modernization and Transparency, and the councilor for Education, visited the center to show their support for the institute and the competitors. Their presence underscored the importance local authorities place on such educational initiatives.
“"ProgramaMe is one of the most relevant national competitions and represents a great opportunity for students to put their programming skills into practice. From the Modernization area, aware of the importance of these training programs, we will collaborate and promote participation in this type of competition."
“"These activities are an incentive for students, a way to motivate them in their studies."
In total, 48 teams from 12 institutes across the Valencian Community, Valladolid, Menorca, Lugo, and Salamanca participated in the competition. Students had to tackle eight problems of increasing difficulty, dedicating four hours to solving various challenges. This interactive and playful activity allowed participants to continue learning and improving their abilities.
