BIGGEST SCIENCE OLYMPIAD

BAHRIA COLLEGE KARSAZ

 AL KHAWRIZMI'S ARITHMETIC
To prepare effectively, ensure you are well-versed in the
following mathematical concepts. Questions will be drawn
from these areas, so review and practice as much as
possible:

Basic Arithmetic: Focus on speed and accuracy in calculations.

Basic Calculus:

Differentiation and Integration: Understand fundamental principles and

understand common techniques

Geometry : Familiarize yourself with shapes, angles, area, and volume

calculations.

Number Theory : Study prime numbers, divisibility rules, and modular

arithmetic.

Arithmetic, Geometric,Fibaconni Progressions and binomial theorm:

Understand sequences, series, and formula derivations.

Circle Properties : Be knowledgeable about tangents, chords, angles, and

other circle theorems.

Trigonometry : Review key identities, formulas, and applications in

problem-solving.

Polynomials: Acquire foundational knowledge of polynomials, including

their operations, properties, and applications, to develop a
comprehensive understanding of algebraic expressions.(Factor and
remainder theorm)

Logarithms: Understand the concepts and properties of logarithmic

functions, including their graphs, applications, and problem-solving
techniques.
 Sets, Relations & Functions:
Learn the fundamental concepts of set theory, relations, and functions,
including their definitions, properties, and applications in mathematics.

Matrices & Vectors:

Acquire knowledge of matrix and vector operations, including addition,
multiplication, determinants, and applications in linear algebra and
problem-solving.

Probability and Statistics: Understand the principles of probability theory

and statistical analysis, including data visualization, descriptive statistics,
inference, hypothesis testing, and regression analysis.

SULTAN KHAN'S GAMBIT

Master chess tactics like forks, pins, and skewers, and practice rapid
decision-making in timed games. Strengthen puzzle-solving skills and
improve speed with online blitz matches.

BANU MOSA BROTHERS CYBORGS

To prepare for Banu Mosa Cyborgs, candidates should focus on
the following areas:
1. Basic Electronics:
Understand components like resistors, capacitors, transistors, LEDs, and
diodes.
Learn to read and interpret circuit diagrams.
Gain hands-on experience with breadboards and power management.
2. Arduino and Microcontrollers:
Learn Arduino C++ programming for microcontrollers.
Understand how to interface and control motors, LEDs, and sensors.
Work with Arduino IDE and understand basic serial communication.
3. Sensor Integration:
Understand various sensors such as ultrasonic, infrared, gyroscope, and
line-following sensors.
Learn how to calibrate and process sensor data for decision-making.
4. Mechanical Design:
Learn the basics of servo and DC motors and their applications in
robotics. Understand how to build sturdy robotic structures.
Work with simple gear systems and mechanical linkages.
5. Debugging and Troubleshooting:
Learn to identify and fix hardware and software issues.
Develop a structured approach to test circuits and code.
Optimize robot movement through fine-tuning and debugging.
6. Logical Thinking and Algorithm Development:
Learn basic pathfinding algorithms (like line-following logic).
Understand loop control and decision-making in embedded programming.
Optimize code efficiency and execution speed.
7. Practical Applications:
Work on mini robotics projects to gain hands-on experience.
Learn about autonomous robots, object detection, and basic automation

AL JAZARI'S FRAMEWORK
1. Pseudocode and Algorithmic Thinking:
Learn to break down problems into logical steps. Write structured and
readable pseudocode that clearly represents logic. Understand
fundamental algorithms like sorting (bubble, merge, quicksort) and
searching (binary, linear search). Develop flowcharts to visualize problem-
solving approaches.
2. Debugging and Code Optimization:
Identify and fix logical errors and syntax errors in Python and C++.
Understand common runtime errors like segmentation faults, infinite
loops, and memory leaks. Optimize code for performance and readability.
Use debugging tools like print statements, debugging modes, and error
logs.
3. Programming Language Proficiency:
For Python
Learn basic syntax, data types, loops, and functions. Work with file
handling, dictionaries, and lists. Understand object-oriented programming
(OOP) basics. Implement simple automation scripts and mathematical
computations.
For C++
Master pointers, dynamic memory allocation, and recursion. Work with
STL (Standard Template Library) for efficiency. Develop multi-file projects
using headers and classes. Optimize code using time complexity analysis
(Big-O notation).
4. Logic Building and Problem-Solving:
Solve real-world problems using logical reasoning. Implement data
structures like arrays, linked lists, stacks, and queues.Work with recursion
and dynamic programming techniques. Design and implement modular
and reusable code.
5. Competitive Programming Strategies:
Learn how to analyze problem statements effectively. Practice solving
time-constrained coding challenges. Work on edge cases and boundary
conditions. Develop skills in code efficiency and optimization techniques.

AL JAHIZ'S TEGMENTUM

Study the structure and functions of animal and plant cells, focusing
on key organelles and their differences. Learn about lung anatomy,
including alveoli, bronchi, and gas exchange. Understand how
oxygen is transported in the blood and the role of hemoglobin.
Review fish anatomy, including gills, fins, and internal organs.
Familiarize yourself with basic dissection techniques, specimen
handling, and lab safety rules. Focus on observation skills and
identifying key biological structures accurately.

