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In the lead-up to the event, UWA CSSE will run an intensive training programme in order to prepare contestants for the competition. There are two types of sessions: tutorial-like presentations on Tuesday evenings, and mock competitions on Saturday mornings. Tuesday sessions discuss algorithmic concepts via short informal presentations and selected worked examples. Saturday sessions act as mock competitions, providing contestants with valuable competition-like practice in teams. Tuesday sessions start at 5pm and last 1-3 hours; Saturday sessions start promptly at 10am and last 5 hours.

Last years notes are available here. The tentative schedule for this year is:

THE SCHEDULE BELOW IS SUBJECT TO CHANGE WHILE THIS MESSAGE IS PRESENT

UWA Week Starting Wednesday Saturday
Theory (4-5pm Room 2.28) Practice (5-7pm Room 2.01)
1 30 July None (Introductory Session on Friday 1pm in Room 1.24 Anzac Round 4
2 6 August Graph Algorithms (Search and Optimization) Graph Practice (Evan)
3 13 August Dynamic Programming Dynamic Programming Practice (Eliot) Anzac round 5
4 20 August Graph Algorithms (Network Flow and Matching) Graph Practice (Yuki)
5 27 August Search and Optimization Search Practice (Varun) Anzac Round 6
6 3 September Computational Geometry Geometry Practice (Ed)
7 10 September Problem Identification and Strategy ICPC warm up (Ed) ACM ICPC South Pacific Regional Finals

UWA teams will also compete in the year-long ANZAC competition, scheduled at various times throughout the year, and use the ACM-ICPC Live Archive website for practice competitions. Students will need to sign-up for an account on this website in order to compete in the practice competitions.

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Luigi Barone
School of Computer Science & Software Engineering
The University of Western Australia
Last modified: March 2010