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| Questions from this year's competition |
Questions, Answers and Judges' Sheets are copyright Calgary Programming Society -- You
are free to distribute them provided no charge is made for them and this notice appears in
the distribution.
This means that Educators are welcome to make use of the problems in their classes (we'd like to know of your use for our information)
but permission must be obtained before any commercial
use is made of the Questions, Answers and Judges Sheets.
Some hints on how to win the competition that few competitors bother
to use
What are these Pre-prepared Input and Output Routines you can bring into the
competiton? Logo, Basic
and "C"
pre-prepared input and output routine examples
Elementary School Logo Graphics Language
 | Part A General Instructions -- Any body want to
give us web-pages of THEIR working answers
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| Part B
General Instructions -- Any body want to give us web-pages of THEIR working
answers
Problem here is that the two groups of students are competing for some of the same
prizes. How can you make questions with a similar degree of difficulty in two anguages
with widely different capabilities. The answer is you can't. The best you can do is to try
to make the easiest questions -- tackled by most students equivalently different and then
have harder questions -- one easier in one language and the other easier in the other.
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Elementary School -- Other Languages
| Part A General Instructions -- Any body want to
give us web-pages of THEIR working answers
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| Part B General
Instructions -- Any body want to give us web-pages of THEIR working answers
NOTE: Questions same as for Junior High -- just would expect that Elementary Students
would get Q1 and part of Q2 complete and Junior High Students would get Q1, Q2 and part of
Q3 or Q4 complete in 90 minutes. Similarly in Part B would expect Junior Students to
complete the more difficult sections
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Junior School -- Any Language
Senior High School -- Any Language
Problems, solutions and marking schemes from previous years can be found on our web
site
Web page developed by M. Smith -- Last Modified --1999-02-11 03:39 PM
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