CS1090 - Competitive Programming
Fall 2015
Thanks all for a great semester!
Grades have been posted to BanWeb.
Here is the code from class on 9/29.
The problem statements from the practice contest on 9/8.
Input data and correct output for the practice contest on 9/8:
Problem | Input | Output |
---|---|---|
1 | prob1.in | prob1.out |
2 | prob2.in | prob2.out |
3 | prob3.in | prob3.out |
4 | prob4.in | prob4.out |
5 | prob5.in | prob5.out |
Jason's checklist.
Instructor:
Email: pop [AT] mtu [DOT] edu Phone: 487-2331 Office: Rekhi 208 Office Hours: MTWR 10-11AM Textbook:
Some will find the book Programming Challenges: The Programming Contest Training Manual by Skiena and Revilla (Springer, ISBN 0-387-00163-8) useful. Piazza:All course discussions outside of class will be conducted on Piazza. To get to it, go here. Grading:
Since there is a wide range of student backgrounds in terms of CS courses taken and programming experience, I will be expecting more from students with many CS programming, data structure and algorithm courses than those with few. I expect a high level of motivation from students taking this class. Most of you should have no trouble getting an A if you are willing to put in a reasonable amount of work. Any student on a team that qualifies for the world finals of the ICPC will get an A in the class. Any student on a team that would have qualified except that they finished second to an MTU team that does qualify will get an A in the class. Policies:
Schedule:The week-by-week content and activities in class will evolve as the semester progresses. However, there are two important activities that occur outside of class time that you are expected to participate in.
Please send corrections to pop [AT] mtu [DOT] edu. |