South Central USA Regional Programming Contest

Contest Details

Quick Facts
When November 2-3, 2001
Events will start Friday evening and continue until the banquet Saturday Night.

Where Louisiana State University
Events will be held in various buildings. More specific information will be added.

Cost $125/$190
Registration is $125 before October 13, $190 after that date - register early! Registration fees cover three contestants and one coach. Alternates may attend for a cost of $30. Guests just for the banquet are $15.

Facilities We will provide Pentium-class systems running Windows NT (or 2000). Each team will be provided one system for use during the contest. We will attempt to make each system as equal as possible (typical system is an IBM pentium-based system running at 500 MHz or better, with a 17-inch monitor).Each team will be provided one system for use during the contest.

Software We currently have installed and will have available the following languages:

IBM Visual Age C/C++
IBM Java (gui and SDK)
Borland Delphi
VIM
Xemacs
Other than these products, the systems will have only a base Windows install. If you desire other tools, please let us know (such as editors). We will endeavor to provide an environment as close as possible to the environment that the International Contest requires.

Judging We plan to use the PC^2 software as we did last year.

**Quick Facts**
When		November 2-3, 2001 Events will start Friday evening and continue until the banquet Saturday Night.
Where		Louisiana State University Events will be held in various buildings. More specific information will be added.
Cost		$125/$190 Registration is $125 before October 13, $190 after that date - register early! Registration fees cover three contestants and one coach. Alternates may attend for a cost of $30. Guests just for the banquet are $15.
Facilities		We will provide Pentium-class systems running Windows NT (or 2000). Each team will be provided one system for use during the contest. We will attempt to make each system as equal as possible (typical system is an IBM pentium-based system running at 500 MHz or better, with a 17-inch monitor).Each team will be provided one system for use during the contest.
Software		We currently have installed and will have available the following languages: IBM Visual Age C/C++ IBM Java (gui and SDK) Borland Delphi VIM Xemacs Other than these products, the systems will have only a base Windows install. If you desire other tools, please let us know (such as editors). We will endeavor to provide an environment as close as possible to the environment that the International Contest requires.
Judging		We plan to use the PC^2 software as we did last year.

More details will be provided as they are determined and/or requested.

NOTES

As final costs are determined, prices for alternates and guests may be adjusted.
ACM International Contest requires that teams be exactly three members (teams of two are not allowed). We will follow this guideline.

The statements and opinions included in these pages are those of South Central USA Regional Programming Contest Staff only. Any statements and opinions included in these pages are NOT those of Louisiana State University, LSU Computer Science, LSU Computing Services, or the LSU Board of Supervisors.
© 1999,2000,2001 Isaac W. Traxler

This page last updated 2001/11/02 18:03:49.