ACM at FSU Programming Contest

Contest Date

April 5, 2025

Registration Deadline

April 2, 2025 @ 6 p.m.

Format

In-Person

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An ICPC style contest hosted semesterly by the Florida State University Association for Computing Machinery Student Chapter.

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We are still looking for volunteers to be either Proctors or General Volunteers for this semester's programming contest, so if you or anyone...

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Registered Courses

CDA3100 Computer Organization - S. Jayaraman

CEN4020 Software Engineering - G. Fedyukovich

CEN5035 Graduate Software Engineering - S. Haiduc

CIS3250 Ethics in Computer Science - S. Mithila

CIS4930 Intro to Python - S. Mithila

The Contest

About

The ACM at FSU Programming Contest is a coding competition emphasizing problem solving executed in code. Students, faculty, and staff from all majors and colleges are welcome. The competition lasts 5 hours, and teams are limited to 3 members. The top teams from each division receive prizes, which have previously included items such as Google Home Minis, Amazon Echoes, Raspberry Pi's, Chromecasts, and ACM chapter t-shirts.

Volunteering

Our team is comprised entirely of volunteers, and we welcome anyone interested in helping out at this or future contests. Each volunteer typically takes on one of the following roles:

  • Docent
  • Proctor
  • Question Writer
Please contact our team at contest@fsu.acm.org for additional information!

A special thank you to ACM at FSU alumnus Will Davenport for donating the server hardware.