What is included with the A+ UIL Computer Science Contest Prep Materials?

NEW One of the OFFICIAL UIL Computer Science Writers will be writing MC tests, programming hands-on packets, and practice site problems for A+ this year.

NEW - Java 20 materialsWritten Tests, Programming Packets,and Question Banks

The A+ UIL Computer Science Contest Materials cover all of the UIL Computer Science topics very thoroughly in many different ways.  

Included with the A+ UIL Computer Science Contest Prep materials are :  MC Written Tests, Programming ( Hands-on ) packets, MC Review Question Banks, and Live auto-graded practice problems.

Each UIL Computer Science Written Test will contain AP style questions, UIL Computer Science style questions, and very general questions. The difficulty level of the questions will vary greatly.

All UIL Computer Science Written Practice Tests are provided in a format that looks like an actual UIL Computer Science Written Test.   

Each practice UIL Computer Science programming ( hands-on ) packet includes 12 problems with student data, judges data, and solutions.  The 12 problem packets are styled like actual UIL Computer Science packets.

Each UIL Computer Science MC review question bank review covers a different UIL Computer Science topic.  There are over 37 MC review banks with over 2000 questions.

FREE UIL Computer Science MC Review Question Bank

FREE UIL Computer Science MC Written Test

FREE UIL Computer Science Hands-on Programming Packet ( with data files )

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LIVE online programming problems like those on the UIL Computer Science programming ( hands-on ) packets can be found in the  A+ Practice Site.

The  A+ Practice Site includes live auto-graded problems, tutorials, and a built-in IDE.

The  A+ Practice Site includes categories of problems for each of the most common UIL Computer Science programming concepts; such as, print-out problems, mazes, graphs, 2d arrays, and sorting.

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