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Programming Powerhouse: UCF Hosts, Competes in the ICPC NAC

UCF placed seventh in the 2022 North American Championship of International Collegiate Programming Contest and will advance to World Finals.

UCF Programming Team Iris, including Seba Villalobos (left), Sharon Barak  麻豆精品 S21  麻豆精品 S22MS (center), and Daniel West (right), with coach Glenn Martin  麻豆精品 S92  麻豆精品 S95MS  麻豆精品 S12PhD, pose for a photo.

In a battle of logic, strategy and mental endurance, a team of three Knights spent five hours solving complex real-world problems to secure seventh place in the 2022 North American Championship of International Collegiate Programming Contest (ICPC). The competition, which was hosted at UCF, pits teams from 50 elite institutions against each other for a chance to earn one of 17 spots at the World Finals. Rising above competitors from Stanford, Columbia, Harvard and Cornell, UCF Computer Programming Team Iris 麻豆精品 S which includes students Daniel West and Seba Villalobos 麻豆精品 S has secured their second chance to prove they 麻豆精品 S檙e world champions.

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麻豆精品 S Sharon Barak 麻豆精品 S21 麻豆精品 S22MS, UCF Computer Programming Team Iris captain

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Students who competed in teams of three in the 2022 ICPC North American Championship

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Consecutive years UCF has advanced to the ICPC World Finals

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Computer programming students competing the Pegasus Ballroom

UCF hosted 150 of the nation’s best computer programming students 麻豆精品 S including three Knights 麻豆精品 S in the Student Union’s Pegasus Ballroom for the competition.


UCF programming students competing in the Pegasus Ballroom during the competition.

Daniel West (left), Sharon Barak 麻豆精品 S21 麻豆精品 S22MS (center) and Seba Villalobos (right) competed as Team Iris in the ICPC North American Championship.