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On May 25, 2024, the first "Aylagir" science-based coding competition took place at the Armenian National Agrarian University.

This was the first competition of its kind in Armenia, with 30 teams registering to participate. Representatives from 14 teams advanced to the final stage.
representative.

Participants competed in the following categories:

• Elements of machine learning in the SNAP environment,

• Natural Scientific Graphs SNAP environment,

• Physics phenomena Python in the language.

The projects presented in the competition were created using Snap! and Python programming languages.

In the "Elements of Machine Learning in the SNAP Environment" category, Andranik Mergerian and Arpine Gasparyan from Karchaghbyur Secondary School won with their "Image Classifier" project.Karchaghbyur Secondary School from "Image
Classifier" project. Hakob Tamrazyan from Musaler Secondary School received an encouragement award in the same category for his "Roadside Tree Planting"
with the project.

In the "Natural Scientific Graphs in the SNAP Environment" category, Misak Grigoryan and Melsik Khudaverdyan from Musaler Secondary School won with their project "Scientific Graphs and Their Transformations."Musaler Secondary School from "Natural Scientific
project "Scientific Graphs and Their Transformations." In the same category, Ruzanna Badalyan and Anahit Knyazyan from Karchaghbyur Secondary School received an encouragement award for their project "TREE FOR LIFE."Karchaghbyur
Secondary School from "TREE FOR LIFE" project.

In the "Physics Phenomena Using Python" category, Erik Zadoyan from Vanadzor Basic School No. 2 won with his project "HandSense."Vanadzor Basic School No. 2 from "HandSense project. In the same category
In the same category, Zavur Ayvazyan and Manvel Grigoryan from Vagharshapat High School No. 2 received an encouragement award for their project "Global Warming."VagharshapatHigh School No. 2 from "Global warming" project.

All participants of the competition received gifts, including professional books and electronic devices. A special prize was awarded to Ranchpar
Alex Hambardzumyan and Aram Aghabekyan from Ranchpar Secondary School—a trip to the "Aviators" technology camp, which will take place in June in Gyumri, in collaboration with "Antrohoos"
Educational Foundation and the "MEET" Educational Center.

The competition will be held annually and is guaranteed by the Ministry of Education, Science, Culture, and Sports of the Republic of Armenia and the NCEDI Foundation:
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The competition has been featured in the following articles: cYerevan.am, Itel.am: