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Calculator Community => [FR] Section Francophone => [FR] Autre Sujets de Programmation TI, Casio et Aide => Topic started by: noelthebest on December 16, 2013, 07:39:12 am
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Bonjour à tous ! :D
C'est officiel, le TI-Concours débutera le 26 décembre 2013 à 16 heures heure française (GMT+1) ! J'espère évidemment que cette quatrième édition du concours sera pleine de succès. :thumbsup:
Qu'est-ce que le TI-Concours ?
Créé en 2011, le TI-Concours est un concours international de programmation sur calculatrices graphiques TI z80 et Nspire.
Pour l'édition 2014, quatre catégories (et donc quatre langages) sont autorisés :
* le TI-Basic z80 (sauf PCSE);
* l'Axe;
* l'assembleur z80 (sauf PCSE);
* le Lua Nspire.
Ceux qui connaissent remarqueront la suppression de la catégorie TI-Basic 68k.
En 2014, le concours sera divisé en deux parties : les qualifications et la finale.
Les qualifications
Comme leur nom l'indique, les qualifications servent à se qualifier pour la finale : ils sont composés de un ou de deux sujets imposés selon la catégorie.
Présents depuis la première édition du concours, la mise en place de ces sujets imposés a su rendre le TI-Concours unique par son mode de fonctionnement. S'ils permettent évidemment de mettre en avant le niveau de programmation de chaque candidat, ils mettent également en évidence leur capacité à respecter les consignes et les contraintes qui leur sont imposées (d'où l'appellation sujet imposé).
Le principal avantage de ces sujets imposés est qu'il permet de départager les participants ne manière objective : en effet, ils rendent tous le même programme !
À l'issue de ces qualifications, tous les participants sont notés sur 300 points, et les meilleurs dans chaque catégorie sont qualifiés pour la finale.
Petit détail : dans la catégorie Lua Nspire, il n'y a qu'un seul tour de deux semaines, noté sur 300 points. Dans les autres catégories, il y en a deux d'une semaine à chaque fois, le premier étant noté sur 100 et le second sur 200.
La finale
Les participants qualifiés subissent deux nouvelles épreuves : l'épreuve orale (20 minutes sans préparation) et l'épreuve machine (trois heures plus 20 minutes pour uploader les programmes). L'épreuve orale, qui s'effectue avec un membre de jury, consiste en une série de questions portant sur le langage de programmation concerné par la catégorie dans laquelle se trouve le candidat, mais aussi sur les calculatrices TI en général. Le but est d'être le plus efficace possible, en effet plus les questions s'enchaînent vite, plus le nombre de points à gagner est important ! L'épreuve machine, quand à elle, consiste en plusieurs programmes à réaliser dans le temps imparti. Un fil conducteur tout au long du sujet permet, nous l'espérons, un côté ludique à cette épreuve.
Ces deux épreuves sont notées sur 400, pour un total final sur 1100 points (essayez déjà de dépasser les 1000 :P).
Les dates
Début des inscriptions le 26 décembre, fin des inscriptions le 13 janvier pour le jury. Pour les autres, vous pouvez vous inscrire tant que le premier tour ne s'est pas achevé dans la catégorie concernée.
(http://www.ti-concours.com/content/cal14.png)
Les oraux auront lieu du 5 au 11 avril, et les épreuves machines se dérouleront les 12 et 13 avril, pour des résultats définitifs le 28 avril. Vous remarquerez que le concours commence tôt pour se finir tôt (par rapport aux années précédentes), afin qu'il n'y ait pas de conflit avec tout ce qui est concours / examens de fin d'année / etc.
Le jury
Le jury est composé de volontaires satisfaisant les conditions suivantes :
* avoir au moins 16 ans
* savoir programmer dans la catégorie dans laquelle on s'inscrit (logique)
* avec les bonnes calculatrices pour pouvoir tester
* parler français et/ou anglais (on accepte les jurés anglophones maintenant).
Bien évidemment, si vous êtes mineur, il faut que vos parents soient d'accord. :D
Le jury s'occupe de concevoir les sujets (qualification, oral, épreuve machine). Il détermine le barème puis l'utilise pour classer les candidats. C'est également lui qui fait passer les oraux, d'où l'intérêt de savoir parler correctement. ;)
A noter que cela prend du temps, surtout en TI-Basic z80, donc portez-vous volontaire uniquement si vous êtes sûr d'avoir assez de temps ! ;)
Les lots
Surprise ! :D Mais il y en aura, c'est sûr, et on vous en dira plus d'ici la fin du mois, promis. :thumbsup:
Pour s'inscrire...
