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Queen's grabs glory: more than 70 teams from 31 countries gathered for the International Collegiate Programming Contest in Prague, hosted by the Association of Computing Machinery. Canadian universities took top honours.(News)
Publication: Computing Canada Publication Date: 23-APR-04 Author: Schick, Shane
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PRAGUE -- Queen's University emerged as the sole Canadian team to make the top rankings in the ACM International Collegiate Programming Contest World Finals, successfully solving five out of 10 complex computational problems and earning 12th place.
Russia's St. Petersburg Institute of Fine Mechanics and Optics took first place in the international competition held earlier this month, which drew 73 teams consisting of three members each from 31 countries. St. Petersburg, which solved seven problems,...
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