TechFlash article about the Programming Contest
Hélène wrote a nice article for TechFlash about our Programming Contest: techflash.com/seattle/2010/12/inspiring-high-school-developers.html
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 Imaino2nd Place – Garfield HS – Derek Gasaway, Seth Vanderwilt, King Xia3rd Place – Homeschool – Alex Engelberg Novice:1st Place – Garfield HS – Tal Levy, Lucas Smith, Michael Proulx2nd Place – Garfield HS – Alex Fu, Alisa Nguyen, Quincy Pham3rd Place – Garfield HS – Matthew Goss, Eric Zeng You can see the result of the…
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
Meeting Minutes, November 20, 2010
Attending: Hélène Martin, Garfield HS Andy Davidson, Roosevelt HS Mike Panitz, Cascadia CC Brett Crane, Redmond JHS Earl Bergquist Gautam Reddy, Microsoft Stuart Reges, UW CSE Andy reports that Greg received an inquiry from CSTA sister chapter in Dallas/Ft Worth about simulcasting our meetings. They are impressed with our schedule of meeting topics and their members would be interested in hearing some of our presentations. In turn, our sessions would then be available to our members who can’t attend. No…
Communications
Just a few notes on PS CSTA communication channels for everyone: We are now using the PS CSTA website (pscsta.org) for our main source of information and communication about our group’s activities. The information on the Google Group site we have used in the past (groups.google.com/group/puget-sound-csta) won’t be updated in the future, although we will leave the existing content there. If one of us gets time, we will try to move the old meeting minutes over to the PS CSTA…
December Programming Contest
Information is now posted about the December programming contest. Registration is open until December 4th. Please note the following changes from previous contests:– 1 page of Written notes on file input/output is now allowed, but pre-written code on the computer is still not allowed.– Teams MUST be registered AND paid before Dec 4th to compete– New Contest Format– Awards are given to Top 3 Teams Overall and Top 3 Teams Novice