Scoring - Determining the Winner

1.      Prior to judging, the reporting requirements will be handed
        out.  Each team has 20 minutes to produce the required
        reports.  There will be a few printers available to print
        reports on diskette, but don't count on it.

2.      Each team's application will be judged by a panel of three
        judges.  The judging packet which contains 4 judging sheets. 
        We will attempt to have a 4th judge from the rules committee
        judge each application.  Those results will only be used in
        the case a judge is eliminated (see below).

3.      The team has 12 minutes to demonstrate to the judges the
        capabilities of its application.  Each judge will fill out
        their judging sheet.  The rules committee rep will also judge
        the application in case one of the judges results is suspect
        (see below).

4.      The average of all 3 scores will solely determine ranking. 
        We will review the judging in the following way:  If any of
        the scores are significantly different from the others, we
        will review the judging for that team.  The rules committee
        has the option to do any of the following: rejudge the
        application, substitute the result from the rules committee
        rep, or replace the score with the average of the other 2
        scores.

5.      The top 5-10 teams will advance to the finals.  All of the
        teams in the finals will be judged by one of two teams of 5
        judges.  Ranking will be determined by the average of the
        judges results.