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  • Elementary School - Grades 4, 5, 6
    P=Project   E=Experiment
    Use the Scratch programming language to make an interactive greeting card. [E]
    Create a pinwheel animation in Scratch that will spin as a response to user input from the PicoBoard. [E]
    Draw different two-dimensional shapes using the computer language Scratch. [E]
    Demonstrate the MicroWorlds Logo Programming Language [P] [P]
    Compare how long it takes to perform various mathematical operations with different variable types. [E]

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    Middle School - Grades 7, 8, 9
    P=Project   E=Experiment
    Create a full functional Ftp Application in C# .NET, which contains most of the features found in most professional C++ Ftp applications. [P] [P]
    Build a browser programmed with Visual Basic [E] [P]
    Invenstigate forces that act upon a table tennis ball in motion and create a simulation in C++ [P]
    Is the C or Assembly Programming Language Better for Programing PIC Microcontrollers? [E]
    Recognize and count objects such as coins using an optical image acquisition device (scanner, web camera, etc.) and a computer analysis program written in VB6. [P]
    Writing a JavaScript Program to 'Measure' Text [E]
    Writing a Simple Calculator Program with JavaScript [E]
    Test three random number generators (functions in Excel, C++, and Java) and evaluated the results using chi-square values from each experiment to determine which program was most likely to generate unbiased random numbers. [E]
    Writing a Simple 'Alphabetizer' with JavaScript [E]
    Write a JavaScript program that plays Tic-Tac-Toe [E]
    Write a JavaScript program to check a Sudoku puzzle answer. [E]
    Write a JavaScript program that can convert numbers between their binary, decimal and hexadecimal representations. [E]
    The speed of C compared to C++ (programming languages). [E] [E]
    Determine which computer programming language performs the fastest: Microsoft Visual Basic, Borland Delphi, or Microsoft Visual C++. [E] [E] [E]
    Software Science Fair Projects & Experiments
    High School - Grades 10, 11, 12
    P=Project   E=Experiment
    Design an assembly-language control program for the microprocessors of a colony of nano-organisms (NANORGs) in a virtual world. [E]
    Developing a Language Recognition Program [P]
    Testing the execution speed of today's popular computer languages [E]
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