Showing posts with label sts. Show all posts
Showing posts with label sts. Show all posts

Sunday, October 18, 2015

Merit Certificate in Science Talent Search 2015

The boy got a merit certificate this year. This is also the end of his fantastics 7-year STS journey. The next chapter is waiting for him to explore, so it's right time to move on.

It's my privilege to be able to work with him all the way. The little boy curious about how computer programs work has become a pretty mature problem solver. I'll never forget the very first time he went out from the judging room, told me he was asked a question 'what's a variable?'.

If you have a Pebble smartwatch, you may want to try his application here.

Sunday, November 23, 2014

Major Bursary in Science Talent Search 2014

It's the 6th year the boy participated the competition and he got his 4th major bursary.

I started programming at his age now and won 4 awards before I went to university studying computer science. That's a connection spanning nearly 30 years between a father and a son.

Monday, October 07, 2013

Merit Certificate in Science Talent Search 2013

It's the 5th year the boy attended the competition, and he got a merit certificate this time. He finished his STS journey in primary school with fantastic results. What's gonna happen next? Let's wait and see.

If you have an Android phone or tablet, you may want to try his application here.

Wednesday, October 17, 2012

Major Bursary in Science Talent Search 2012

It's the 4th year the boy joined the game, and he got his 3rd major bursary this time.

If you have an Android phone or tablet, you can try his application here.

Thursday, October 20, 2011

Merit Certificate in Science Talent Search 2011

Not as lucky as in last two years.

It's a great project, got excellent comments from 2 judges, but failed to get another Bursary. If you check out all the Prime Factorization projects on Scratch, you'll find out it's the best so far.

Be your personal best is all we can do.

Wednesday, October 06, 2010

Thursday, October 15, 2009

Major Bursary in Science Talent Search 2009

Well, not me, it's my son.

Yesterday, he got a mail from Science Victoria, saying he has been awarded a Major Bursary for his entry of a computer program.

My son began "programming" when he was 6.5 years old while I did the same when I was 13. Does this mean that he is twice as smart as me? I think so. Anyway, hope he enjoys it.