FHSCC Book

Florida High Schools Computing Competition
Problems, Judging Criteria, BASIC Solutions, Pascal Solutions
1985 - 1994
by
Douglas E. Woolley

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	Problems	Judging Criteria	BASIC Solutions	Pascal Solutions
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
1993
1994
1985-94 combined	178 pages	143 pages	194 pages	263 pages

Florida High Schools Computing Competition
Problems, Judging Criteria, BASIC Solutions, Pascal Solutions
1995 - 1996
by
Douglas E. Woolley

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	Problems	Judging Criteria	BASIC Solutions	Pascal Solutions
1995
1996
1995-96 combined	143 pages

* Note: 1996 was the last year that the Florida High Schools Computing Competition (FHSCC) was held.

Florida High Schools Computing Competition
Problems, Judging Criteria, BASIC Solutions, Pascal Solutions
1980 - 1984
by
Douglas E. Woolley

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	Problems	Judging Criteria	BASIC Solutions	Pascal Solutions
1980
1981
1982
1983
1984
1980-84 combined	179 pages

* Note: I have compiled together the problem descriptions from the 1980 - 1984 contests that were written by teachers during these years. I have also compiled some of the original judging criteria that were used for these contests. As a high school student, I participated in the contests in 1982, 1983, and 1984. As captain of the Coral Springs High School team, we won the contest in 1984 by completing all 30 programming problems within two and a half hours. No other team came close to finishing the problems within the 3 hour time limit. Some of the Judging Criteria and all of the BASIC Solutions and Pascal Solutions were written by me at a later date for the 1980 - 1984 contests.

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