C o m p u t e r S c i e n c e D e p a r t m e n t
2005 NJIT High School Programming Contest
Due to weather conditions on Feb 25 2005
The programming contest has been RESCHEDULED to MARCH 18 2005.
For any further questions please contact Ms. Sarah Vandermark (973) 596 2985
| What? | A programming contest for high school students attending NJ high schools |
| When? | Friday March 18th, 2005. |
| Where? | New Jersey Institute of Technology, Newark, NJ |
| How? | Register your team now. Registration Deadline: January 14, 2005 |
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Why? |
Prove your mettle, compete with the best, and win prizes. |
| Who? | Each NJ high school can enter one team of up to 3 juniors/seniors |
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Why? |
Compete with the best and prove your mettle. Besides!, there are attractive prizes |
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Past? |
OVERVIEW
The Computer Science Department of the New Jersey Institute of Technology is proud to host the second annual, 2005 NJIT High School Programming Contest. The contest brings talented students from high schools throughout New Jersey to the NJIT campus to participate in a programming competition. Each high school can enter one team of up to 3 students. Each team will demonstrate their programming skills and problem-solving abilities by attempting to solve a number of programming problems. There is no cost to enter the contest.
PRIZES
Prizes will be awarded to each of the top 3 winning high schools and to members of each of these teams.
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First-Place Team |
The high school will be given a $500 cash award. Also, each member of the team will receive either a $4,000 prize applicable to freshman-year tuition at NJIT* or a $400 cash award. Each of the three members of the First-Place Team will also receive an IBM PDA |
| Second-Place Team | The high school will be given a $300 cash award. Also, each member of the team will receive either a $2,000 prize applicable to freshman-year tuition at NJIT* or a $200 cash award. |
| Third-Place Team |
The high school will be given a $200 cash award. Also, each member of the team will receive either a $1,000 prize applicable to freshman-year tuition at NJIT* or a $100 cash award. |
Also, top high schools that compete in the contest will receive 2 copies of Java or C++ textbooks (as available).
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Receipt of the prize as a tuition award requires that the student be admitted as a freshman and enroll at NJIT in the fall semester immediately after graduating from high school.
Contest Information
Registration
Sponsors
Organizing Committee
For more information, contact
Dr. Michael A. Baltrush
E-mail: mab@cis.njit.edu
Office Phone: 973-596-3386