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Victoria Park Programming competition

Victor's Programming Exhibition (VPEX) will take place during a 2.5-hour window between 3:00 pm EST of Feb. 7th, 2020 to 3:00 pm EST of Feb. 10th, 2020. To help you prepare for the CCC, this contest will feature 6 problems with an approximate difficulty ranging from CCC Junior 1 to CCC Senior 5.

While everyone is welcome to participate online, we also invite you to attend VPEX on-site at Victoria Park CI room C-15 and room C-3. The on-site contest is identical to its online counterpart, except for the following additions:

• The contest conditions will be more realistic.
• Solutions will be explained at the end of the contest.
• Prizes, food, and provisions will be provided to each participant.

2020 CCC On-line Grader instructions

Students who have registered for the 2020 Canadian Computing Competition (CCC) need to register for the on-line grader, so that you can practice using the system before the contest date of February 12, 2020.

Information on how to register and use the on-line grader can be found at:             http://cccgrader.com/register.php
You will need CEMC "school number". Our school number is
057000515
Ask me to approve your registration.
After approval login and try the grading system.
http://cccgrader.com/

I urge you to register and to test the system before hand.

Canadian Computing Competition

Canadian Computing Competition will be held on Wednesday, February 12, 2020 in rooms C-3 and C-15(if more space is needed) from 9:00 AM to 12:30 PM.
The registration is $8.00. The deadline for the registration is February 7.
If you will not register and pay by February 7, you can participate anyway. You need to pay during the competition $8.00 - $11.00

More info about Canadian Computing Competition (CCC) www.cemc.uwaterloo.ca/contests/computing.html

This is the link to the past competition questions past CCC contest questions with solutions

The Citizens Hack starts on Friday September 9th.

The Citizens Hack is a hackathon for secondary and post-secondary students and it kicks off on Friday Sep. 6, 2019 at CSI in Toronto. Dates: Fri., Sep. 6, 2019 to Sun., Sep. 8, 2019
Location: Centre for Social Innovation - Annex, Toronto

Can Hack

Can Hack is running again this year. This is a free (and very fun) competition for Canadian high school students organized by Ryerson and it uses the CMU picoCTF platform as a cyber security contest. You can find more details here.

VEX robotics events in 2018/2019 school year

Vex Robotics Club will start at the beginning of December ( when we will receive parts to build a robot)


Click here for VEX Robotics Signup

ECOO programming contest

The Toronto District School Board's qualifying programming contest for ECOO will be:
Date:TDSB level - Saturday March 23rd??, 2019

Regional: Saturday April 27th, 2019
Finals: Saturday, May 11th, 2019 Usual Time: 10:00am – 2:00pm
Location: York University, Computer Science & Engineering Building, Lecture Halls B & C, (No. 19 on the map at http://maps.info.yorku.ca/keele-campus/)

• Setup is from 9:00 am to 10:00 am. The contest will run from 10:00 am until 1:00 pm. A pizza lunch will be served following the competition.
• Each team is expected to bring its own computer equipment, including the power cord(s). Laptops are encouraged. The computer must have a USB port.
• No books (resource, textbooks, or manuals) are allowed. No previously written code (in either printed or electronic form) is permitted.
• The only hand-held electronics permitted are calculators and English translators.
• We will follow the rules of the ECOO Regional and Final contests. See details at
http://www.ecoocs.org/pdf/Contest_Rules.pdf

• The top 13 teams from the TDSB will advance to the ECOO Central Ontario programming contest. The TDSB will also send up to 5 all-female teams to the Regional competition.

• Past contests can be accessed at http://ecoocs.org/problems.php

Toronto VEX Robotics Competition