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Programming Fundamentals Challenges
Programming Fundamentals challenges put you inside the work of writing code that is correct, readable and fast. You'll build core skills in functions & data structures, object-oriented design and design patterns, work in Python or JavaScript, and learn to do code reading and refactoring the way teams expect.
From there you'll tackle the harder edges — algorithm analysis, complexity analysis, graph algorithms and generics & type systems — pushing into performance engineering, low-latency programming patterns and systems-language proficiency (Go, Rust, C++). Each challenge you solve earns a verified credential you can share with recruiters.
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Interpretable-by-Design GAM for an Insurer's Claims Triage
You receive an anonymized claims dataset (around 60,000 claims, target: log reserve), a feature schema (22 features), and an existing LightGBM baseline (held-out R^2 of 0.78). T…
- Generalized Additive Models
- Ebm
- Interpretability
Explainable and Interpretable AI - CodeBeginnerNew
Open-Domain QA over Product Documentation
You receive a snapshot of the documentation (Markdown) and 120 real support questions with the URLs of pages containing the answer. Build an open-domain QA pipeline: chunk the d…
- Open Domain Qa
- Passage Retrieval
- Reading Comprehension
Question Answering and Conversational Systems - CodeBeginnerNew
Knowledge-Graph Recommender for a Niche Online Bookstore
Model the catalog as a knowledge graph (nodes: books, authors, genres, themes, eras, awards; edges: wrote, in-genre, has-theme, won, similar-to). Use Neo4j or a simple Python in…
- Knowledge Representation
- Knowledge Graphs
- Python Or Javascript
Introduction to Artificial Intelligence (CS Elective) - CodeSeniorNew
Dynamic Pricing for a Renewable Energy Aggregator
Your task is to develop a dynamic pricing model for GreenGrid's electricity sales. Constraints: must account for weather-dependent generation, market price volatility, and regul…
- Dynamic Pricing
- Optimization
- Risk Management
Managerial Economics Practice your coursework on real scenarios.
Every challenge is shaped from real-world context — not generic exercises. The work mirrors what your degree prepares you for.
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- CodeIntermediateNew
MinHash Similarity Sketch for a Job-Board Deduplication Pipeline
Implement a MinHash signature generator (128 permutations) over shingled job-posting text (5-gram word shingles). Build an LSH banding index (16 bands of 8 hashes each) tuned fo…
- Minhash
- Locality Sensitive Hashing
- Probabilistic Data Structures
Randomized Algorithms - CodeIntermediateNew
Designing a Dynamic Pricing Engine for a Ride-Hailing Startup
Your team is given a dataset of historical rides (timestamp, pickup location zone, demand level, available drivers). You must design a pricing algorithm that: (1) uses a multipl…
- Python Or Javascript
- Pandas
- Simulation
Programming for Business Applications - AnalysisIntermediateNew
MCMC for Conversion-Funnel A/B Testing at a Marketplace
You receive 6 weeks of per-visitor funnel data (visit, sign-up, trial start, trial-to-paid conversion) split by variant and by acquisition channel (organic, paid social, paid se…
- Mcmc
- Bayesian Hierarchical Models
- A/B Testing
Probabilistic Machine Learning - AnalysisBeginnerNew
Optimizing Last-Mile Delivery for a San Francisco Grocery Startup
Your task is to formulate a minimum-cost flow problem for daily delivery routes. Use the provided order data (locations, time windows, volumes) and vehicle specs (capacity, spee…
- Linear Programming
- Network Flow
- Python Or Javascript
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Diagnose Churn Drivers for a B2B SaaS Workflow Tool
You receive three CSV exports: 18 months of weekly product-usage events for about 1,800 accounts, the full support-ticket history, and account firmographics (industry, size, pla…
- Exploratory Data Analysis
- Data Wrangling
- Feature Engineering
Applied Data Analysis and Practical Data Science - AnalysisBeginnerNew
Chunking Strategy Bake-Off for Financial Filings
You receive 40 anonymized 10-K filings and 100 labeled questions split into 50 narrative (e.g., 'what is the company's main risk factor?') and 50 numerical (e.g., 'what was oper…
- Document Chunking
- Semantic Chunking
- Layout Aware Chunking
Retrieval-Augmented Generation - CodeBeginnerNew
Markov Random Field for Image Segmentation in Crop Monitoring
You receive 60 Sentinel-2 image tiles (10-meter resolution) over 12 vineyards, each tile with per-pixel disease labels from agronomist field walks. Take the consultancy's existi…
