The programming competition, held on October 31 – November 1 at KRSU, brought together 150 participants. At the tournament, which has been held since 2004, the KRSU 67 team showed the best result, taking the national champion title.
Results and stages of the competition
During the main round held on November 1, participants competed in person at the university's main building. The KRSU 67 team, made up of Tengiz Dzhamalov, Vladislav Belyaev and Andrei Filippov, solved eight of nine problems during the five-hour round, making it the only team with that result.
Place at the tournament
Beyond the winners, the competition also determined the prize-winners: second place went to the American University of Central Asia team RAII, which solved seven problems. Third place went to the Kyrgyz State Technical University team Kyrgyz STU 1, which completed six tasks. First-degree diplomas are awarded to the top three participants.
Participation and context
The tournament is part of the selection system for the ICPC collegiate team world programming championship. More than one hundred teams competed in the initial stage of the competition. In addition to the main competitive part, the program included an opening ceremony, a trial round, problem analysis and an awards ceremony. KRSU was also represented at the event by the teams We chose the best of the best and NullPtr, which placed 22nd and 27th respectively.
