Coding

Description

Participants respond to an annual coding-related design challenge by developing a software program that will accurately address an onsite problem in a specified, limited amount of time.

The following programming languages may be used to complete the assigned problems:

  • C version C17

  • C++ version C++20

  • C# version 8

  • Java version 21.0

  • Javascript/Node version 18.19

  • Python version 3.9

  • Ruby version 3.2

  • Rust version 1.75

  • Swift version 5.10

Participants will be presented with a series of coding problems that must be completed on site at the conference. Evaluation will be based on the successful completion of the problems and the time in which it takes students or teams to complete all the challenges.

The USA Computing Olympiad website and the ACM-ICPC International website are helpful resources for the Coding event. Additional resources that can be used to prepare for the event are listed below:

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Shorecrest HS, 2024 1st Place

 

Event Resources

EVENT EXAMPLES

Click on the links to the right to view past entries for this event!

 

Event Deadlines

January 23, 2025

Each student must take the sample Coding test. Students should complete the test without outside assistance or resources.

Link to Coding test

Each student should take the test individually. Students will need their Competitor ID number from their advisor.

Advisors will receive student scores

April 2025

All team members will take a Coding test at the state conference on Wednesday night during the testing window.

Each team member must bring a laptop for testing that can connect to wifi (which may require entering a password).

All teams may compete in the onsite challenge, but only the Top 12, based on combined test scores, will have their work judged.

 

Washington TSA Rules

To compete, students must:

  • Belong to a currently affiliated TSA chapter

  • Be registered (by their TSA advisor) for competition by December 20, 2024 ($30)

  • Compete in the January 23, 2025 virtual competition (see individual event pages for details)

  • Be selected as a top competitor in their event(s) and invited to participate at State

    • Number of competitors is dependent on specific event

    • Qualifying competitor lists will be published by February 10, 2025

    • State Conference registration week February 24-28, 2025 (see state conference page for details)

This event is only for teams of 2. At the state level, 3 teams per chapter may compete.

Additional Information

Event Coordinator:

Event Manager: Spencer Martin, spencer.martin@sunnysideschools.org

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