The University of Texas at Austin Invitational 2019
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Re: The University of Texas at Austin Invitational 2019
Congratulations to everyone who competed in the ATX Invitational this year! I'm glad to hear that the tournament was well-run (I'm not surprised, with adi1008 heading the competition along with the wonderful volunteers), and I wish I could have physically supervised for this competition. I am the author of the Protein Modeling Exam for Division C, so feel free to email me at velasco.scienceolympiad@gmail.com for any questions or comments! Good luck to everyone for the rest of the season.
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It was my school's first time attending the UT A Invitational. For both Division B and C, it was a very well run competition, and had great quality tests. We only had two issues with the competition in Division B, which were a scoring error in Reach For The Stars (195 instead of 95) and a confusion in grading for Experimental Design. But otherwise, this competition was high quality, and for a first time competitor, I would definitely recommend other schools to compete in the following years.
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Re: The University of Texas at Austin Invitational 2019
He means that we got a score of 195, but they put down 95 for us, thus pushing our ranking down a lotviditpok wrote: ↑Mon Oct 28, 2019 7:09 am It was my school's first time attending the UT A Invitational. For both Division B and C, it was a very well run competition, and had great quality tests. We only had two issues with the competition in Division B, which were a scoring error in Reach For The Stars (195 instead of 95) and a confusion in grading for Experimental Design. But otherwise, this competition was high quality, and for a first time competitor, I would definitely recommend other schools to compete in the following years.
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Re: The University of Texas at Austin Invitational 2019
Hi everyone! I've put up my data science and astro exams here. Hope this is helpful! Let me know by email if you have any questions.
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Statistics from Circuit Lab B/C. The scores were certainly a bit lower than I expected, but I also wasn't overseeing the grading of exams and I typically like to give a fair amount of partial credit (which may or may not have been the case since a clear grading rubric was not made). This test was written for Division C and adapted for Division B, and likely represents the hardest test Division B will see this season. The number of points available was large enough to spread out teams and I am fairly impressed by Jeffrey Trails for scoring exceptionally high and ranking among the Division C teams.
To Division B: Dont let this test scare you, it was very difficult and many of the questions were much more C-oriented. Use this as a representation of the upper limit to test difficulty.
To Division C: This is certainly on the more difficult end of the spectrum, but I promise you will be seeing harder this season
Note: Please direct questions to the appropriate exam writer. There are numbers next to every question denoting who wrote the question and the cover page has all of our emails.
To Division B: Dont let this test scare you, it was very difficult and many of the questions were much more C-oriented. Use this as a representation of the upper limit to test difficulty.
To Division C: This is certainly on the more difficult end of the spectrum, but I promise you will be seeing harder this season
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Note: Please direct questions to the appropriate exam writer. There are numbers next to every question denoting who wrote the question and the cover page has all of our emails.
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Re: The University of Texas at Austin Invitational 2019
When will the tests and keys be posted on the UT Austin Science Olympiad website?
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Ya, if everyone thought last Nats score was impressive, then as Hamilton says, "just you wait"
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Re: The University of Texas at Austin Invitational 2019
Hi all,
Here are the tests and photos from the invitational! We'll also be adding unlabeled score distributions to this folder, so be on the lookout for those.
I'd also like to give a long overdue thank you to all of the teams that attended! It was a pleasure to have y'all in Austin and I hope your teams had a memorable and fulfilling experience. We had a couple hiccups (e.g. a couple misgraded tests and awards) but throughout it all, we did our best to deliver a good experience and be as professional as possible.
As always, if you have any suggestions, test reviews, etc., feel free to make a post in this thread or shoot us an email at atxscioly@gmail.com! We're always looking for ways to make our tournaments better and better.
Here are the tests and photos from the invitational! We'll also be adding unlabeled score distributions to this folder, so be on the lookout for those.
I'd also like to give a long overdue thank you to all of the teams that attended! It was a pleasure to have y'all in Austin and I hope your teams had a memorable and fulfilling experience. We had a couple hiccups (e.g. a couple misgraded tests and awards) but throughout it all, we did our best to deliver a good experience and be as professional as possible.
As always, if you have any suggestions, test reviews, etc., feel free to make a post in this thread or shoot us an email at atxscioly@gmail.com! We're always looking for ways to make our tournaments better and better.
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