KAMSC senior Halcyon Derks (Loy Norrix) and sophomore Danielle Mai (Vicksburg) display their individual and team awards from the 2004-2005 American Computer Science League Classroom Contest.  Each year students form the US, Canada and Europe participate in four monthly contests over computer science topics including algorithm analysis, computer numbering systems (binary, octal, hexadecimal), recursion, data structures, Boolean algebra, digital electronics, graph theory, LISP, prefix-infix-postfix notation, and bit-string flicking.  Derks and Mai both had perfect scores.  KAMSC has won the competition six of the past seven years and has done so with a perfect score the past two years.
KAMSC isn't easy - but then again, nothing worth doing ever is.
Kaustubh Sagdeo ('01)

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The Kalamazoo Area Mathematics & Science Center is a regional enrichment center serving both public and private school districts in the counties of Kalamazoo, and St. Joseph.

A primary mission of KAMSC is to enrich the quality of mathematics and science education for all students in the greater Kalamazoo and St. Joseph County areas.

Students in KAMSC's on site secondary mathematics and science program receive a four-year, accelerated curriculum including opportunities for Mentorships, Research, Academic Competitions and numerous electives.

- Director Dr. Brenda Earhart
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