Le site internet est programmé pour ouvrir les inscriptions à 16 heures pile le 26 décembre. Si vous avez peur d'oublier d'ici là, n'hésitez pas à vous pré-inscrire ici (http://www.ti-concours.com/inscription.php), afin que nous vous envoyions un e-mail au début du concours (vous en recevez un automatiquement si vous avez participé en 2013). J'espère évidemment que vous serez le plus nombreux possible à participer. ;D
Voilà, c'est tout, merci de votre lecture. :)
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Sounds awesome. I might compete again this year! :D
For those of you who are english-speaking like me, here's a google-translated version of the original post:
Hello everyone! : D
It's official, the TI- Contest begins December 26, 2013 at 16 hours French time ( GMT +1) ! I certainly hope that this fourth edition of the competition will be very successful . , D (http://www.omnimaga.org/Themes/default/images/gpbp_arrow_up.gif [/ img]
[b] What is the TI- Competition? [/b]
Established in 2011, the TI- Contest is an international programming contest on TI graphing calculators and z80 Nspire .
For the 2014 edition , four categories (and thus four languages ) are allowed :
* TI- Basic Z80 (except PCSE ) ;
* Axis ;
* The Z80 assembler (except PCSE ) ;
* Nspire Lua .
Those who know will notice the removal of the category TI- Basic 68k .
In 2014 , the competition will be divided into two parts: the qualifications and finals.
[b] qualifications [/b]
As their name suggests, are the qualifications to qualify for the final : they are composed of one or two subjects imposed by category.
Present since the first edition of the competition, the introduction of these subjects has imposed make the single TI- Contest by mode. They obviously used to highlight the programming level of each candidate, they also demonstrate their ability to follow instructions and constraints imposed on them ( hence the name given subject ) .
The main advantage of these charged topics is that it allows to separate the participants objectively : in fact, they all make the same program !
Upon completion of these qualifications , all participants are scored on 300 points, and the best in each category qualified for the final.
Small detail : in the category Nspire Lua , there is only one round of two weeks, scored on 300 points. In the other categories , there are two one-week each time , the first being recorded on 100 and the second 200 .
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The final [/b]
Qualified participants undergo two new events : the oral examination (20 minutes without preparation) and test machines ( three hours 20 minutes to upload the programs). The oral test , which is carried out with a member of the jury, is a series of questions on the programming language in question by the category in which the nominee is , but also on the TI calculators in general. The goal is to be as efficient as possible , in fact most issues are linked , the faster the number of points to win is important! The test machine for its part, consisting of several programs to achieve in the time allotted. A driver throughout the thread about permits, we hope, a playful side in this event .
These two events are recorded on 400, for a final total of 1100 points (already trying to exceed 1000: P).
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dates
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Registration begins December 26 , late registration on Jan. 13 to the jury. For others, you can register as the first round was not completed within the category concerned.
[img] http://www.ti-concours.com/content/cal14.png)
Oral will take place from April 5 to 11 , and testing machines held on 12 and 13 April for the final results on April 28 . You will notice that the competition begins early to finish early (compared to previous years ), so that there is no conflict with everything contest / year -end exams / etc .
The jury
The jury is composed of volunteers satisfying the following conditions:
* Be at least 16 years
* Know how to program in the category in which it is registered (logical)
* With good calculators to test
* Speak French and / or English ( English jurors are accepted now ) .
Obviously, if you are a minor , your parents must agree. : D
The jury is responsible for design topics (qualification, oral test machine.) It determines the scale then used to rank the candidates . It was also he who made oral pass, hence the importance of knowing how to speak correctly. ;)
Note that this takes time, especially in TI- Basic Z80 , so wear a volunteer only if you are sure you have enough time! ;)
Lots
Surprise! : D But there will be , for sure , and we will tell you more by the end of the month , I promise. , D [img] http://www.omnimaga.org/Themes/default/images/gpbp_arrow_up.gif [/ img]
To register ...
The website is scheduled to open enrollment to 16 hours battery on Dec. 26 . If you're afraid to forget the meantime , do not hesitate to pre-register [url = http://www.ti-concours.com/inscription.php ] here [/ url] so that we send an e -mail at the beginning of the competition ( you receive one automatically if you participated in 2013) . I certainly hope that you will be as many as possible to participate. ; D
Well, that's all, thank you for your reading . :)
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Je participerais bien, sauf que maintenant je code sur TI-84+CSE en Basic étendu ainsi que sur HP Prime en HP PPL et je n'aime pas les présentation oraux. D:
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Sounds great! But 'No carrot to chase, there won't be many rabbits...'. ???
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I don't see that in the english quote above ???
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I don't see that in the english quote above ???
Prizes should be known in advance, no? :-\
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Rather, here's a translation by a French :P
Hello everyone ! :D
That's official, TI-Concours will start the 26th of December 2013, 4:00 pm French time zone (GMT+1) ! Of course, I hope that this fourth edition of the contest will be full of success ;D(http://www.omnimaga.org/Themes/default/images/gpbp_arrow_up.gif)
What is TI-Concours ?
Created in 2011, TI-Concours is an international calculator programming contest, focusing on TI-z80 and TI-Nspire.
For the 2014 edition, four categories (and thus four languages) are allowed :
* TI-Basic z80 (excepting PCSE);
* Axe;
* z80 assembly (excepting PCSE);
* Nspire Lua.
