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Welcome to the ICMC - USP acm
Programming Contest - South American Regional team !
Team:
Marcelo Couto - Mestrado
Ricardo Fodra - 95
Sandro Silveira -
Coach: Fulvio Parmejjani
- 94
São Paulo Site - Final Results (Brazil and Argentina):
Rank Site Team
Solved Penalty
1 26 Universidad
de Buenos Aires 5
753
2 12 Univ. Fed.
Pernambuco
4 421
3 27 IME - USP
3 323
4 19 Esc. Politécnica
- USP 3
481
5 01
USP Sao Carlos
2 223
6 16 Univ. Fed.
Rio Gr. do Sul 2
253
7 20 Univ. Fed.
Rio de Janeiro 2
275
8 24 UNICAMP
2 422
9 22 Fundação
Univ. Rio Grande 2
544
10 09 Univ. Fed. Minas
Gerais 2
548
11 15 Univ. Fed. Viçosa
1 43
12 06 Informática
PUC-RS
1 50
13 08 Univ. do Vale do
Paraíba 1
62
14 21 UNESP São
José Rio Preto 1
112
15 14 Matemática
PUC-RS
1 138
16 18 Univ. Fed. Paraíba
1 176
17 28 Instituto Militar
de Engenharia 1 187
18 13 PUC-MG
1 348
19 02 UFMS
0 0
19 03 Centro Univ. do
Triângulo 0
0
19 11 Univ. Fed. Espiríto
Santo 0
0
19 25 Univ. Caxias do
Sul
0 0
Final Results for South America:
Rank Team
Solved Penalty
1 Universidad de Buenos Aires
5 753
2 Univ. Fed. Pernambuco
4 421
3 IME - USP
3 323
4 Univ. del Zulia (1) - Venezuela
3 377
5 Esc. Politécnica - USP
3 481
6 PUC de Santiago (Chile)
3 494
7 USP Sao
Carlos
2 223
8 Univ. Fed. Rio Gr. do Sul
2 253
9 Univ. Fed. Rio de Janeiro
2 275
10 Univ. de los Andes - Venezuela
2 369
11 UNICAMP
2 422
12 Fundação Univ. Rio Grande
2 544
13 Univ. Fed. Minas Gerais
2 548
14 Universidad de Chile
2 600
15 Pont. Univ. Javeriana (1)-Colombia
1 22
16 Univ. de los Andes - Colombia
1 42
17 Univ. Fed. Viçosa
1 43
18 Informatica PUC-RS
1 50
19 Universidad Catolica de Valparaiso
1 60
20 Univ. do Vale do Paraíba
1 62
21 Univ.Cat. Andrés Bello(1)-Venezuela
1 74
22 Pont. Univ. Javeriana (1)-Colombia
1 77
23 Universidad Central de Venezuela
1 111
24 UNESP São José Rio Preto
1 112
25 Matemática PUC-RS
1 138
26 Univ. Cat. del Norte (Antofagasta)
1 165
27 Univ. Simón Bolivar (1) - Venezuela
1 168
28 Univ. Fed. Paraíba
1 176
29 Instituto Militar de Engenharia
1 187
30 Univ. Centro Lisandro Alvarado (2)
1 221
31 PUC-MG
1 348
32 Centro Univ. do Triângulo
Univ. Catolica Andrés
Bello (2)
Univ. Central de Venezuela
(2)
Univ. Centro Occ. Lisandro
Alvarado (1)
Universidad Concepción
Universidad de Carabobo (1)
Universidad de Carabobo (2)
Universidad del Zulia (2)
Universidad Rafael Urdaneta
Universidad Simón Bolivar
(2)
Univ. Tec. Federico Santa
María - Valparaiso
Univ. Caxias do Sul
Univ. Fed. Espiríto
Santo
Univ. Fed. do Mato Grosso
do Sul
Conditions for Participating:
Undergraduate and graduate students in the area of Informatics
and related who belong to South American institutions may participate in
the contest.
These students will constitute teams of up to three elements.
Two of them must necessarily be undergraduates; only one graduate student
will be allowed per team, provided that he/she has not concluded the second
year of his/her graduate program, and has not obtained a previous
graduate degree.
Each school within an university may have only one team competing.
Printed material related to the Programming Contest will be distributed
in English only.
Team Selection:
Internal contest, following the same rules of acm. The
deadline to the team definition was 29 October 1998.
Past Problems:
 1998
ACM Programming Contest Finals.
1997
ACM Programming Contest Finals.
1996
ACM Programming Contest Finals.
1995
ACM Programming Contest Finals.
1994
ACM Programming Contest Finals.
1993
ACM Programming Contest Finals.
1992
ACM Programming Contest Finals.
1991
ACM Programming Contest Finals.
About the Contest:
The International Collegiate Programming Contest, organized
by ACM - Association for Computing Machinery,
is a worldwide event made up of over then 20 regional contests and nearly
4000 of the brightest computer science students as contestants. In each
contest, teams race against the clock to solve the most problems in the
fewest attempts in the least amount of time. From these students which
represent 700 universities in 40 countries, fewer then 200 earn a place
at the World Finals, to be held in Eindhoven - Netherlands.
Prizes:
The top ten teams at the World Finals will be awarded scholarships
of $9,000 for first place; $4,500 for second place; and $1,500 each for
third through tenth places. Furthermore, The North American Champions,
the Latin American Champions, the European Champions, the South Pacific
Champions, and the Asian Champions will be recognized. But perhaps the
biggest reward will be the job offers that are likely to come. Companies
under pressure to find top talent realize that these contestants are among
the best and the brightest.
This year, three sites will comprise the South American Regional
Contest, one in São Paulo - Brazil , one in Antofagasta - Chile
and one in Caracas - Venezuela.
Who Will Advance to the Finals:
The champions of each site will automatically advance to the
World Finals provided that they have achieved the minimum score of 60%
of correctly solved problems. Otherwise, all non-advancing teams will be
ranked in one list according to their final score and the best teams will
take the remaining slots.
Activities at the ICMC:
The internal contest took place on wednesday 28 October.
The regional contest was held at USP - Sao Paulo on 14 November 1998.
For more information about the contest:
acm
Programming Contest.
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