Student Programming Contest 2010
After the success of last year’s student programming contest, Realtime Worlds is hosting its second student programming contest on Saturday, 6 March 2010 at 11 a.m in Abertay’s Whitespace, Dundee, Scotland.
The contest is open to university students of any year, as long as you can program. It’s an algorithmic programming contest, similar to the IOI or ACM collegiate contest but in our competition the questions have a game programming slant and each team has just one computer. Last year’s contest was hugely enjoyable for all involved. For more details and last year’s questions, please see the write-up.
Student Programming Contest
When:
Saturday, 6 March 2010, 11 a.m.
Where:
Abertay’s Whitespace
Dundee, Scotland
Rules
- In teams of up to five
- Each team will have one computer to work from
- Choice of C++ or C# programming environments
- Doesn’t matter what year you are as long as you can program
Deadline for entry
The deadline for entry to the contest is 29 January 2010.
Prizes
There will be prizes for the top three teams.
How to participate
If you want to take part please send your team name and names of your team members with contact details to: katieb@realtimeworlds.com. The deadline for entry is 29 January 2010. For any further information, please call Katie Boner at 01382 202821.
