KTH Challenge 2011

KTH Challenge is a programming competition open to university students.

You compete individually trying to solve as many problems as possible within four hours. Your solutions are programs written in C/C++ or Java that you send in for automatic testing. The test server runs your program on a set of inputs, that are secret to you, and accepts your program if it produces the expected output within the allotted time. The problems test your programming skills and your ability to solve algorithmic problems.

Contest

• Results
• Problemset
• Solutions presentation
• Solutions
• Testdata

Note that all material from the contest is licensed under Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike 2.5 Sweden License.

Schedule

Saturday 9 April, 2011.

• 10.00 Introduction in E2, Osquars backe 2.
• 11.00 Competition starts. We offer pizza and soft drinks.
• 15.00 Competition ends.
• 15.15 Presentation and award ceremony in E2.

Prizes

1. Apple iPad
2. Apple iPod Touch
3. Headphones

Contacts

• Contest Director Stefan Nilsson: general questions.
• Head of Jury Lukáš Poláček: questions about rules and the problem set.

Register