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Waterloo ACM-style programming contest September 30th

By Jessica
The next Waterloo-local ACM-style programming contest will be held on Sunday, September 30 in MC 3003. All members of the UW community are invited to try their programming skill in Racket, C, C++, Java, Pascal, Python, or Scala.

The results of this local contest will be used to select the UW teams for the international ACM competition. We will send three or more teams of three students each to the East Central North America Regional in Windsor on November 9-10. If we do well there, one team will advance to the World Finals in 2019.

For full details and online registration, please see http://acm.student.cs.uwaterloo.ca/~acm00/
 
The contest will run from 1 pm sharp until 4 pm, and will be followed by pizza. There will be a practice contest in the morning to allow contestants, especially those competing for the first time, to get their account setup and become familiar with the contest environment. Contestants participating in the practice contest should arrive by 10:30 am in MC 3003. For out-of-town participants, it is possible to participate remotely using a web-based system, but local participants are encouraged to attend in person if possible.

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