University of Michigan–Dearborn
Association for Computing Machinery
ACM International Collegiate Programming Competition
Every year, the Association for Computing Machinery (ACM) holds their International Collegiate Programming Competition (ICPC). And each year, the University of Michigan–Dearborn (UM-D) enters it!
The ICPC begins with regionals, and then the selected top teams from all of the regions are sent to the world competition. As UM-D belongs to the ACM East Central North America Region (ECNA), we compete in the ACM ECNA Regional Progamming Contest (RPC).
ACM ECNA RPC Results:
- 2007: 33rd & 109 out of 109 teams
- "Fermat's Last Team" (Dan Hojnacki, Dwight VanTuyl, Jialin Jiao)
Placed 33rd out of 109 submitting teams, with successfully solving two problems.
- "Pi is Exactly 3" (Nathan Whitehead, Will Burton, Zach/Zhong Zheng)
Placed 76th out of the 109 submitting teams, with successfully solving one problem.
- "Fermat's Last Team" (Dan Hojnacki, Dwight VanTuyl, Jialin Jiao)
- 2006: 40th & 57th out of 135 teams
- 2005: 52nd & 58th out of 132 teams
- 2004: 52nd & 96th out of 188 teams
- 2003: 19th & 94th out of 144 teams
- 2002: 25th & 57th out of 132 teams
- 2001: 21st & 73rd out of 123 teams
- 2000: 45th & 53rd out of 116 teams