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8th Bi-Annual Coding Summit
Coding/Essay/Art Contest Info
4/21/2024
The 8th Bi-Annual Coding/Essay/Art Contest
Essay/Art Contest General Guidelines
1. Each student may submit no more than one submission per category
2. The deadline to submit is April 21st, 2024, at 11:59 PM PST.
3. All submissions MUST relate back to the prompt of the contest:
Essay Category Guidelines
1. The essay must be the student's original work. NO plagiarism.
Art Category Guidelines
1. The art piece can be of any medium (digital, drawing, painting, sculpture, sketch, etc.)
2. The art piece must be submitted in one image file (NO videos).
3. Please submit a good-quality image (nice lighting and not blurry).
4. The art piece cannot contain more than 20 words.
The following cash prizes will be issued per contest category
1st place - $20 cash prize
2nd place - $15 cash prize
3rd place - $10 cash prize
If you wish to submit an entry for both categories, please submit this form twice. The deadline for submission is April 21st, 2024, at 11:59 PM PST.
Essay/Art Contest: This is a wonderful opportunity for students to become more involved with Coding Power while also receiving cash prizes!
Our Essay Prompts: Students can pick one from the following two prompts.
1. What are some examples that you believe demonstrate ways that coding can be used to improve society?
2. Create a concept for a new programming language which suits your needs and wants. Explain how it would work, why, and what it would accomplish.
Our Art Prompts: Students can pick one from the following two prompts.
1. Create a prototype design for an app that you imagined.
2. Choose your favorite line of code and turn it into a drawing.
The Essay/Art Contest Submission Deadline: April 21st, 2024, at 11:59 PM PST
7th Bi-Annual Coding Summit
Coding/Essay/Art Contest Info
01/23/2023
The 7th Bi-Annual Coding/Essay/Art Contest
Coding Contest: Students will compete in person at the address above to test their knowledge and sharpen their skills, and each of the students will receive a categorized grade report! This event is only open to current students.
To get ready for the coding contest, we recommend students: 1. Study CP101/CP102 lecture notes
2. Practice the String 1, Logic 1, Logic2, String 2, and Array 1 sections from codingbat.com
LOCATION: Zoom,DATE & TIME: December 11th/13th, 7:30 - 9:00PM
Essay/Art Contest: This is a wonderful opportunity for students to become more involved with Coding Power while also receiving cash prizes!
Our Essay Prompts: Students can pick one from the following two prompts.
1. What are your predictions about the future of technology?
2. How would you teach a coding class?
Our Art Prompt:
Redesign an app logo and explain your decisions and redesigns
The Essay/Art Contest Submission Deadline: January 23rd, 2023, at 11:59 PM PST
Essay/Art Contest General Guidelines
1. Each student may submit no more than one submission per category
2. The deadline to submit is January 23rd, 2022, at 11:59 PM PST.
3. All submissions MUST relate back to the prompt of the contest:
Essay Category Guidelines
1. The essay must be the student's original work. NO plagiarism.
Art Category Guidelines
1. The art piece can be of any medium (digital, drawing, painting, sculpture, sketch, etc.)
2. The art piece must be submitted in one image file (NO videos).
3. Please submit a good-quality image (nice lighting and not blurry).
4. The art piece cannot contain more than 20 words.
The following cash prizes will be issued per contest category
1st place - $50 cash prize
2nd place - $25 cash prize
3rd place - $15 cash prize
If you wish to submit an entry for both categories, please submit this form twice. The deadline for submission is January 23rd, 2022, at 11:59 PM PST.
6th Bi-Annual Coding Summit Info
08/28/2022
2022 Summer Summit - Coding/Essay/Art Contest
LOCATION: 4080 Larwin Ave, Cypress
DATE & TIME: August 28th, 2:30 - 6:30PM
To Register for the In-Person Coding Contest: Click Here
To Submit Your Essay/Artwork: Click Here
Coding Contest: Students will compete in person at the address above to test their knowledge and sharpen their skills, and each of the students will receive a categorized grade report!
To get ready for the coding contest, we recommend students to:
1. Study CP101/CP102 lecture notes
2. Practice the String 1, Logic 1, Logic2, String 2, and Array 1 sections from codingbat.com
Essay/Art Contest: a wonderful opportunity for students to become more involved with Coding Power while also receiving cash prizes!
Our Essay Prompts: Students can pick one from the following two prompts.
1. What is the biggest impact coding has made in your daily life?
2. If you could code anything, what would you create and why?
Our Art Prompt:
Design a website banner for codingpower.org that describes what Coding Power means to you.
The Essay/Art Contest Submission Deadline: August 27th, 2022, at 11:59 PM PST
Essay/Art Contest General Guidelines
1. Each student may submit no more than one submission per category
2. The deadline to submit is August 25, 2022, at 11:59 PM PST.
3. All submissions MUST relate back to the prompt of the contest:
Essay Category Guidelines
1. The essay must be the student's original work. NO plagiarism.
Art Category Guidelines
1. The art piece can be of any medium (digital, drawing, painting, sculpture, sketch, etc.)
2. The art piece must be submitted in one image file (NO videos).
3. Please submit a good quality image (nice lighting and not blurry).
4. The art piece cannot exceed more than 20 words.
The following cash prizes will be issued per contest category
1st place - $50 cash prize
2nd place - $25 cash prize
3rd place - $15 cash prize
If you wish to submit an entry for both categories, please submit this form twice. The deadline for submission is August 25th, 2022, at 11:59 PM PST.
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