The UCONN Programming Contests Page

Contests sponsored by the UCONN ACM Student Chapter
With academic support from the UCONN Department of Computer Science and Engineering

Eligibility:All part-time and full-time UCONN students can participate.
Programming languages: C, C++, or Java (JDK 1.6.0). You must use extensions ".c", ".cpp", or ".java" to indicate the language used.
Input: Unless otherwise specified, the input should be read from the standard input using the exact format described in the problem statement.
Output: the output should be written to the standard output in the exact format described in the problem statement.
Help materials: You can bring with you any printed materials, including books on programming languages, algorithms, math, geometry, graphics. You must not use any material from the internet.
Ranking: each contestant who solves at least one problem will be ranked:

first by number of problems solved
second by total elapsed time to each solution plus a 20 minute penalty per rejected submission for problems that are eventually solved, and
third by fewest number of rejected submissions (only for problems that are eventually solved)

Read all problems before you start solving any of them. Solve easy problems first!
Read the problem carefully and make sure you understand all details.
Make sure to format the output correctly, the automated judging system will reject your solution even if it has a single extra blank or newline.
Don't get stuck on one problem for too long; if you feel you aren't making progress, try another one.