Veterans will notice that 68K TI-Basic is not in the course anymore.
For 2014, the contest will be divided into two rounds : qualifications and final.
Qualifications
As you can guess by the name, qualifications will select people for the final round : they are made of one or two imposed subjects depending on the language.
The setting of these imposed subject that made their first appearance in the first edition of the contest made the TI-Concours unique by his way of functioning. Not only they permit to show the programming skills of each contestant, but they only show their ability to follow rules and constraints (hence the name, "imposed subjects").
The main advantage of these subjects is that they allow for fair and objective grading : everyone gives back the "same" program !
Once this is done, all contestants are graded out of 300 points, and the bests of each category will be qualified for the final round.
Please note that in the Nspire Lua category, there will only be one subject for 2 weeks, graded out of 300 points. In other categories, there are two one-week subjects, graded out of 100 and 200 respectively.
The final round
Qualified contestants participate in two new rounds : a 20-minutes oral (no preparation) and an on-calc test (three hours plus 20 minutes to upload all programs). The oral, which is done with a jury member, consists in questions about the programming language concerned by the contestant's category, but also on TI calculators in general. The main goal is to be as effective as possible, effectively the faster you answer questions, the more points you get ! The on-calc test consists in several programs that you'll have to write in a specified amount of time. A common theme will lead the writing of these programs, we hope, with a funny side ;)
Those two rounds are graded out of 400, for a final total out of 1100 points (try to get above 1000 first :P).
Dates
Registering starts the 26th of December and ends the 13th of January for the jury. Contestants are free to register until the first round is done in the concerned category (so yeah, you can register one day before the deadline of round 1).
(http://www.ti-concours.com/content/cal14.png)
Orals will take place from 5th to 11th of April, and on-calc tests the 12th and 13th of April. The plan is to have definitive results the 28th of April. You can note that the contest starts early to end early (relative to previous years), so that noone has problems with exams or anything.
Jury
Jury is made of volunteers that meets the following conditions :
* be over 16 years old
* know how to program with the language of the category you use (logical heh)
* have the right calcs to test programs
* speak French and/or English (both are nice, but we welcome English-only-speaking judges now).
Well of course, if you're under 18, your parents must agree ;D
The jury will take care of creating the subjects (qualifications, oral, on-calc test). It determines the grading rubric and then use it to grade the contestants. It is also it that take care of orals, hence the need to know how to speak correctly ;)
Note that this takes time, especially in z80 TI-Basic, so volunteer only if you are sure you will have enough time ! ;)
Prizes
Surprise ! :D But there will be, be sure of that, you'll know more about it from now to next month, we promise ;D(http://www.omnimaga.org/Themes/default/images/gpbp_arrow_up.gif)
Registering
The site is programmed to open inscriptions at 4:00 pm precise, the 26th of December. If you're afraid of forgetting it, you can still pre-register here (http://www.ti-concours.com/inscription.php), so that we can send you an email when the contest/inscriptions starts (you get one automatically if you participated last year).
Of course, we hope that you'll be as many as possible to get in ! ;D
So yeah, that's all, thanks for reading :)
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I don't see that in the english quote above ???
Prizes should be known in advance, no? :-\
Ok, because I tend to not understand some of your posts, since they use plenty of weird proverbs or jokes that I don't get >.< . It might be due to me being younger, though.
Also I guess it's fine if prizes aren't known immediately, since the contest officially starts in a month and you can easily stop participating even after registering, if you feel the prizes aren't good enough or if you already own the item.
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Matref, thanks for the better translation.
/me can't wait for the contest to begin!
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DJ-O participe, en axe tu auras la chance de m'avoir comme jury et je fais bien passer les oraux, je suis gentil :)
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Oui mais je trouve l'Axe trop difficile. Ça ma pris 2 jours juste pour coder le changement de niveau dans Super Sonic Ball >.<. En BASIC ça m'aurais pris 10 minutes.
J'aime mieux me concentrer sur le HP PPL pour le moment anyway, et bien sur le xLIBC vu que j'aimerais porter certain programs HP Prime vers la 84C.
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L'Axe est un peu obscur parfois, mais une fois que l'on a compris le principe, ça devient un régal! :p
M'enfin bon, un autre concours? Vous voulez tuer ma productivité? D:/me recherche ses piles.
Si besoin, je peux l'appliquer comme juge, j'ai plus de 18 balais, je m'exprime bien quand je l'applique, et je code bien en Axe Parser.
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Hi,
I will surely start announcing the prizes le 26th of december. There might be some changes later, but only in the "good" way (do vous say this in english ?? ).
Eiyeron : si tu veux être juge, tu es le bienvenu. :) Après, il me semble que c'est dans la catégorie Axe qu'il y avait le plus de juges l'an dernier, donc on verra. ;)
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I will surely start announcing the prizes le 26th of december. ...
Merci! :)
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Début du concours lundi ! N'oubliez pas de vous inscrire ! ;D
http://www.ti-concours.com/inscription.php