Team & Rules
- Teams of 2-3 registered competitors
- One PC allowed per team
- No internet access or phone usage
- No communication between teams during contests
CODE THE FUTURE, SHAPE THE INFINITY
“Hello World” is an IEEE CS competition crafted for students and young professionals passionate about problem-solving. This edition, themed Galactic Minds, invites participants on an interstellar journey where logic meets exploration. Through technical sessions such as C++ demonstrations and problem-solving workshops, participants will navigate cosmic challenges, decode signals from distant worlds, and unravel mysteries hidden across the galaxy. 🚀
Galactic Minds Behind the Mission — Swipe to explore
Hello World is ENIS's premier annual programming competition, bringing together Tunisia's brightest CS minds for a day of algorithmic problem-solving.
Format: Teams of 2–3 work under timed pressure. A Training Contest in the morning prepares participants; the Main Contest runs in the afternoon with a live leaderboard.
Theme: "HELLO WORLD 6.0" — AI, space and next-generation computing. Challenges probe real-world applications of algorithms and intelligent systems.
A warm-up round in the morning. Teams solve introductory problems to calibrate their approach before the main event.
The flagship contest: 5 hours of algorithmic problem-solving under time pressure. Judged on correctness, efficiency and number of problems solved.
Industry leaders and IEEE members deliver keynote insights on AI, algorithms, software engineering and career pathways.
Sponsor booths and structured networking sessions connect participants with companies, recruiters and academics.
April 26, 2026 · Digital Research Center of Sfax
Expert Speakers & Judges — Swipe to explore
Top 3% Engineering Talent
Proven Track Record
Media Coverage
INFLUENCE — Present your brand to 200+ engineering students and professionals.
INSPIRE — Associate your brand with excellence. Meet next-gen innovators.
RECRUIT — Access Tunisia's top algorithmic talent. Interview on-site.
NETWORK — Build direct relationships with IEEE experts and academics.
ieee-cs@enis.tn
Digital Research Center of Sfax, Tunisia
April 26, 2026