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There will be two Divisions of competition: Junior (completed CS-1 only) and Senior (all others).
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Each school can register up to four teams with no more than three in the same Division.
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Space is limited and will be assigned in the order of completing registration.
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Teams will consist of up to three students.
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Participants must be students at the sponsoring school.
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Each team will have access to one of our lab machines.
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C, C++ and Java will be supported.
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Teams may use any non-electronic reference materials that they bring to the contest.
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There will be a 90 minute practice period to familiarize teams with the environment.
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The contest will consist of approximately 10 problems to be worked on during a five hour period.
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Both Divisions will share a common problem set.
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Submissions will be judged as one of: Correct, Syntax error, Run-time error, Time limit
exceeded, Wrong answer, or Presentation Error.
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Standings among teams in each Division will be determined by the standard ACM guidelines: the most correct problems solved,
penalty points will break ties. Penalty points are calculated as: one point for each minute it takes to submit
a correct solution and twenty points for incorrect submissions.
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Judges reserve the right to disqualify any team they deem behaving badly.
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Awards will be given in each Division.
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