Over the last decade, RGU has consistently had one of the best records of any UK university for graduate-level employment. Students for the competitive event were Dabin Ding, Jason James, and Mahmoud Yousef.Robert Gordon University (RGU) is in Aberdeen, Scotland, UK and was established as an educational institution in the 18th Century by the prosperous merchant Robert Gordon. UCM faculty members from the School of Computer Science and Mathematics who joined “We are very proud to have such dedicated students and are already preparing for next Team 5- Codefest: Salah Eddine Azekour, Sunil Lama, and Roshana Bajracharya.Team 4 – Lobster Sushi Rolls: Marcus Khai Weng Tan, Ka Wai Ng, and Yen Wei Tan.Team 3 - Thread Pool Noodles: Ebenezer Jeya, Jacob Sauther, Chris Lingenfelter (who.Team 2 – Juno First: Victor Ortiz, John Irle, and Paul Friedlein.With the 2019 win, this marked the second consecutive year a UCM team finished firstįour other participating UCM teams and their members included: Given everything they have – skills, thinking, and team work,” she added. Presented, our teams have a singular focus to reach the target and at the finish have “We have very talented and industrious students on our teams. Tackle this very challenging problem set.”Ĭongratulating all 15 UCM students who participated, Copus said she is continuouslyĪmazed by the fearless approach her students take in this voluntary competition, particularly John, Ryan and Mikhail demonstratedĪn incredible ability to contribute their individual strengths and come together to Skills in problem decomposition, algorithms, mathematics and programming had to beĪpplied to the problems in addition to team work. Teams put forth their best effort and stretched their minds and skills to new heights. “The problems this year were more challenging than usual,” Copus said. UCM teams submitted solutions, but the time it took to create a solution was not strong Team C captured first place by solving two problems in 88 minutes. Out-of-the-box solution that allows the team to arrive quickly with a working solution,”
“Teams will approach problems in a class fashion, but it is often the unusual, or Teams often address problems using classic computer science theory and applying substantialĪlgorithmic thinking, according to Copus. The time it takes to create the solution is also tracked and the teamsĪre judged on how many correct solutions they submit and the time it took to complete “Several programming languages are allowed “The team of up to three persons has one computer to share. Students were required to solve each problem by creatingĪ computer program, an undertaking that followed considerable time spent designing She said theĬontest consisted of eight questions that were presented at the beginning of the competition.Ĭhallenges faced by students required a higher level of thinking than problems typically Was one of four UCM faculty members who joined students at the event.
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State University, Fontbonne University, and Purdue University-Columbus.īelinda Copus, program coordinator for computer science and software engineering, Missouri Western State University, Drury University, Avila University, Northwest Missouri UCM, Southwest Baptist University, University of Missouri-Columbia, Monmouth University, To participate in the competition that included 27 teams from 10 different colleges: Known as “Team C,” they were one of five UCM teams Science major Ryan Looney, mathematics major with minors in computer science andĬybersecurity and Mikhail Husyev, a computer science major who is also pursuing a
The award-winning team from UCM was comprised of three students, Jon Bockhorst, computer Charles Community College in Cottleville, The four-hour-long event took place April 6 at St. Such as mathematics, computer science and cybersecurity demonstrated their analyticalĪnd technological skills by recently capturing first place in the CCSC-CP (Consortium for Computer Sciences in Colleges) Central Plains annual regional conference. WARRENSBURG, MO – University of Central Missouri students who are studying in areas
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