2006 NJIT High School Programming Contest
Date: March 23, 2006
- Who?
- One team of up to 3 students from each NJ high school can enter
- What?
- A programming contest for high school students attending NJ high schools
- When?
- Date: March 23, 2006
- Where?
- New Jersey Institute of Technology, Newark NJ
- Why?
- Prove your mettle, compete with the best, and win cool prizes
- How?
- It is already finished.
Pictures
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Participants
(Parts II, III, IV) |
The Contest
(Parts II, III, IV, V, VI) |
Presentations for the coaches |
Welcome/breakfast
(See also Part II) |
Official results:
Winner:
Freehold High School, Freehold, NJ (solved 7 out of 8 problems!)
Runner-up:
Chatham High School, Chatham, NJ (6 problems)
3rd place:
East Brunswick High School, East Brunswick, NJ (5 problems)
4th place:
Fair Lawn High School, Fair Lawn, NJ (5 problems)
5th place:
Bergen County Academies, Hackensack, NJ (5 problems)
6th place:
Madison High School, Madison, NJ (5 problems)
7th place:
Morris Hills High School, Rockaway, NJ (5 problems)
8th place:
Livingston High School, Livingston, NJ (5 problems)
Overview
The Computer Science Department of the New Jersey Institute of Technology is proud to host the third annual, 2006 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.
Contest information
- The Contest is over! See the results !
- List of 41 teams registered to the contest is available
- 38 teams participated
- Contest rules
Selected excerpts from the rules:- Submition: You can only submit one source code file for each problem, either in C++ or in JAVA.
- Input/Output: Every program should expect two command line parameters (the name of an input file and the name of an output file). Detailed directions will be handed out at the contest.
- During the contest, the computers will be running Microsoft Windows.
Contestants may write programs in C++ and Java.
Microsoft Visual C++ version 6.0 will be available for C++ programming.
Eclipse 3.0 or 3.1 will be available for Java programming and is recommended for JAVA. Sun J2SDK version 1.4.0_01 or newer (as a DOS command line program) will be used
for processing Java programs under Windows.
No other programming environment or language may be used.
- Brief manual to Microsoft Visual C++ is available at http://163.238.35.144/~grant/imberman/visc1.htm
- Brief manual to Eclipse is available at http://cs.njit.edu/cis113/eclipse_3_tutor.doc
- All teams will receive with their registration package some brief instructions of how to use Microsoft Visual C++ and Eclipse system during the Contest
- Directions to NJIT
- As a help in preparations, use problems from the 2005 NJIT Programming Contest. (Participants had 2.5 hours to solve the problems.)
Contact
Please address questions or requests for more information to
Sarah Vandermark
(Phone: 973-596-2985, Email:
sarah.vandermark@njit.edu).
Organizers
- Prof. Narain Gehani
- Prof. James Geller
- Prof. Michael A. Baltrush
- Prof. Marvin Nakayama
- Prof. Barry Cohen
- Sarah Vandermark
- Kathy James
Sponsors
Previous Contests
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Previous Winners
2005 NJIT Programming Contest Winners
- First Place: Fair Lawn High School, Fair Lawn, NJ
- Second Place: Madison High School, Madison, NJ
- Third Place: Bergen County Academies, Hackensack, NJ
2004 NJIT Programming Contest Winners
- First Place: Millburn High School, Millburn, NJ
- Second Place: Middletown High School South, Middletown, NJ
- Third Place: Livingston High School, Livingston, NJ