On March 29, INEU University hosted the Olympiad in Computer Science and programming, which has become an important event for students interested in IT fields. The Olympiad covered two areas: "Programming" and "Office Systems", giving participants the opportunity to demonstrate their knowledge and skills in various fields of information technology. The direction of "Programming" The participants of the Programming course had the opportunity to compete in two levels of difficulty: "Junior" and "Professional". At the Junior level, the assignments were focused on working with the programming languages Pascal, Python and C++, which made it possible to demonstrate basic knowledge and skills in the field of coding. The Professional level was much more complex and included more advanced programming languages such as Pascal, Python, C++, Object Pascal (Delphi) and C#. This level attracted participants who were ready to solve more complex tasks and demonstrate a high level of skill. In the other direction, Office Systems— the participants completed tasks related to working with popular office programs such as MS Word and MS Excel. This area turned out to be especially interesting for those who seek to improve their office software skills, which are so necessary in their daily professional activities. Winners and achievements As a result of a hard struggle and excellent results, the winners were determined in each direction.: • In the field of Office Systems, Victoria Efimenko took the first place, demonstrating high skills in working with office software and deservedly taking the top step of the podium. • In the field of Programming, Denis Kovalev took the second place, who showed excellent results in the field of programming and won recognition for his knowledge and skills in this complex field. Congratulations to our winners with excellent results! We are proud of their achievements and are confident that their success at the Olympics will only be the beginning of further high achievements in their studies and careers. We wish Victoria and Denis further success in their studies, new victories and inspiration for new achievements in the world of information technology!