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Contest #4 is now available! Contest #3 must be started by April 13th. Collaboration is NOT permitted!!
The short answer topics that are covered in each contest are listed below. Each topic is linked to the page of the ACSL Wiki that describes the topic in detail, both in text and with videos, and with sample problems. The Junior, Intermediate, and Senior Divisions also have a programming problem.
A complete contest in each division from a previous year is provided below. Additionally, refer to the Registration page to buy additional study materials contains previous years' contests (downloadable files, printed books, and an online environment for solving ACSL problems).
A great set of 21 YouTube video lessons covering the ACSL topics, each an hour long, has been created by our friends at RICHCODE based in Orange County, CA.
SENIOR AND INTERMEDIATE divisionS
The Short Problems topics are the same in the Intermediate and Senior Divisions. The Senior Division problems are more challenging than those in the Intermediate Division. Each contest has 6 problems: two problems from each of the 3 topics.
Contest 1
Sample Contest #1, Intermediate Division: Short Problems | Programming Problem
Contest 2
Sample Contest #2, Intermediate Division: Short Problems | Programming Problem
Contest 3
Sample Contest #3, Intermediate Division: Short Problems | Programming Problem
Contest 4
Sample Contest #4, Intermediate Division: Short Problems | Programming Problem
Sample Contest #4, Senior Division: Short Problems | Programming Problem
Junior division
Each contest has 6 problems: two problems from each of the 3 topics.
Contest 1
Contest 2
Sample Contest #2: Short Problems | Programming Problem
Contest 3
Sample Contest #3: Short Problems | Programming Problem
Contest 4
Sample Contest #4: Short Problems | Programming Problem
clASSROOM division
The problems in this division are Short Problems that appear in the Junior and Intermediate Division contests. There are 10 problems in each contest.
Contest 1
Contest 2
Contest 3
Contest 4
Elementary Division
There are 6 problems in each contest.
Contest 1
Contest 2
Contest 3
Contest 4
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