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CCE Inter-Department Programming Contest 2022

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About CCE Club

CCE Club is the official club of the Department of Computer and Communication Engineering (CCE) at International Islamic University, Chittagong (IIUC), founded in 2021. CCE Club works to ensure students integration into the CCE community and at the same time work as a channel between the department and the students. The core idea is to help the tutees recognize the steps they should take to establish a career and build a skill set outside of academics. CCE Club aims to surpass the norms of clubs being bound to academics by organizing a good number of skill-based workshops annually according to members’ needs. These workshops help to open opportunities, create connections, and significantly enhance skills. Through seminars, events, demonstrations, and competitions, CCE Club creates a strong platform to establish a solid network among the students, alumni, and teachers. CCE Club has effectively connected our alumni and organizations to help our undergraduates with their placement.

CCE Inter-Department Programming Contest, 2022

CCE Inter-Department Programming Contest, 2022 is a competitive programming competition arranged by CCE Club among all the other departments of IIUC. This contest will pave the way for Programming Culture in CCE and introduce the students to the joy of coding.

Who is eligible to participate?

This contest is open for all the students of IIUC, who have registered beforehand for the final contest of this session.

Challenge Format

CCE Inter-Department Programming Contest Selection Round, 2022 is an online contest powered by HackerRank coding platform. This contest will challenge contestants to solve 10 coding problems of varying complexities in a duration of 3 hours.

Prizes

  • First prize : 5k BDT
  • Second prize : 3k BDT
  • Third prize : 2k BDT

Rules

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  1. The problems can only be solved using either C or C++
  2. Every team should consist of 3 members. All contestants are required to present a valid student identification card.
  3. Every team should bring 1 laptop during the contest.
  4. Each team will be allowed to use only a single computer and must write and test their programs on the constest platform on that machine, wholely within the contest room.
  5. contestants cannot search for solutions and/or algorithms to solutions over the internet, in textbooks or any other material.
  6. If any team violates rule 5, the marks for that particular problem relating to that violation will be nullified.
  7. contestants cannot interact with or keep with them any turing complete devices, other than the computer(s) that are being used to solve the problems.
  8. contestants cannot utilize any bug of the medium to gain unfair advantage.
  9. contestants cannot hinder the progress of other team(s) in any way. If so, the former will be eliminated.
  10. contestants should have accounts on hackerrank with their username representing the team name used during regristration.

Scoring

  • Each challenge has a pre-determined score. Easy ones are 5, Medium ones are 10 and Advanced ones are 15.
  • A participant’s score depends on the number of test cases a participant’s code submission successfully passes.
  • If a participant submits more than one solution per challenge, then the participant’s score will reflect the highest score achieved.
  • Participants are ranked by score. If two or more participants achieve the same score, then the tie is broken by the total time taken to submit the solutions resulting in a higher score

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