Time: Saturday, November 3, 2007
The PC2 team software was not changed between version 8.6
and 8.7. We are using the old version because that environment was
thoroughly tested last year.
Each team will be allowed to use one PC-compatible computer (such as Dell
or equivalent). The guaranteed configuration of the computer includes a US
keyboard, mouse and color monitor.
The programming languages of the contest are C, C++ and Java.
Pascal is not longer provided. See above for a list of available
compilers and versions.
The software will be installed in standard configuration and we will
follow as closely as possible the general suggestions that you can
find in
Location: William Young Library
(directions and maps)
Parking: there are free parking lots on weekends
(
next to
William Young Library (building 456) but check
with me before parking.
The last year there were many tickets issued to the coaches
and contestants and we certainly do
now want this to happen again. Please check with
Schedule: Our
schedule
follows Mid-Central schedule posted on
the Mid-Central Headquarters Site (Lexington, KY is in
the EST time zone and the Mid-Central headquarters are in
the CST zone so there is a one hour difference in schedules).
Note that we will follow the
official schedule for the contest but there are modifications
regarding the registration and morning: we are planning for a practice
session around 10:40 AM at your stations.
After the practice you are invited for lunch. And after the contest we
have the award ceremony with pizza (or something similar).
Rules: The Rules of the 2007 ACM
Regional Programming Contests (make sure that the contestant are eligible to
participate)
Satellite site Contest Director: Dr. Jerzy 'Jurek' W. Jaromczyk (e-mail or call 859-272-3961, or 859-257-1186 before the contest. On the day
of the contest call the Young Library security desk.)
Sponsors:
Industrial
Partners,
College of Engineering,
Department of Computer Science,
UK Libraries
Travel/Hotels: directions
Food: Lunch before and
pizza dinner after the contest will be provided
Contest Environment and Compilers: We are
planning this year to use Linux environment. Check this page for changes
and modifications regarding details, however, we are planning to provide
the following:
Results: (will be posted after the contest). More information can be found in Mid-Central Region Mid-Central Headquarter page.
Jerzy W. Jaromczyk, Last updated: Sep. 7, 2007
