Registration Form
(Please type, if possible, or print clearly):

School Name: _________________________________________________________

Contact Name & e-mail: _________________________________________________
(In case of important news or if your form needs clarifying. Please give a phone number if you have no
e-mail address.)

Number of Teams : _______ x $35 = __________
+
Number of Sponsors : _______ x $10 = __________
=
Total: __________

Team 1:

Name: ____________________________________ Vegetarian Lunch (Y/N): ______

Name: ____________________________________ Vegetarian Lunch (Y/N): ______

Name: ____________________________________ Vegetarian Lunch (Y/N): ______

Team 2:

Name: ____________________________________ Vegetarian Lunch (Y/N): ______

Name: ____________________________________ Vegetarian Lunch (Y/N): ______

Name: ____________________________________ Vegetarian Lunch (Y/N): ______

Number of Faculty Vegetarian Lunches: ___________

Schedule of Events:
• 8:00-9:00: Check-In and Setup
• 9:00-9:30: Welcome and Introduction
• 9:30-12:30: Programming Contest
• 12:30-2:00: Clean-Up and Lunch
• 2:00-2:15: Awards

Notes:
1. Note that the cost for faculty sponsors has gone up to $10 (from $5 last year).
   Sponsors now receive T-shirts, as well as the team members.
2. All T-shirts will be extra large size.
3. Regarding Java: Students may need to know how to take console input (like the
   scanf( ) function in C). This is not as trivial in Java as in the other languages,
   but we feel that Java offers other features that more than make up for this difficulty.
   We will not be supplying teams with a standard wrapper for Java I/O. We will accept
   workarounds for the console input if appropriate (like using the command line to pass
   arguments to a batch system) but there are no guarantees as to how many problems console
   input will not be necessary on.
4. Regarding the AP classes: We have been told that the AP Computer Science class has
   a custom set of wrapper classes for common data types and that AP teachers have been
   discouraged from using the atomic data types. Since the Java language has similar
   wrappers built in and because we are told use of the AP classes is mandatory for AP
   students, we will allow these classes in competition.
5. There will be no Javabots competition with this year’s HSPC. We are sorry for the
   delay, but our Javabot server and SDK are being worked on. Hopefully Javabots will return
   next year.