Date: Saturday, February 10, 2024, 8:30AM – 5:30PM
Location: Parking Garage 6 – Room 116, FIU Modesto A. Maidique Campus, 8th St., Miami, FL
Google Maps: https://goo.gl/maps/jQJECPCbnYkeArXE6
Registration Link: Registration has closed
The FIU competition is an on-site, live programming competition for high school students who have programmed in Java, C++, C#, or Python. Students compete in teams of 3, sharing a single desktop computer. Their work is submitted and judged while the competition is in progress. The competition lasts 4 hours, with awards given the same day.
The competition is run by the Academy for CS Education at FIU, directed by Dr. Giri Narasimhan. The competition was held annually since 2005, except during the pandemic. It is free to all teams, but we require a deposit (in the form of a cheque addressed to FIU) to be returned if the team competes.
We will assist schools who may be relatively new to competitive programming by providing an orientation session. See the schedule and Zoom link below:
There will be two divisions: Division I (Standard), and Division 2 (Novice)
A school may send multiple teams, but all teams will need to compete in the same division.
At least one faculty coach from each school must attend the competition.
The first 10 schools will be guaranteed space for the first 3 teams registered before the deadline.
After the registration deadline, teams registered before the deadline will be admitted on a rotating basis, with one team per school during each round.
For more details, contact Giri Narasimhan, Ricky Ruiz, or Yash Mundra at: hscomp@cs.fiu.edu
The FIU Academy is a Regional Code.org partner, offering professional development workshops for teachers in Computer Science Fundamentals, Computer Science Discoveries, Computer Science Principles, and Computer Science A. The workshops are free for qualifying public school teachers. Read about all the free workshops we offer: https://academy.cs.fiu.edu/workshops
High School Programming Competition Photos
2024 FIU High School Programming Competition (HSPC) Winning Teams
Division 1
First Place Winners (Left to Right): , (Coach), Dr. Inés Triay (Interim Dean of College of Engineering & Computing)
Second Place Winners (Left to Right): , (Coach), Dr. Inés Triay (Interim Dean of College of Engineering & Computing)
Division 2
First Place Winners (Left to Right): , (Coach), Dr. Inés Triay (Interim Dean of College of Engineering & Computing)
Second Place Winners (Left to Right): , (Coach), Dr. Inés Triay (Interim Dean of College of Engineering & Computing)
Third Place Winners (Left to Right): , (Coach), Dr. Inés Triay (Interim Dean of College of Engineering & Computing)