| title | ACPC 2025 Contest |
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| contestPoster | /img/acpc2025.png |
| infoBtnLink | ../contests/acpc/2025 |
| signupBtnLink | https://www.eventbrite.ca/e/alberta-collegiate-programming-contest-2025-tickets-1762475915909?aff=oddtdtcreator |
| text | Welcome back to the fall semester! We are excited to announce that the Alberta Collegiate Programming Contest (ACPC) will take place on October 18th, 2025 hosted by us, the CPC!. The Alberta Collegiate Programming Contest (ACPC) is an opportunity for university and college students in Alberta to excel in a programming competition. Students will test their aptitude and their knowledge of computer science against a set of programming puzzles requiring problem-solving, programming, math, and teamwork skills. Teams are ranked according to the number of problems solved within five hours. The event will begin on October 18th with a warm-up practice, followed by a five-hour competition to decide the winners. The ACPC is sponsored by Arcurve who provides a platform for the next generation of computing professionals to pursue excellence. |
Welcome back to the fall semester! We are excited to announce that the Alberta Collegiate Programming Contest (ACPC) will take place on October 18th, 2025 hosted by us, the CPC!.
Students will test their aptitude and their knowledge of computer science against a set of programming puzzles requiring problem-solving, programming, math, and teamwork skills. Teams are ranked according to the number of problems solved within five hours. The event will begin on October 18th with a warm-up practice, followed by a five-hour competition to decide the winners. The ACPC is sponsored by Arcurve who provides a platform for the next generation of computing professionals to pursue excellence.
The deadline to register for the contest is October 17th, 2025 at 11:59PM MDT, but capacity is limited and has historically sold out! With that being said,
you can register and find full contest details by clicking on the poster below or buttons above!
** Please note not all languages may be able to produce a solution to some questions.