Takneek, the annual intra IITK Science and Technology festival concluded on 4/9/11. There were 4 different competitions of the club this time, 3 of which were introduced this year itself.
A 10 hour online programming marathon, was based on the WPC format. It saw some of the best on the campus participate. Like the previous year, it was team spirit again, who led the overall competition with 5 correct submissions. They were the only team who got the problem of Hanoi State right, after repeated attempts. Their solution used to give incorrect answer for just one test case. Also they got problem C within 19 min into the contest which is pretty good.
The final rankings are:
Team spirit (A,B,C,E,F)
Team xor (A,C,D,E)
Team rufferzool (A,C,F)
Team bullseye (A,C)
Congratulations to all the winners.
Kodefest problems and their solutions can be found here
Blackbox had a huge response from the junta. The prelims had more than 200 students in 103 teams participating. The prelims was a written round with questions in basic C/C++ and some maths. From the prelims, 16 teams qualified for the finals. It was nice to see 11 out of those were first yearites.
Finals was an interesting one. It had six reverse engineering problems, that had to be coded using the code of smallest size. We also tested a new judge ONJ in this contest. The final had the following standings:
Team razimantv
Team arbit
Team zerone
Team funked in c
Team funked in c was a first year team and performed really well. They also secured 2nd highest marks in prelims.
In this problem an image editor had to be created in using Python modules. All submissions were pretty good, and the participants had put in lot of hard work in implementing different features that an image editing program may have.
karc_warlock's submission was exceptional.
The results are:
Team karc_warlock - Mridul Verma (10415), Mohd.Dawood (10404), Rahul Kumar (10558), Shikhar Sharma (10682)
Team soul fire - Akarshan Sarkar (10050), Gurpreet Singh Khanuja (10277), Vinit Kataria (10807)
Team sudo terminate - Ankesh Kumar Thakur (10097), Deepak Sharma (10223)
Team _y - Gaurav Gupta (11272), Aditya Tandon (11042), Rachit Nimavat (11466)
Congratulations to all the winners. Hope you keep building up on your application for future.
Somehow this competition did not attract a lot of participation. However, it had two entries, so the judging was really to pick one out of those two.
Team avidcoders
Team da3mon5
Last Updated on Tuesday, 06 September 2011 10:31
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Last Updated on Monday, 01 August 2011 19:02
IOPC 2011 was held from 1200 Hours(IST) 12 Jan 2011 to 1200 Hours 13 Jan 2011. It was good to see the enthusiasm of participants, although not many people were active from IIT Kanpur. Some teams were active for entire 24 hours. We congratulate the top teams. The finals ranklist can be seen here. The top five teams were.
1. Moped (15)
2. Mt. Zion (13)
3. Proof (13)
4. Any Dream (11)
5. novice2011 (8)
Interested people can see the problems and accepted solutions for IOPC 2011 on Codechef
The Descriptive Solution for each problems can be downloaded from here
Last Updated on Friday, 29 July 2011 19:00
The Techkriti team presents the 2011 edition of IOPC, the annual International Online Programming Contest of IIT Kanpur, sponsored by Google. This 24 hour long contest will have you competing with some of the best coders in the world in solving problems of an algorithmic nature.
IOPC 2011 will be held from 1200 hrs on February 12 to 1200 hrs on February 13 (IST). Teams of upto 3 members can participate in the contest. To be eligible for prizes, the teams need to be comprised of students who are currently registered in some university only.
IOPC 2011 will be hosted on Directi's Codechef platform (Link to the contest page : http://www.codechef.com/IOPC2011 Teams need to register there before the start of the contest). Teams need to register on the IOPC site (http://www.techkriti.org/#/competitions/iopc/iopc/) as well to be eligible for prizes.
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to ask queries during the contest.
Problems and solutions uploaded
It gives us great happiness to announce the winners of the Semester Programming Contest-
The SPC turned out to be a pretty exciting event. Ignite did a good job of spotting the easiest problem and finished L("Easy Problem") within 8 minutes of contest time, pretty quick by any standards. Other teams soon followed suit. However, Spirit took the lead by solving four problems (L, G, F and B) in merely two hours and also H shortly afterwards. Gladiator seemed to be closely behind with 4 problems of their own. However, gladiator seemed to have become inactive and Yagami Raito overtook after around 8 hours of contest time. Lone_warrior was late to enter the scene, but was significant as the best performance from Y10 and the only team to solve problem I. The final standings were
1. Y9 Spirit - Solved 6 (B,F,G,H,K,L)
2. Y9 YagamiRaito - Solved 5 (B,F,G,H,L)
3. Y9 gladiator - Solved 4 (B,F,G,L)
& Best from Y10 - lone_warrior - Solved 4 (F,G,I,L)
It is interesting to note that Spirit almost got problem D and I too. In D, they correctly figured out that the problem was just an application of Bellman Ford, but they got runtime error. As experienced coders, they should have realized that their adjacency matrix would use too much space for n=2000. (n*n = 2000*2000 = 4*10^6 = 16 MB) and this was causing the error. Using an adjacency list representation would have cured Again, in problem I, they used an n! (shucks!) algorithm to find the solution, which would be too slow for n=12. A 2^n algorithm based on simple DP would do it.
Again, a lot of people had problems getting G submitted. Almost everyone got the key idea (applying Fermat's last theorem), but there were a few corner cases (a+b=0, and n=odd, n=0 etc.) that needed to be taken care of. The thing to do in such a situation is to stop panicking and think coolly about what you maybe missing.
Nevertheless, it was a very encouraging performance from all the teams and you all did very, very well indeed. But, most of all, we hope you had fun!!
We will see if we can have a discussion of the problems sometime next week. If not, solutions will be posted online.
Last Updated on Thursday, 13 January 2011 20:27
Four teams from IIT-Kanpur qualified for ACM ICPC regionals (Kanpur center)-2010 and Team Deep Thought (Raziman, Utkarsh Lath, and Shitikanth) got the third rank overall. Deep Thought is advancing for the world finals, which will be held in Egypt from 27th February to 4th March.
We hope that this sets trend for IIT-K teams to do even better in the future.
:)
Last Updated on Sunday, 19 December 2010 15:00
We have some BIG surprises for you this semester.
Starting off, we bring to you the first ever Semester Programming Contest on Saturday, 8th January 2011. Rev up your coding skills and revise your algorithms 'cause the problems will be interesting and challenging as ever. Besides, thousands of bucks will be up for grabs!
Last Updated on Friday, 31 December 2010 18:25
The final standings were:
1) Mauryans Team Spirit(Shubham Tulsiani and others)
2) Mauryans Team Ignite(Anshu and others)
3) Mughals Team SpiritHunter(Ankit Mahato and others)
4) Mauryans Team Gladiators(Pankaj More and others)
It was especially good to see a team of Y10 occupying second place in the entire coding community. Congratulations to all the winners. The solutions to the problems can be found here
Last Updated on Sunday, 26 September 2010 18:56
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