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NUS team 7 Halim: Yehezkiel Raymundo Theodoroes (then 4th year student, now graduated), Lim Li (then 4th year student, now graduated), and Edbert Geraldy Cangdinata (then 1st year student, now 2nd) will compete in the annual ICPC World Finals 2022 in Sharm El Sheikh, Egypt on end Nov/early Dec? 2023
There will be TWO World Finals (2022+2023) edition in the same event next year.
There is a huge possibility that another NUS team "The Spiders from Mars": Vu Hoang Kien (2nd year), Nyamdavaa Amar (2nd year), and Jeffrey Lee Chun Hean (1st year) will also compete in the same World Finals (TBC).
NUS team MLG: Nguyen Dinh Quang Minh (then 3rd year student, now 5th), Vuong Hoang Long (then 2nd year student, now 4th), and Zhang Guangxuan (then 1st year student, now 3rd) has competed in the postponed annual ICPC World Finals 2021 in Dhaka, Bangladesh, on 06-11 November 2022.
MLG obtained raw rank 53/132 teams but officially classified as rank joint-50.
Moreover, VNU team EggCentroy: Bui Hong Duc (then with VNU, now 2nd year NUS student), Vu Hoang Kien (then with VNU, now 2nd year NUS student), and one other team member obtained Bronze Medal (12th place). This is the first in ICPC World Finals for a South Asian team. Congratulations.
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Info: From 2019, Steven added one more important constraint:
To join NUS ICPC, one has to know Steven first, i.e., from CS3233, (SGP/foreign) NOI/IOI, or other related modules.
Steven does not broadcast call to join NUS ICPC anymore as there are more than enough ICPC students in NUS these days.
Thus if any NUS students read this but does not know Steven yet, please contact Steven directly for further instructions.
The candidate NUS students are shown here (mostly NUS senior ICPC teams and new IOI (and also now: IMO) medalists in NUS).
Students are advised to form teams of three by looking at the relative strengths of each other.
Steven will sort NUS teams 2022 based on non-increasing order of sum of the latest CodeForces ratings of three members and send top 7 to one of the eventually chosen site for ICPC Asia Regionals 2022 (see below).
For WF22, we have 3 NUS top teams: 7 Halim, That Time Our Solution Got Hacked, and Send Bobs to Alice at top 3 of ICPC Asia Jakarta 2021 (Online), making any of them at the World Finalist level, albeit only the eventual winning team (7 Halim) will be sent to WF22.
Due to COVID-19 traveling restrictions (still a bit restrictive although many countries have reopened) and internal agreements between Asia PSP RCDs (decision taken around mid 2022), all NUS ICPC teams will compete in one single site (but onsite). The details of this decision can be read here.
Unfortunately ICPC Asia Jakarta 2022 will be held on 26-27 Nov 2022 that is right in the middle of NUS exam week 1 and 2 (it is near impossible to send multiple NUS teams during exam period)...
So we are left with either ICPC Asia Ho Chi Minh 2022 (8-9 Dec 2022) or ICPC Asia Manila (14-15 Dec 2022).
An internal vote was conducted and NUS teams have decided to go all out at the Ho Chi Minh City 2022 site.
2022 data:
2021 data:
SoC communications publish the following reports about NUS ICPC regionals season 2021: NUS Computing students sweep top spots again at ICPC Asia Jakarta Regional Contest 2021.
2020 data:
SoC communications publish the following reports about NUS ICPC regionals season 2021: NUS Computing students dominate at ICPC Jakarta Regional Contest.
2019 data:
Steven returns as SGP Team Leader in 2022.
Singapore IOI 2022 team has competed in Yogyakarta, Indonesia, on 7-15 August 2022 for the first-ever hybrid IOI 2022 competition.
All four contestants returned with medals.
Congratulations to Ashley Aragorn Khoo (Gold), Tan Si Jie (Silver), Daniel Toh Jing En (Silver), and Joel Au Heng Hoi (Bronze).
The joint coaches for year 2022 are: Jeffrey Lee Chun Hean (also travelling onsite) and Teow Hua Jun.
As Steven and his big team hosted IOI in 2020 and 2021, he could not (directly) involved in training the teams (team 1 and unofficial team 2).
The joint coaches for year 2020 are: Zhang Guangxuan and Clarence Chew Xuan Da.
The results can be found here. 3S1B. Congratulations.
The joint coaches for year 2021 are: Huang Xing Chen and Clarence Chew Xuan Da.
The results can be found here. 3G1S (national best record). Congratulations.
Singapore IOI 2019 team has competed in Baku, Azerbaijan, on 4-11 August 2019.
Three contestants returned with medals.
Congratulations to Leong Eu-Shaun (Gold), Jeffrey Lee Chun Hean (Silver), and Benson Lin Zhan Li (Bronze).
The coach for 2019 is Feng Jiahai.
Click here for a trip report by the deputy leader: Mdm Wang Li Ling (Lorraine Neo) from Raffles Institution.