Computer Science Programming Competition for High School Students
Show off your skills at the 2019 CS Competition!
Teams (groups of 3 high school students) will compete to create real-world Java-based Computer Science programs as per competition parameters.
Development Environment for Competition is Eclipse.
(Suitable for Intro and AP Computer Science high school students.)
Approx Limit: 15 students per school. (5 teams of 3)
Team Registration is CLOSED!
Waitlist for Team Registration is here.
Please do not have your students register if you have not recieved confirmation that your school was accepted.
Waiver for Participation and Photo Release.
- Go to this first Link to get the waivers
- Send us a PDF with all the forms together after you fill them out.
- Sample Problems
CSTA-SNJ CS Competition
Tuesday, March 26th, 2019
9am
101 Vera King Farris Drive
Galloway, NJ
More information
#StocktonCSI
Team Awards & Door Prizes!
Compete! Can you beat the other teams?
Sponsored by Stockton University
Tentative Schedule
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9:00-9:20 - Arrival/Registration/Check In
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9:20 Welcome Remarks in CC Main Event Room (Bob Heinrich)
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9:30-9:45 Teacher Chaperones will accompany students as they move to labs and watch intro video
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9:45-Noon – Real Time Java-Based Competition for students (Stockton University Computer Labs)
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10:00-11:00 – Activities for Teachers/Chaperones "Augmenting your Lessons with AR/VR" in G-137
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11:00-Noon Tour of Campus for Teachers (Leave from TBA)
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Noon-12:30 – Lunch will be provided in C/D Atrium
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12:30-12:45 - TBA talk in Alton Auditorium
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12:45-1:15 – Awards, Door Prizes, certificate distribution for students and chaperones (Alton Auditorium)
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1:15 - Busses leave.
Livestream Link
Awards ceremony starts 12:20PM
Winning Teams of 2018 Competition
CONTEST RULES
Be on site and signed in by 9am on Tuesday, March 26th
No laptops, mobile devices, books or other materials may be used, this is a closed competition.
Competing in Teams of Three
Java-based- should be familiar with array, array list, random, scanner.
All submissions are through our eclipse development environment.
All chaperones will start out with their students in the labs for the video introduction to the competition.
All students needing to use bathroom facilites will sign out and sign back in with competition room monitor.
We we provide pizza for lunch. If your students have dietary restrictions, please have them provide their own food.
We are CSTA Southern New Jersey
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Elementary and Middle school-
(Problem solving & computational thinking)
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High school-
(Computing & computer science)
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College/university-
(Enrollment & transition)
- Industry-
(Engagement & preparation)
