For important dates, see below.
The NACLO (North
American Computational Linguistics Olympiad)
is a competition for middle and high school students (grades 6 to 12)
in Canada and United States.
It presents problems involving language and logic. All problems are
written and no prior background in linguistics or computer science is
necessary. The problems are fun puzzles that can be solved by
analytical reasoning.
Try out some fun practice problems at
NACLO practice site!
Dalhousie Computational Linguistics Competition @ Faculty of Computer Science
Dalhousie Computational
Linguistics Competition 2020
for middle and high school students.
Click
here to register today! It's free!
(the registration is through NACLO site)
If you have registered, you can check/edit your information here.
Important Dates
- January 23, 2020: Competition Open Round (First Round)
-- Location:
Dalhousie University, Goldberg Computer Science Building,
6050 University Ave map
Schedule:
-- Arrival: 10:30am
-- Walk-in registration if needed: 10:30-10:40am
-- Briefing about the rules: 10:45-11:00am
-- Contest Time: 11:00am-2:00pm
-- Pizza: 2:00pm
- Note: Please make sure that you are subscribed to the email list "Dalhousie NACLO" naclo@lists.dnlp.ca to be notified of any changes to the information below. You can subscribe by sending an email to vlado@dnlp.ca.
-- Location:
Dalhousie University, Goldberg Computer Science Building,
6050 University Ave map
Schedule:
-- Arrival: 10:30am
-- Walk-in registration if needed: 10:30-10:40am
-- Briefing about the rules: 10:45-11:00am
-- Contest Time: 11:00am-2:00pm
-- Pizza: 2:00pm
- Note: Please make sure that you are subscribed to the email list "Dalhousie NACLO" naclo@lists.dnlp.ca to be notified of any changes to the information below. You can subscribe by sending an email to vlado@dnlp.ca.