ACM Regional Collegiate Programming Contest Greater New York Region Sunday, November 19, 2017 Multi-site hubs: Stony Brook, Manhattan College, Binghamton, and online! Contest announcement mailing list

• Contest rules
• Final standings
• Problems
• Contest sites: Manhattan College, Yale, Stony Brook, Binghamton College, and online!
• World Finals elgibitility: Teams who wish to be eligible for the World Finals must compete at a location with more than one school OR a contest official.
• Video connection: We will live-streaming the opening and closing ceremonies and staying connected with all participating sites via Slack chat and Slack Video Conferencing.
• Contest image: We will require participants use the Greater New York Region contest image that provides the typical controlled environment.
• T-shirts: We will send you t-shirts!
• Date: Sunday, November 19
• Schedule:
  • 11:15 am: Contest opening ceremonies livestream
  • 12:00 noon: Contest begins
  • The problems will be released at noon for you to download and print.
  • 5:30 pm: Contest ends
  • Extra 30 minutes to allow for time to print
  • 5:45 pm: Contest closing ceremonies livestream
• Practice Session: Tuesday, November 14 through noon on Saturday, November 18
• Use this time to get acquainted with the PC^2 web interface for submitting solutions to the practice problems as well as clarification questions to the judges. You will also want to make sure you can use the contest programming environment effectively.
• Computing environment
• Number of computers per team: 1
• Languages
  • C/C++/Ada (gcc/g++/gnat) 6.1.1
  • Java OpenJDK 1.8.0
  • python 2.7.12 and 3.5.1
• Registration (Deadline November 3)
  • First-time contestants: Create an account on the ACM ICPC website here
  • Returning contestants: Make sure your ACM ICPC profile information is up-to-date here (including shirt size)
  • Coaches: Once your contestants have accounts on the ACM ICPC website, create your teams here
• Cost: $30 per team

Previous Years

• 2016 at Manhattan College: standings or problems or rules
• 2015 at Queens College: standings or problems or rules
• 2014 at St. Joseph's University: standings or problems or rules
• 2013 at Yale University: standings or problems or rules
• 2012 at Stony Brook University: standings or problems or rules
• 2011 at Adelphi University: standings or problems
• 2010 at Rutgers University: standings or problems
• 2009 at Hofstra University: standings or problems
• 2008 at St. Joseph's College: standings or problems
• 2007 at Kean University: standings or problems
• 2006 at Nassau Community College: standings or problems
• 2005 at Kean University: standings or problems
• 2004 at Iona College and Stevens Tech: standings or problems
• 2003 at New York Institute of Technology: standings or problems
• 2002 at Columbia University: standings or problems
• 2001 at Nassau Community College: standings or problems
• 2000 at Kean University: standings or problems
• 1999 at USMA: standings or problems
• 1998 at Bloomfield College: standings or problems
• 1997 at USMA: problems

• ACM International Collegiate Programming Contest
• ACM International Collegiate Programming Contest Problem Set Archive at Universidad de Valladolid
• Programming Challenges: The Programming Contest Training Manual, by Steve Skiena and Miguel Revilla, via Barnes and Noble or Amazon
• Consortium for Computing Sciences in Colleges (CCSC) Programming Contest, hosted by our very own St. Joseph's College
• Project Euler
• ACM ICPC page on Wikipedia

For More Information contact the Contest Director Sean McIntyre