The
Winter 2012 CS Singles programming competition took place last Friday night at
Memorial University. Seventeen students took part, trying their skills against the algorithmic conundrums the programming competition committee prepare as their
set of three problems (click here to see problems, and solutions).
After 150 minutes the competition time expired and the judges prepared the results.
The volume of submissions for this competition was impressively high, at the end though three students emerged with top results; in third place was Megan O'Connor, in second place was Adam Murphy, and finally in first was Ken Collingwood.
I'd like to thank all the students, volunteers, and the games committee again for making these CS games possible. I hope to see everyone again on March 9th 2012, when we hold the Team Doubles competition.
The volume of submissions for this competition was impressively high, at the end though three students emerged with top results; in third place was Megan O'Connor, in second place was Adam Murphy, and finally in first was Ken Collingwood.
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