Raspberry Pi Coding Contest
The Sonoma County Office of Education hosts an annual Raspberry Pi Coding Contest where high school aged students are challenged to use low-cost ($35) credit card sized computers, Raspberry Pi’s, to design and create. The 2018 Raspberry Pi Contest (originally scheduled for Jan. 20) has been cancelled.
Excellent online resources to guide learning about Raspberry Pi's include: Raspberry Pi | Adafruit | Tinker Nut.
Each team will be recognized for their entry in this year's event. In addition, the following awards will be offered based on the judgment of a multidisciplinary team from education and industry:
Event Details
Getting Started
Raspberry Pi Coding Contest Awards
Contest entries will be judged using this criteria along with others specific to the 2018 event:
- Cost- does not exceed $400; contestants need to display a chart or spreadsheet with itemized elements & costs for their entry
- Theme focused- the creation conveys the holiday spirit of fun, wonder, humor & joy
- Programming- a flow chart and description of the program(s) are offered to help others replicate
- Coding Elegance- Continued work with a successful program to simplify and organize processes for others to see and understand; documented work establishing 'elegance'
- Inspiration- the project inspires others to be makers with Raspberry Pi elements
Contacts
Event Director/Spokesperson:
Rick Phelan | rphelan@scoe.org
Event Manager (Event Content and Structure):
Casey Shea | cshea@scoe.org
Event Coordinator (Logistics and Registration):
Connie Anderson | canderson@scoe.org