Hélène wrote a nice article for TechFlash about our Programming Contest:
techflash.com/seattle/2010/12/inspiring-high-school-developers.html
Thursday, December 16, 2010
Monday, December 13, 2010
December 2010 Programming Contest Results
Congratulations to the following teams for placing at the Dec2010 Programming Contest:
Overall:
1st Place - Tahoma HS - Colin Wallace, Andrew Reinman, Daniel Imaino
2nd Place - Garfield HS - Derek Gasaway, Seth Vanderwilt, King Xia
3rd Place - Homeschool - Alex Engelberg
Novice:
1st Place - Garfield HS - Tal Levy, Lucas Smith, Michael Proulx
2nd Place - Garfield HS - Alex Fu, Alisa Nguyen, Quincy Pham
3rd Place - Garfield HS - Matthew Goss, Eric Zeng
You can see the result of the results here.
Here are the problems, student files, and judges files for the contest (zip). Note that there are a few mistakes in the problems not noted in the corrections/clarifications.
Thanks again to our judges, PSCSTA members, UW helpers, and everyone else that made this contest a success. We hope to see you back in April!
Overall:
1st Place - Tahoma HS - Colin Wallace, Andrew Reinman, Daniel Imaino
2nd Place - Garfield HS - Derek Gasaway, Seth Vanderwilt, King Xia
3rd Place - Homeschool - Alex Engelberg
Novice:
1st Place - Garfield HS - Tal Levy, Lucas Smith, Michael Proulx
2nd Place - Garfield HS - Alex Fu, Alisa Nguyen, Quincy Pham
3rd Place - Garfield HS - Matthew Goss, Eric Zeng
You can see the result of the results here.
Here are the problems, student files, and judges files for the contest (zip). Note that there are a few mistakes in the problems not noted in the corrections/clarifications.
Thanks again to our judges, PSCSTA members, UW helpers, and everyone else that made this contest a success. We hope to see you back in April!
Friday, December 10, 2010
Monday, December 6, 2010
December Programming Contest - Registration closed.
Registration for the December contest is now closed - confirmation and drop notices have been emailed out to all registered teams. Please contact chess@tahomasd.us if you have questions/concerns about your registration
Wednesday, December 1, 2010
Python Workshop -- schedule correction
My mistake on the time of the Python Workshop:
Unlike our normal meeting schedule of 1:00 - 4:00 pm, this month's meeting, for the Python Programming Workshop, will be from 10:00 am - 1:00 pm.
This is so that teachers who are coming with their student teams for the Programming Contest can attend both. The contest starts at 8:30 am and should finish by 2:30. So teachers can start their teams off on the contest, then go to the workshop if they want to, and finish up in time for the end of the contest.
Details about the Python workshop are here. You should bring a laptop to work on, with Python installed on it, and please note Hélène's warnings about versions.
Sorry for the confusion on the original announcement.
Unlike our normal meeting schedule of 1:00 - 4:00 pm, this month's meeting, for the Python Programming Workshop, will be from 10:00 am - 1:00 pm.
This is so that teachers who are coming with their student teams for the Programming Contest can attend both. The contest starts at 8:30 am and should finish by 2:30. So teachers can start their teams off on the contest, then go to the workshop if they want to, and finish up in time for the end of the contest.
Details about the Python workshop are here. You should bring a laptop to work on, with Python installed on it, and please note Hélène's warnings about versions.
Sorry for the confusion on the original announcement.
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