.EXE
Discrete
Math
Computer History
Programming Languages
Data Structures
100

This .EXE member is the President of the club.

Who is Lorenz?

100

The answer to 1 OR 0

What is 1?

100

The most used OS in the world was created by this company in 1985.

Who is Microsoft?

100

Named after a comedy group, this programming language has a syntax that makes it easy to learn.

What is Python?

100

This data structure stores a collection of elements in contiguous (next to each other) memory locations.

What is an array?

200

These Greek characters, ΣΧΣ, are technically the name of this organization.

What is Sigma Chi Sigma?

200

This logical connective, denoted by ¬, reverses the truth value of a statement.

What is negation?

200

Known has the "Father of Computer Science", he is famous for his work which laid the foundation of modern Computer Science

Who is Alan Turing?

200

Developed by Sun Microsystems in the 90s, this programming language is best known for its object-oriented programming.

What is Java?

200

Unlike arrays, this data structure in C++ can grow or shrink in size during runtime.

What is a vector?

300

Known for teaching OOP and SWE, this professor is the advisor for .EXE

Who is Dr. Lehr?

300

This term refers to a collection of distinct objects, often denoted by curly brackets.

What is negation?

300

This is the name of the first electronic general-purpose computer built in the 1940s.

What is the ENIAC?

300

Developed by John Backus at IBM in the 1950s, this language is widely recognized as the first high level programming language.

What is fortran?

300

With O(1) lookup times, this data structure is used for storing data in key value pairs.

What is a map/dictionary?

400

Headquartered in San Antonio, this company usually comes out to give a presentation every semester.

Who is USAA?

400

The binary representation of 8 XOR 2.

What is 1010?

400

The term "bug" to describe a computer glitch originated from a real-life incident involving this creature stuck in a relay.

What is a moth?

400

Used most often for creating web pages, this language is three letters that stand for Hypertext Preprocessor.

What is PHP?

400

With elements consisting of a value and a pointer to the next element, this data structure is useful when the number of elements is not known in advance.

What is a linked list?

500

Working at Temporal.io, this Texas State alumnus comes out every semester to give advice to EXE members.

Who is Mason Egger?
500

This principle in combinatorics states that if 𝑛 items are put into 𝑚 containers, where 𝑛>𝑚, at least one container must contain more than one item.

What is pigeonhole principle?

500

This 20th-century computer scientist developed the concept of a "stored program" and is known for the architecture named after him.

Who is John von Neumann?

500

Created by Urban Müller in 1993, this esoteric language operates with only eight characters and uses a memory tape to manipulate data.

What is Brainf*ck?

500

Dijkstra's algorithm is often used on this data structure to find the shortest path.

What is a tree?

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