Welcome to the 2013-2014
(24th Annual) Supercomputing Challenge
Congratulations Supercomputing Challenge winners
Eli Echt-Wilson and Albert Zuo, La Cueva High School
team 58, 1st place, Cole Kendrick, Los Alamos High School team 66, was 2nd
place and Ian Rankin, Ahmed Muhyi and Sophia Sanchez-Maes a trio from Las Cruces YWiC (Young Women in Computing), team 60 were 3rd place,
but view the
Awards Ceremony Presentation
of ALL the winners
and a text file of
all the WINNERS of the 2013-2014 Supercomputing Challenge and
see all the publicity
about the event and see the
pictures of the Expo and the
Awards Ceremony.
2013-2014 finalists and scholarship recipients, will you be one in April 2015?
The Challenge Finalist teams
The Challenge Scholarship winners
Team 5 from Albuquerque Academy, team 58 from La Cueva High,
team 60 from Las Cruces YWiC, teams 63 and 66 from Los Alamos High,
and team 101 from the New Mexico School for the Arts.
Recent publicity about the Challenge and its participants
Read all about the Expo for descriptions, schedules, housing and directions.
February Project Evaluations
The Project Evaluations
will be held during February and into March.
They went off very well with 87 teams presenting their work at nine different
locations.
Public speaking, presentation skills and presenting results are
just some of the skills developed in the Supercomputing Challenge.
100 teams have submitted Interims.
Dec 9-15 was Computer Science Education Week
See details at the CSEd Week web page.
The Hour of Code tutorials are still available. They are great, check them out!
The Kickoff Conference was held
on Oct 12-13, in Socorro, New Mexico.
Check out the pictures from the Kickoff. (Get them to your yearbook staff.) Let Consult know if you want higher resolution images.
Registration
Over 445 students and 67 teachers from 57 schools have registered for the 2013-2014 Supercomputing Challenge.
Review the links on the left for specific information about the 2013-2014
Challenge and review the links above for general information about the
Challenge.
See the News Flashes for the 2013-2014
year.
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