programming contest
SS12 Contest Orientation
Published by sachint on Wed, 2009-01-28 00:31 Tags: programming contest | ss12 calendarWhen: January 28, 2009 at 7:00pm
Where: Boelter Hall 4760
What: Project Possibility SS12 Contest Orientation
Reminder: For all registered participants, the orientation for the SS12 Programming contest taking place the weekend of Jan 31 - Feb 1 is today in Boelter 4760 at 7pm. Orientation is crucial for participation as teams / project topics will be selected and competitors will be introduced to industry mentors.
Pre-registration for the event is now closed, but if you are still interested you can come to orientation for a chance to register if slots become available.
For more information please visit http://ss12.info/ucla/.
Project Possibilty: SS12 Code for a Cause
Published by sachint on Mon, 2009-01-19 23:49 Tags: Competition | programming contest | projects read more | calendarNote: This contest is open to both undergraduate and graduate students who will be grouped accordingly.
Join us for the 2 day Project Possibilty code-a-thon taking place during the weekend of January 31 - February 1. This programming contest helps develop open source software for individuals with disabilities. Over the two day period, students are teamed with industry mentors (from companies such as Google, Amgen, etc.) to plan and develop open source software from scratch. This event is an excellent way to assist a great cause while developing long term relationships with industry contacts.
Of course, as with any ACM event, expect exceptional food and prizes. Breakfast, lunch and dinner will be provided for both days of the event. Contest winners will walk away with a cool $1000 cash. Other winners will also receive industry sponsored prizes. We look forward to seeing you there for food, fun, and excitement for this great cause!
Space is limited, so sign up as soon as possible via the URL below. For registration and more information, please visit http://ss12.info/ucla/.
Microsoft Programming Competition
Published by sachint on Mon, 2009-04-20 16:48 Tags: microsoft | programming contest calendarJoin ACM for the Microsoft Programming Competition:
What: Microsoft Programming Competition
When: Monday 4/20/2009, at 6:15pm for ~3 Hours
Where: Boelter 4760
There will be 3 persons from Microsoft attending, and great prizes to be won.
Programming Competition
3 Coding Problems to be written in any language of your choosing. You must submit the output and the code.
The output will be marked against the test cases, and the top contestants will receive excellent prizes.
Open to graduate and undergraduate students!.
FYI: Undergraduate problems should be very doable with knowledge from CS 31/32.
Google Code Jam
Published by sachint on Sat, 2008-06-14 09:40 Tags: google | google code jam | programming contestDo you find yourself debugging in your sleep?
Enjoy solving tough problems and grappling with technical challenges? Then enter Google Code Jam and compete for more than $80,000 in cash prizes!
Google Code Jam is an annual competition in which programmers – both students and professionals – are challenged to solve complex coding problems in a limited amount of time – using any programming language or tools you like.
We began offering Google Code Jam in 2003 – on a platform powered by TopCoder – in order to support competitive programming around the world. This year, for the first time, we're producing the contest on a homemade platform developed by Google's own developers.
Here's how it works: First, you'll need to register from Tuesday, June 17 through Wednesday, July 16. Then, you'll compete against global contestants in the online rounds during July and August. The Top 500 will advance to compete in one of our Google offices around the world in September/October for regional competitions. Finally, the Top 100 will compete in the coding showdown on November 14, 2008, at Google Headquarters in Mountain View, California.
To learn more details and to register, please visit: code.google.com/codejam
We hope to see you at the Finals!
