Computer science team shows talent at prestigious programming contest · News · Lafayette College

Members of Lafayette’s team ranked higher than teams from such strong institutions as UC Berkeley and Cornell

By Bryan Hay

A Lafayette College computer science team, competing in the largest programming competition participated by all major universities and colleges in the world, performed with distinction and exceeded expectations.

(LR) Prof.  Frank Xia, team advisor, Eliso Morazara '25, Peter Li '23, and Lekso Borashvili '23

(LR) Prof. Frank Xia, team advisor, Eliso Morazara ’25, Peter Li ’23, and Lekso Borashvili ’23

Each year, more than 2,500 teams from North America compete in regional and divisional programming contests. Among them, approximately 50 top teams are invited to the North America Championship to compete for the advancement to the

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Golisano College community takes on the International Collegiate Programming Contest

RIT students took on some of the most prestigious universities across the northeast US and Canada in a computer programming contest. Five RIT student teams competed in the 2023 International Collegiate Programming Contest (ICPC) Northeast North America Regional event.

RIT’s Golisano College of Computing and Information Sciences is the headquarters of the ICPC Northeast North America Regional Contest.

This year, the regional contest was held on Feb. 25 with 84 teams from 19 universities located in New York, New England, Quebec, and Atlantic Canada. There were six in-person sites across the northeast, including one at RIT’s Golisano College.

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