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Register as a new member for the contests of the American Computer
Science League (ACSL) and get a free contest question CD. The CD contains
20 original programming problems with solutions and 27 questions and solutions
from our category list.
Whereas most other CS contests are geared for just your very best
students, ACSL has three divisions that are geared to inexperienced first year
students in grades 6 - 12 through those who have completed the AP course.
ACSL even has a division that does not require programming.
ACSL also provides students with a Short Problems part on various
computer science topics and a Programming Problem part that students can
complete in any language of their choice.
Contest materials make it possible for you to teach your students
about Boolean Algebra, Digital Electronics, Graph Theory, Lisp Programming, Computer
Number Systems, Recursive Functions, Bit String Operations, Prefix and Postfix
Notation, Data Structures, and even Assembly Language. All topics
introduce core concepts in the field of computer science.
ACSL, in its 37th year of offering computer science contests for
all of your students and administered at your school, is on the Approved
Activities List of the National Association of Secondary School
Principals. Remember, the All-Star Contest in May, 2015 will be held in
Orlando, FL!
See a complete set of contest questions for all of the ACSL
divisions by clicking the Sample Questions link at: www.acsl.org. Write to info@acslorg with
any questions. We answer quickly!
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