OMAR KHAYYAM'S ODYSSEY

Understand the principles of series and parallel circuits, including

voltage, current, and resistance behavior in each type. Learn how to
design and troubleshoot basic electrical circuits using common
components like resistors, LEDs, and switches. Familiarize yourself
with DIY circuit building, ensuring correct connections and power
management. Develop problem-solving skills to identify faults in
circuits, such as broken connections or incorrect wiring. Strengthen
logical thinking for solving electrical mazes, focusing on circuit flow
and efficiency.
 ISMAIL GULJEE'S ARTISTRY
Familiarize yourself with sculpting tools such as clay cutting knives,
cutting threads, rolling pins, loop tools, and sponges. Understand
their specific purposes, like shaping, carving, smoothing, and
detailing clay. Practice basic clay handling techniques, including
rolling, cutting, and texturing. Focus on precision, creativity, and
using the right tool for each step in the sculpting process.

AL JABIR'S ALCHEMY
Review balancing chemical equations, understanding reactants,
products, and conservation of mass. Familiarize yourself with
molecular models, including how atoms bond and form compounds.
Study salt analysis, focusing on identifying cations and anions
through common laboratory tests. Strengthen observation skills and
understanding of chemical reactions. Practice proper lab safety and
handling of chemicals to ensure accuracy in experiments.

SINAN'S EDIFICE
Understand Newton’s laws of motion and how they apply to
structural stability and movement. Learn Pascal’s law, which
explains how pressure is transmitted in fluids, essential for hydraulic
systems. Study the balance of forces to ensure equilibrium in
structures and prevent collapse. Familiarize yourself with tension
and compression, crucial in bridges, beams, and load-bearing
structures. Understand the center of mass and its role in stability,
particularly in tall or moving structures. Explore flexibility and
elasticity, determining how materials bend and return to shape
under force. Learn about force distribution, ensuring loads are
spread efficiently to prevent weak points. Study stress and strain in
materials and how they respond to external forces. Analyze the
effects of weight and pressure on structures to improve durability
and efficiency.
 ASGHAR FARHADI'S
CINEMATOGRAPHY
Understand the basics of camera angles, framing, and movement to
create visually compelling scenes. Learn about lighting techniques
and how they influence mood and storytelling. Explore set design
and composition, ensuring every element in the frame adds to the
narrative. Study the Dolly’s Room effect, where perspective and
proportions are manipulated to create optical illusions. Familiarize
yourself with editing fundamentals, including continuity, transitions,
and pacing to enhance cinematic impact.

KHADIJA AL KUBRA'S COMMERCE

Understand the fundamentals of business idea development,
including problem-solving, market needs, and budgeting within
constraints. Learn how to analyze target customers and create a
sustainable model through effective financial planning. Develop
strong pitching skills, focusing on clarity, feasibility, and market
potential. Familiarize yourself with crisis management strategies to
ensure business adaptability. Practice budget allocation and
resource management for investment in marketing, research, and
product development. Strengthen decision-making and teamwork to
refine ideas based on market feedback.

HOSSEIN NASR'S ECOLOGY

Understand the principles of eco-friendly product design and how to
minimize environmental impact while solving real-world problems.
Learn about sustainable materials, their benefits, and how to use
them effectively in construction. Familiarize yourself with solar
energy applications, particularly in small-scale devices like phone
chargers. Develop strong brainstorming and prototyping skills to
adapt designs based on challenges or client needs. Practice efficient
resource management to avoid material waste and optimize
budgeted supplies. Strengthen team collaboration to enhance
creativity and decision-making under time constraints.
 IBN E BATTUTA'S EXPEDITION
INSTRUCTIONS:
1. 40 Teams will be participating in Round 1 (Rumi Riddle) which is
the easier round.
2. 20 Teams will proceed to Round 2(Darwin’s Chase) however the
difficulty level will be increased.
3. Only 10 teams will qualify for Round 3(Averroes’s Enigma) which
will be the hardest level.
4. Only 1 Team will be able to reach the treasure successfully.
5. Each clue has designated points which will help in qualification to
the next round.
6. Bonus challenges are also given to teams in order to boost their
scores.
7. Each round has limited time in which the track is to be completed.
8. Round 1 has a duration of 1 hours 40 minutes.
9. Round 2 will be 1.5 hours long.
10. Round 3 will have a time span of 1 hour.

RULES FOR PARTICIPANTS:

1. Participants are instructed to reach Primary Wing Assembly Area
for Briefing beforehand.
2. No mobile phones will be allowed during the game, if anyone is
found using their phones immediate elimination will be done.
3. The Delegation can only switch partners after each round, no
shifting between the teams is allowed during the round.
4. Time based eliminations will be considered.
5. Participants have to keep in mind that they shall be following a
particular path different from others hence no cheating, taking help
from others, following other teams etc. will be acceptable.
6. The College Maps given to you are to be used in each round.
7. College property should not be damage during the game.
8. Participants cannot go to the restricted areas that will be
highlighted on the map.
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 AL BATTANI'S NEBULA
Familiarize yourself with celestial bodies, their unique
characteristics, and how to identify them using key planetary and
stellar features. Learn about terraforming concepts, including
atmospheric composition, temperature regulation, and water
sources essential for sustaining life. Understand the challenges of
making a planet habitable, such as radiation protection, gravity, and
oxygen generation. Strengthen problem-solving and research skills
to analyze planetary data and develop feasible transformation
strategies. Practice presentation and model-building techniques to
effectively communicate scientific ideas.