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CASCON high school programming competition 2009

The CASCON High School Programming Competition was a Java-based challenge that encouraged high school students to discover the fun in computer science and information technology. In its fifth year, the CASCON High School Programming Competition, CodeSpy, attracted many schools from across the Greater Toronto region. In addition to the competition, two hands-on workshops were held concurrently for high school computer science educators by Troy Vasiga of the University of Waterloo and Steve Engels of the University of Toronto. Attendees developed and implemented interesting exercises that they could take with them for classroom use. In the afternoon, the teachers attended a workshop to promote "Programming Contest Central". This website was developed by Shad Valley students at IBM to provide Java programming resources to students and teachers.