Projects · 2000 – 2001
ACM ICPC World Finals 2001
In my third year at IIT Delhi, my team, IITD Stars, placed second at the ACM ICPC Asia regional in Kanpur and went on to the World Finals in Vancouver, where we tied for 29th among 64 finalist teams. The finalists came out of 2,700 teams from 70 countries.
The team
Results
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World Finals, Vancouver
Tied for 29th, with three problems solved. The official standings rank all teams by problems solved, so the fifteen teams with three problems share 29th. St. Petersburg State University won for the second year running.
Official standings (saved copy) Problem set (PDF) Final report
Originals: ICPC results · problem set · Competitive Programming Hall of Fame, which breaks ties by penalty time.
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Asia regional, IIT Kanpur
Second of 66 teams from India, Bangladesh, Singapore, and Hong Kong. Only the winner qualified automatically, and IITD Stars received the wild card to the World Finals.
Results Official ICPC standings Wild card announcement Contest director's report Problem set (PostScript)
Press
Coverage of the Kanpur regional, December 2000. The Hindi reports are translated.
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Hindustan Times
“The first runner up was Stars IIT Delhi. The team included Ashish Gupta, Ashish Gupta and Ravi Krishna which won Rs 15000.”
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Sahara
“The IIT Delhi team included Ashish Gupta, Ashish Gupta and Ravi Krishna. This team was given a cash prize of 15,000 rupees.”
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Dainik Jagran
“IIT Delhi’s team of Ashish Gupta, Ashish Gupta and Ravi Krishna won second place and a prize of 15,000 rupees.”
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Hindustan
“The IIT Delhi team took second place. The team included Ashish Gupta, Ashish Gupta and Ravi Krishna.”
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Aaj
“Second place went to IIT Delhi’s ‘IITD Stars’.”
All media reports from the contest site Full contest archive