Hoare Prizes

Hoare Prize in Computer Science—Parts A and B

The prize, value £200, may be awarded, if there is a candidate of sufficient merit, by the examiners for the Honour School of Computer Science, Parts A and B, each year to the candidate whose performance in the examinations they judge to be the best.

Hoare Prize in Computer Science—Part C

The prize, value £200, may be awarded, if there is a candidate of sufficient merit, by the examiners for the Honour School of Computer Science, Part C, each year to the candidate whose performance in that examination they judge to be the best.

Hoare Prize in Mathematics and Computer Science—Part C

The prize, value £200, may be awarded, if there is a candidate of sufficient merit, by the examiners for the Honour School of Mathematics and Computer Science, Part C, each year to the candidate whose performance in that examination they judge to be the best.

Hoare Project Prize for M.Sc in Computer Science

The prize, value £200, may be awarded, if there is a candidate of sufficient merit, by the Examiners for the Degree of Master of Science in Computer Science each year to the candidate whose performance on the project they judge to be the best.

Hoare Project Prize for M.Sc in Mathematics and the Foundations of Computer Science

The prize, value £200, may be awarded, if there is a candidate of sufficient merit, by the Examiners for the Degree of Master of Science in Mathematics and the Foundations of Computer Science each year to the candidate whose performance in a computing-related project they judge to be the best.

Hoare Project Prize for M.Sc in Software Engineering and M.Sc in Software and Security Systems

The prize, value £200, may be awarded, if there is a candidate of sufficient merit, by the Examiners for the Degree of Master of Science in Software Engineering and the Degree of Master of Science in Software and Security Systems each year to the candidate whose performance in the project they judge to be the best.

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