- Markov Random Fields
- Graph Cuts
- Image Segmentation
Probabilistic Graphical Models - ResearchSeniorNew
Probabilistic Numerics for an ODE-Constrained Battery Model
You receive 12 months of charge/discharge cycle data for 50 battery packs from a delivery-van fleet, plus the existing single-particle ODE degradation model (Python). Use a prob…
- Probabilistic Numerics
- Bayesian Inference
- Ode Modeling
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- ResearchSeniorNew
Benchmark Conformal Prediction for a Healthcare Risk-Score
You receive a labeled dataset of about 25,000 patient encounters with the current risk-score's predictions and ground-truth 1-year outcomes. Implement and compare split conforma…
- Conformal Prediction
- Uncertainty Quantification
- Calibration
Statistical Machine Learning - CodeIntermediateNew
Multi-Agent Research Assistant for Biotech Patent Review
You receive 20 historical patent applications with the firm's own prior-art memos as ground truth. Design and build a 3-agent system: (a) Searcher — issues queries to a patent-s…
- Ai Agents
- Multi Agent Collaboration
- Agent Evaluation
AI Agents and LLM-Based Agents - AnalysisBeginnerNew
Diagnose Query Failures in an E-Commerce Search Box
You receive 6 months of anonymized query logs (~480 million rows): query string, language hint, results-shown count, top-3 product clicks, and add-to-cart events. Build a notebo…
- Query Log Analysis
- Clustering
- Ir Failure Analysis
Information Retrieval and Search - DesignIntermediateNew
Train a Self-Play Agent for a Card-Game Edtech Demo
Implement a small two-player imperfect-information card game (Kuhn poker or a 3-card simplified Hold'em variant). Implement CFR or CFR+ for the game and run self-play for at lea…
- Counterfactual Regret Minimization
- Self Play
- Game Theory
Artificial Intelligence: Principles and Techniques - AnalysisFoundationalNew
Cluster Climate-Tech SMB Customers for a Growth Team
You receive a CSV with company size, industry sub-vertical, country, product features adopted, monthly active users, and lifetime value. Standardize features, decide on a cluste…
- Unsupervised Learning
- Clustering
- Dimensionality Reduction
Machine Learning (Undergraduate) - CodeBeginnerNew
Implement a Constraint Solver for a Lisbon Tourism Scheduler
Model the next-week schedule as a CSP: variables are (guide, day, slot) assignments; domains are available routes; constraints encode language requirements, max consecutive tour…
- Constraint Satisfaction
- Backtracking Search
- Python Or Javascript
Introduction to Artificial Intelligence - ResearchIntermediateNew
Explore the Bias-Variance Trade-off on a Tabular Healthcare Cohort
You receive a 90,000-patient anonymized de-identified tabular dataset (demographics, labs, claims-derived features) and a binary 12-month-readmission outcome. Pick three model f…
- Bias Variance Tradeoff
- Regularization
- Model Selection
Machine Learning - AnalysisBeginnerNew
Map Creator Communities for a Short-Form Video Platform
You receive a 90-day sample of about 4 million creator-creator interactions (duets, mentions, audience overlap) and creator metadata (region, language, content tag). Build a cre…
- Network Analysis
- Community Detection
- Graph Visualization
Social Network Analysis and Web Science - CodeSeniorNew
Designing a Bond Trading Strategy for a Hedge Fund
Your task is to design a long-short strategy: long corporate bonds and short gilts (or vice versa) based on spread analysis. Use historical data (provided) to backtest the strat…
- Fixed Income Arbitrage
- Yield Spread Analysis
- Backtesting
Fixed Income and Bond Markets - CodeBeginnerNew
Implement a Distance-Vector Routing Algorithm
Implement distance-vector routing in Python: each simulated router maintains a distance vector, exchanges vectors with neighbors every 1 second of simulated time, and updates it…
- Routing
- Distance Vector
- Network Simulation
Computer Networks - AnalysisBeginnerNew
Model Diffusion of a Hashtag Across a Music-Discovery Platform
You receive 30 days of hashtag-usage data (about 2.4 million events) with account metadata and the follow graph between active hashtag users. Fit an information-diffusion model …
- Diffusion Models
- Network Analysis
- Causal Attribution
Social Network Analysis and Web Science - CodeBeginnerNew
Predict Catalyst Properties for a Green-Hydrogen Pharma Spinout
Use an open catalyst dataset (e.g., Open Catalyst Project subset, or a Materials Project pull) where each candidate has descriptors and a target activity property. Train a tabul…
- Tabular Modeling
- Uncertainty Quantification
- Feature Engineering
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