Final Results for UKSPC'01 and a few pictures (September 28, 2001)
Graduate and undergraduate
students competed in two divisions: twenty one students in the upper division
and forteen students in the lower division. The students were given seven
problems of varying difficulty with different problems selected for
different divisions (the problems from the contest will be posted later).
Judging was based on the ACM programming competition rules. By rules
the correct output must not only be valid but also has to precisely
meet the specified format. There were many instances of students
submitting
solutions that were rejected merely because of a presentation error (e.g.,
output listed in wrong order, etc.). The final ranking is based on
the number of problems accepted as correct solutions meeting the above
criteria and by the total time (see the scoring rules), including
penalties for incorrect submissions.
| UKSPC01 UP | pfactor | birthday | box | fence | total | place | |
| Bill Wyatt | 22 | 65C | 103P/ | 187C | 143P/ | 2C + 2P | 1 |
| Andy Martin | 24 | 81I/169C | 103C | 163P/ | 2C + 1P | 2 | |
| Jesse Andrews | 26 | 53I/114C | 141I/195P | 195P/ | 100P | 1C + 3P | 3 |
| Najati Imam | 27 | 140I/188I | 183C | 1C | 5 | ||
| Kamal Shah | 31 | 89C | 170P | 1C + 1P | 4 | ||
| Justin Hays | 33 | 76C | 145I/187C | 2C | 3 | ||
| Robb Samuell | 35 | 65I/181I | 119I/181P | 1P | 6 | ||
| Bert Rawert | 37 | 67I/161C | 161P | 1C + 1P | 4 | ||
| Sandeep Bodapati | 39 | 65I/157I/ | 136C | 1C | 5 | ||
| Ryan Chilton | 43 | 85I/135I/173C | 154C | 2C | 3 | ||
| Ke | |||||||
| i | Incorrect Output | ||||||
| P | Partial (Failed for some tests) | ||||||
| C | Correct | ||||||