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Duško Obradović is a prominent figure in the fields of programming and education in Serbia. Since 1991, he has been a computer science teacher at Veljko Petrović Gymnasium in Sombor. He has a strong focus on competitive algorithmic programming, achieving significant success with his students. Some of his former students are currently working for well-known companies such as Microsoft and Nordeus.
His awards include leading a team to victory in the High School Programming League 2012/13 and consistently participating in all 16 finals of Microsoft's "Bubble Cup." Obradović has been recognized for his exceptional contribution to education, receiving prestigious awards such as the "Svetosavska Award" from the Serbian Minister of Education and the "Charter of the City" from Sombor.
Beyond his achievements in programming, Obradović also prioritizes an active outdoor lifestyle. Over the past 19 years, he has organized adventures in nature for his students, covering over 1,000 km per season. These include canoeing, mountain climbing, and camping in the wilderness. Additionally, Obradović participates annually in the international programming competition CodeIT, where he not only encourages his students but also competes alongside them, demonstrating his dedication to their development as well as his own continuous learning.
With a strong commitment to both programming and outdoor education, Obradović continues to inspire and guide his students, helping them develop their talents in various fields.
