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IrlCPC 2024

Insight SFI Research Centre for Data Analytics is delighted to be again co-organising the annual Irish Collegiate Programming Contest (IrlCPC) with the UCC Student Chapter of the Association of Computer Machinery (ACM). Taking place on the 2nd of  March in the Western Gateway Building, UCC.

Date: Saturday 2 March 2024

Venue: Western Gateway Building, University College Cork

Time: 09.30 – 18.30

Registration: Now open!

Prizes include: laptops, tablets, smart watches, programming text books and more!

The Irish Collegiate Programming Contest is Ireland’s most prestigious computer programming competition. The event attracts the best programmers from third-level institutions across the country, with occasional entrants from international colleges such as Oxford and Nice. Each competing team is given a set of challenging problems that test their collective problem solving, numeracy and computer programming skills. In a wider context, the IrlCPC competition helps students to hone their practical programming skills, which will better prepare them for career opportunities in the future. 

Registration and full details see the ACM website.

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