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2006 ACPC Alberta Collegiate Programming Contest
October 14, 2006, 11:00-16:00
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Mission
The Alberta Collegiate Programming Contest (ACPC) provides
college students from Alberta with opportunities to interact with students from
other universities and to sharpen and demonstrate their
problem-solving, programming, and teamwork skills. The contest
provides a platform for industry and academia to encourage and
focus public attention on the next generation of computing
professionals as they pursue excellence.
ACPC has been inspired by ACM
International Collegiate Programming Contest and can be seen as its
unoffical chapter.
Past: ACPC 2003
2004
2005
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1st team: $1,500 2nd team: $750 3rd team: $300
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provides
google
blue t-shirts for participants and coaches. Thanks! |
The top three teams winning iCore prizes:
| I | Uof Alberta |
Kevin Waugh |
Steven Soneff |
Zac Friggstad |
| II |
U of Calgary |
Sean McIntyre |
John Zhang |
Darko Aleksic |
| III |
U of Lethbridge |
Thomas Xiong |
Curtis Van Osch |
Brett Peake |
Congratulations!
The third edition of ACPC attracted 24 teams: 4
from University of Calgary, 6 from University of Lethbridge and 3 from
University of Alberta. The teams from outside Alberta and some teams
from Alberta (altogether 11 teams) participated as guests and were not
eligible to win prizes.
Although it was a team competition, it has been won by a guest team
consisting of Richard Peng, a freshman from Waterloo, playing solo.
Results
Problems
Rules regarding team composition,
conduct of the contest, and scoring rules.
At UofA the contest will be conducted in CSC 219.
P. Rudnicki piotr@cs.ualberta.ca