The Programming Contests, Challenges and Online Judge Thread.
aditya.shevade
Console Junkie
Good going... I am on 26 I think... been a long time since I last visited....
nadeemoidu
Right off the assembly line
Hello Everyone,
IIIT, Hyderabad is pleased to invite you all to participate in our technical fest "Threads". Here are the 3 events which you may find interesting -
1.Codecraft 09 :
CodeCraft 2009, the online programming competition is all set to start on 15th February,2008. Eight hours of brainstorming over some of the toughest algorithms challenges from various fields of Computer Science, CodeCraft is THE battle of the geeks.
Where : *felicity.iiit.ac.in/codecraft/
When : 15th February , 2009 , 2 pm - 10 pm IST(GMT +5:30).
2. MathematiKa 09 :
MathematiKa 2009 is an online mathematical programming contest which emphasizes on fusion of mathematics and computing. Contestants may use ANY language of their choice.
Date: 13th February, 2009
Website: *felicity.iiit.ac.in/~math/
3. Time Limit Exceeded 09:
'Time limit exceeded'(TLEd) is based upon solving problems under
special constraints. The problems don't require deep knowledge of
algorithms, but instead require unusual thinking and some clever
programming. The event is based on C/C++, and a good knowledge of
these languages will be useful. The scoring for a problems may depend
on code-length, running time or any other criteria specified in the
problem statements.
Date: 10th Feb - 13th Feb ( 3 day contest )
Website: *felicity.iiit.ac.in/~tle/
For other events, see *felicity.iiit.ac.in/09/#Threads
Prizes will be announced soon.
Hope you will enjoy your time and have fun.
Thanks and regards,
Team Felicity 09.
IIIT, Hyderabad is pleased to invite you all to participate in our technical fest "Threads". Here are the 3 events which you may find interesting -
1.Codecraft 09 :
CodeCraft 2009, the online programming competition is all set to start on 15th February,2008. Eight hours of brainstorming over some of the toughest algorithms challenges from various fields of Computer Science, CodeCraft is THE battle of the geeks.
Where : *felicity.iiit.ac.in/codecraft/
When : 15th February , 2009 , 2 pm - 10 pm IST(GMT +5:30).
2. MathematiKa 09 :
MathematiKa 2009 is an online mathematical programming contest which emphasizes on fusion of mathematics and computing. Contestants may use ANY language of their choice.
Date: 13th February, 2009
Website: *felicity.iiit.ac.in/~math/
3. Time Limit Exceeded 09:
'Time limit exceeded'(TLEd) is based upon solving problems under
special constraints. The problems don't require deep knowledge of
algorithms, but instead require unusual thinking and some clever
programming. The event is based on C/C++, and a good knowledge of
these languages will be useful. The scoring for a problems may depend
on code-length, running time or any other criteria specified in the
problem statements.
Date: 10th Feb - 13th Feb ( 3 day contest )
Website: *felicity.iiit.ac.in/~tle/
For other events, see *felicity.iiit.ac.in/09/#Threads
Prizes will be announced soon.
Hope you will enjoy your time and have fun.
Thanks and regards,
Team Felicity 09.
Pragadheesh
In the zone
@above
and this one too Topcoder
and this one too Topcoder
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Sykora
I see right through you.
As part of my college symposium "Kratos 2009", we'll be conducting a set online events.
The first is an online programming contest, similar in format to Project Euler. There will be 10 questions, and you'll get 3hrs to solve them.
The second event is a little less technical; It's a picture puzzle where you have to solve clues to reveal a main grid, which holds the secret to the entire puzzle. You'll need some basic know-how about recent technology, it especially helps if you know your way around the internet.
More information is available on the website: *kratos.me/events/online-events/ , the links to the actual event pages will be put up just before the contest.
And go easy on me if you find bugs in the software, I wrote it all myself
The first is an online programming contest, similar in format to Project Euler. There will be 10 questions, and you'll get 3hrs to solve them.
The second event is a little less technical; It's a picture puzzle where you have to solve clues to reveal a main grid, which holds the secret to the entire puzzle. You'll need some basic know-how about recent technology, it especially helps if you know your way around the internet.
More information is available on the website: *kratos.me/events/online-events/ , the links to the actual event pages will be put up just before the contest.
And go easy on me if you find bugs in the software, I wrote it all myself
