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It was a great pleasure for me to talk about Eclipse IDE today at Carleton. This was a warm up for IEEE Computer Society Carleton University SB Chapter’s new Lecture on Demand series. Technically it was the first lecture, but students will be offered a lot more topics to choose from in future.
By now, IEEEXtreme 3.0 should be over. This year there were about 700 teams participated in the contest- which means about 2100 competitors. In terms of number, it was a great success- I believe it was beyond organizers’ expectation. I was worried if the server will be able to handle the huge traffic. Eventually it did. Problem set was pretty standard – well defined and organized. The contest went very smooth. However, talking about the organization, I felt the contest could be better. So here are some feedback from me:
I am to share an exciting news I just received from IEEE Region 7 (Whole Canada) RSR: “I am pleased to announce that Carleton University Student Branch’s website has won first place in Canada’s IEEE SB website competition.”
I will like to thank every one of the website design team: Abhinav Shukla, Vefa Bicakci, Imran Hossain, Junzhe Zou (Davy), Laura Mutu, Laxman Pradhan, Manuanand Muruganad and Mohammad Farhan. Special thank to Farhad Khan and Keyur Hindocha for providing us with a concrete platform in the previous years and Jieyi Rong or guiding us throughout the time. Every one in the executive team some how contributed in the site. All the features were completely written by us. I will talk details about the site’s interesting design in another post.
Thanks every one again!!!
I found there are some informal information could be there in IEEE Extreme website. So here, I am trying to sum up as much information as I can. This will cover information for both organizers, and participants.
IEEE Extreme is a 24-hour programming contest for IEEE student members (assumably college/university students). It is an international contest, thus prestigious for the winners. For 2009, the contest is planned to be held on 24th October at 00:01 GMT. To participate, you need to contact your local university/college IEEE Student Branch. They are supposed to organize this contest preferably using university labs and other facilities.