Not Strong Enough of DU- the Dhaka Region Champions of ICPC Asia
Dhaka University's team Not Strong Enough (DU_NotStrongEnough) has become the champion of ICPC Asia Dhaka region organized with 640 contestants from 165 programming teams of different universities of the country. BUET Potatoes of Bangladesh University of Technology and Engineering (BUET Potatoes) became the first runner-up in this problem solving competition and the second runner-up team was KZVD 729 (JU_kzvd4729) of Jahangirnagar University.
The other top 10 winning teams of this competition are Nerd herd, another team of BUET, Shahjalal University of Science and Technology team SUST-Carnage and BerlekampMassey, BUET's Negative IQs, Berserkers. ) and Dhaka University team Stacks DontFlow and Fenrys.
At the end of the final onsite competition, Barisal University's Binary Games, RUET’s After Mark, SUST Levi's Squad, KUET's Effervescent and many more teams were awarded.
The names of the winners of the two-day long international collegiate programming competition Asia Dhaka regional phase were announced by BRAC University's Honorary Technology Professor Dr. Mohammad Kaykobad. BUBT Vice-Chancellor Dr. Muhammad Fayyaz Khan presided over the event. State Minister for Information and Communication Technology Zunaid Ahmed Palak was the chief guest.
It may be noted, the preliminary competition of 1,745 teams from 117 colleges and universities of Bangladesh was completed on September 3. Based on the online preliminary competition, 165 teams from 104 colleges and universities were selected for the final competition. 165 teams consisting of 495 students participated in this programming competition under the supervision of 165 instructors from 104 educational institutions of Bangladesh.
The names of the winners of the two-day long international collegiate programming competition Asia Dhaka regional phase were announced by BRAC University's Honorary Technology Professor Dr. Mohammad Kaykobad. BUBT Vice-Chancellor Dr. Muhammad Fayyaz Khan presided over the event. State Minister for Information and Communication Technology Zunaid Ahmed Palak was the chief guest.
It may be noted, the preliminary competition of 1,745 teams from 117 colleges and universities of Bangladesh was completed on September 3. Based on the online preliminary competition, 165 teams from 104 colleges and universities were selected for the final competition. 165 teams consisting of 495 students participated in this programming competition under the supervision of 165 instructors from 104 educational institutions of Bangladesh.
