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Van Lam and Haoxi Fan
Prof. Michael Taylor
Mohammad Moghimi, Keliang Zhao and Do-Kyum Kim
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CalendarTryout Contest, First Round
11:30a to 5:30p Location: Basement of CSE Building (EBU3B B260) Prizes awarded by Mike Dini. Contact Info: Come compete against the rest of UCSD to see how you measure up! FREE PIZZA! Note, to participate, do the following things: 1. Sign up right away for an account on the uva online judging site. There may be a delay in the signup notification process, so do it right away. The website is sometimes pokey as well. (Put "0" for online judge id.) 2. Fill out this Tryout Contest First Round Registration Form with your account name. 3. Fill out this Contestant Interest form if you have not already. 4. Using your account, we also recommend you practice on some or all of the following problems:
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1. A little bit of practice goes a long way. Practice solving questions at
the uva online judge site, that you signed up for above.
2. A large part of the tryout contest is to know how to test your own program
and how to catch the end cases.
The above website will allow you to practice a few problems and the automated judging
system will let you know if you missed something (just like at the
real contest).
3. In this contest, you will be competing individually.
4. There is no cost for participating.
A pizza order will arrive around 1pm.
Teams will be formed from the top finishers to compete in the 2011 ACM Southern California Programming Contest on November 12th at Riverside Community College.
Editors: Emacs, Vi, etc...
Food: Pizza will be provided for everyone.
Make sure you bring your programming language, algorithm, math, geometry, graphics, and reference books and notes with you to the contest. You cannot access any material over the internet. You can only use the default help system, javadocs, etc... on the default computer setup we provide for you. You can use any written material or books you bring with you.
Here are some tips and hints for competing and coding in the contest. These will not be given out at the contest, so you probably want to print these out and bring them with you (you will not be able to access the internet at the contest).
C++ and Geometry Hints
Java Hints
Tips for competing in the contest
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Contact if you have any questions, or would like to help out with the contest.