UKIEPC 2022
Saturday 29th October
Sponsors
More than 350 students, in 124 Teams from 19 universities, at 16 sites, took part in UKIEPC 2022.
Taking Part in 2022
Typically, teams of 3 students, around one computer, work on approximately 12 problems during 5 hours with no internet. Participation will follow the NWERC regional rules.
Expected Schedule on the Day
Time (GMT) | Description | |
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10:30 AM | Introduction on Youtube | Download Intro Video Slides |
11:00 AM | Contest starts | Go to Contest Server Download Problemset (after start of the contest) |
15:00 PM | Scoreboard freezes | You can see who has submitted, but not whether they were successful. |
16:00 PM | Contest ends | |
~16:10 PM | Solutions and Results | Final Scoreboard UKIEPC22 Downloads |
Programming Languages
The following details from 2021 may be updated before the 2022 event
- Python 3.6 (PyPy 7.3)
- Java 11 (OpenJDK 11.0.11)
- C++20 (g++ 9.3)
- C17 (gcc 9.3)
Contest Downloads
UKIEPC22 DownloadsNWERC-based Rules
We will follow NWERC for 2022 and return to in-person only participation, in teams of (up to) 3. Each university is also separately responsible for their selection process for deciding which teams to send to NWERC. This may be based upon team performance in the UKIEPC, or determined separately; teams do not have to remain the same.
Contest Locations
Participating Universities
- Nottingham
Max L. Wilson
- Oxford
Bartek Klin
- Bath
James Davenport
- Southampton
Hikmat Farhat
- Brunel
Alina Miron
- Manchester
Ian Pratt-Hartmann
- Sussex
Ryu Wong
- Imperial
Konstantinos Gkoutzis
- Cambridge
Andrej Ivašković
- Lincoln
Alex Thumwood
- Edinburgh
Michio Honda
- Portsmouth
Mani Ghahremani & Tamer Elboghdadly
- Hull
David Parker
- Warwick
Christian Ikenmeyer
- Bristol
John Lapinskas
- Aberystwyth
Amanda Clare