Loyola College 2009 High School Programming Contest


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Welcome to the Loyola College Programming Contest!

Time and Place

This year's contest will be held Saturday, February 14th at Loyola College's Columbia Graduate Center at 8890 McGaw Road in Howard County. The directions will guide you to the center. Registration and breakfast begin at 9:00am; the contest proper begins at 10:30am; please see the schedule of activites for more information.

Registration

We have reached our registration limit. Please send e-mail to Dr. James Glenn ([first-initial][last-name]@cs.loyola.edu) to be put on the waiting list.

We have an online registration system this year. Space is limited to 20 teams on a first-come-first-served basis. Schools may register one team of up to four students. After January 12, 2009, we will reopen registration for multiple teams if there is space available.

Prizes

The following prizes will be awarded to the schools of the winning teams.

Special Thanks

Thanks to Northrop Grumman for their continued support of the Loyola programming contest. Northrop Grumman is a leading employer of Computer Science and IT professionals in the Baltimore-Washington area and they employ many graduates of Loyola College.

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Contest Rules

Please check the contest rules shortly before the contest in case any changes have been made.

Programming Environment

Each team will have one (and only one) workstation to use during the contest. All computers run Windows XP and will have jGRASP, Eclipse, and Java installed.

Specific instructions on how to unpack the problem files and use Loyola's systems will be made available in the weeks before the contest. There will be a practice session before the contest proper.

Sample Problems

You can visit the page for the 2008 contest held in February 2008 for last year's problems and other information about that contest.

Teams will have an opportunity before the contest begins to see how the development environment and submission system work. A simple practice problem as well as the first one from last year's contest will be available for testing.

Submissions and judging will be done automatically with a network-based system.


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