Park Tudor School · Computer Science Club
Code with your team.
Climb the standings.
Coding Night is the Computer Science Club’s team programming contest. Solve your assigned questions, work together on the team problems, and follow every result on the board at the front of the room.
First time here? Signing in with Google or GitHub creates your account.
Sample standings. Team score is the team average plus side points.
| # | Team | Score | Set A | Set B | Set C | Side |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Panthers | 425.00 | 420 | 385 | 350 | 40 |
| 2 | Cubs | 405.00 | 400 | 360 | no player | 25 |
| 3 | Night Owls | 298.33 | 300 | 290 | 275 | 10 |
How Coding Night works
- 1
Sign in
Use your Park Tudor Google account or GitHub. Your first sign-in creates your account.
- 2
Find your team
An organizer adds you to a team and assigns your question set.
- 3
Start solving
Work on your assigned problems. Team questions are shared by everyone on the team.
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Check the results
Submit from the editor and watch the standings update as results come in.
One evening at Park Tudor
Coding Night is the Computer Science Club’s own contest. Teams sit together, the board is on the wall, and the questions are written for this room.
Divisions, so the race is fair
Organizers set up divisions and name them. A student in their first year is not ranked against a fourth-year competitor.
Team questions
Some problems belong to the whole team. You talk them through at one table and anybody on the team can submit.
Points without a compiler
Decode binary, break a cipher, finish a sudoku, or take apart the metal puzzle. Every one of them scores for your team.
The board on the wall
Standings go up on the projector all evening and freeze near the end, so the last stretch is played without knowing.
Who runs Coding Night
Two students, one club. Find either of us in the room if something goes wrong on the night.
Sameer Zaidi
President, Computer Science Club
Sameer organizes Coding Night. He builds the divisions and the teams, picks the questions, and runs the room while it happens.
Aryav Das
Officer, Computer Science Club
Aryav built this site for the club, from the judge that runs your code in a sandbox to the board the projector shows.
Ready for Coding Night?
Sign in to see your team, assigned problems, and submissions.