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Chairperson
Dr. Benzion Boukai
Ph: (317) 274-6920
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Mathematical Sciences
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IUPUI Mathematical Sciences High School Math Contest
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View results of past contests
The IUPUI Department of Mathematical Sciences annually sponsors a
High School Mathematics Contest. The purpose of the contest is to
increase math awareness among high school students, to foster a connection
between local high schools and the IUPUI community, and to provide an
outlet through which outstanding math and science students are recognized
for their academic achievements.
Description: Every year in late February or early March, the five
contest questions and a poster highlighting the contest theme are mailed to
all eligible high schools and posted on this website. Students work on the
questions independently and mail their solutions in mid-April. Professors
from the Math Department judge all entries based on the student's method of
finding the solution, correctness, and elegance of solution. The questions
are chosen so that all high school students - from freshmen through seniors -
are able to utilize their math problem-solving skills. Every year, one
question consists of an essay about an application of mathematics as it
relates to the contest theme.
Prizes: Multiple prizes, at different levels, are distributed to
individual students and to top-performing high schools at an awards ceremony
held in May on the IUPUI campus. The awards ceremony features refreshments
and a presentation on the contest theme. Past prizes have included monetary
awards, scholarships to IUPUI, books, videos, and subscriptions to math
publications.
Eligibility: The contest is open to students attending high school
(grades 9-12) in the 15-county area of central Indiana: Bartholomew, Boone,
Brown, Clinton, Hamilton, Hancock, Hendricks, Howard, Johnson, Madison, Marion,
Morgan, Putnam, Shelby and Tipton.
Contact: Email us at contest at math.iupui.edu with questions or comments,
or for further information.
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The Department of Mathematical Sciences of
IUPUI
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Indiana University –
Purdue University
Indianapolis)
School of Science.
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