Moscow Workshops ACM ICPC and MOSCODE festival

2017

We are looking for new partners!

About Moscow Workshops ACM ICPC

Moscow Workshops ACM ICPC (MW),

hosted by Laboratory for IT Education

Development at Moscow Institute of Physics

and Technology since 2012, is the network of

competitive programming boot camps aimed

at training, educating and traveling for

successful participation in the competitions

operated according to the ICPC’s rules.

Our workshops bring together the strongest

teams from around the world. In the previous

season 8 out of 12 prizes of ACM ICPC

Finals 2017 were won by the participants of

Moscow International Workshop ACM ICPC

2017.

About ACM International Collegiate Programming Contest

The largest and the most famous programming

contest:

Annually about 300 000 students from all over

the world participate in ACM ICPC;

46 381 students from 2 948 from 103 countries

participated in semi-final contest in 2016;

Annually about 130 teams pass to the finals (US

2017, China 2018, India 2019...)

Regionals Contests

MW Participants’ Geography and Statistics

The most recent Moscow Workshop ACM ICPC (Fall 2017): 64 teams; 195 participants

Dublin City University (Dublin, Ireland)

Al Akhawayn University in Ifrane (Ifrane, Morocco)

Fuzhou University (Fuzhou, China)

American University of Central Asia (Bishkek, Kyrgyzstan)

University of Petroleum and Energy Studies (Dehradun, India)

Kyrgyz Russian Slavic University (Bishkek, Kyrgyzstan)

Grigore Moisil Highschool Iasi (Iasi, Romania)

Arab Open University (Al-Ardiya, Kuwait)

Togliatti State University (Togliatti, Russia)

University College London (London, United Kingdom)

University of Helsinki (Helsinki, Finland)

Lomonosov Moscow State University (Moscow, Russia)

Moscow Institute of Physics and Technology (Moscow, Russia)

ITMO University (Saint Petersburg, Russia)

Politecnico di Milano (Milan, Italy)

Saint Petersburg State University (Saint Petersburg, Russia)

17 countries: 9 new universities: 39 universities. Among them:

Participating Universities (145 universities from 48 countries)*

University College London (London, United Kingdom)

Technical University of Munich (Munich, Germany)

Utrecht University (Utrecht, Netherlands)

University of Helsinki (Helsinki, Finland)

Lund University (Lund, Sweden)

University of Copenhagen (Copenhagen, Denmark)

Ecole Polytechnique (Paris, France)

National University of Singapore (Singapore)

Tsinghua University (Beijing, China)

University of Tokyo (Tokyo, Japan)

The Chinese University of Hong Kong (Hong Kong, China)

Fudan University (Shanghai, China)

* In each region we listed universities that occupy leading positions of other participants of the Workshops in the Times Higher Education World University Ranking 2018

Europe (47 universities) Among them:

Asia (46 universities) Among them:

University of Pennsylvania (Philadelphia, US)

Cornell University (Ithaca, US)

Georgia Institute of Technology (Atlanta, US)

University of Waterloo (Waterloo, Canada)

North America (11 universities) Among them:

Lomonosov Moscow State University

Moscow Institute of Physics and Technology

Higher School of Economics

Moscow (9 universities) Among them:

Kazan Federal University

Saint Petersburg State University

Novosibirsk State University

ITMO University (Saint Petersburg)

Cities of Russia (36 universities) Among them:

Universidade Federal do Rio Grande do Norte (Natal,Brazil)

Federal University of Campina Grande (Campina Grande, Brazil)

South America (2 universities)

University of New South Wales

(Sydney)

Australia (1 university)

Al Akhawayn University in Ifrane (Ifrane, Morocco)

Africa (1 universitiy)

19 Universities in Top-100 Times Higher Education Computer Science Ranking-2018

The Chinese University of Hong Kong (Hong Kong, China)

Zhejiang University (Hangzhou, China)

Royal Institute of Technology (Stockholm, Sweden)

Lomonosov Moscow State University (Moscow, Russia)

Moscow Institute of Physics and Technology (Moscow, Russia)

Shanghai Jiao Tong University (Shanghai, China)

Ecole Polytechnique (Paris, France)

ITMO University (Saint Petersburg, Russia)

University of Helsinki (Helsinki, Finland)

Politecnico di Milano (Milan, Italy)

Georgia Institute of

Technology (Atlanta, USA)

National University of Singapore

(Singapore)

Cornell University

(Ithaca, USA)

Technical University of Munich

(Munich, Germany)

University College London

(London, United Kingdom)

Tsinghua University

(Beijing, China)

University of Pennsylvania

(Philadelphia, USA)

University of Waterloo

(Waterloo, Canada)

University of Tokyo

(Tokyo, Japan)

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Statistics

Statistics

The teams participated in our Workshops

have been taking the leading positions in

World Finals for several years in a row.

Most recently, at the final stage of ACM

ICPC 2017, participants of Moscow Pre-

Finals Workshop 2017 won 8 out of 12

prizes.

Andrei Lopatin

- Coach of teams from SPbSU

- Two-times world champion in

competitive programming (2000 and

2001)

- TopCoder Open Semifinalist: 2008

- Russian Code Cup Finalist: 2012

- Google Code Jam Finalist: 2008

Andrei Stankevich

- Associate professor at ITMO University

- ACM ICPC Silver Medalist (2000), Gold

Medalist (2001)

- Coach of ITMO University teams, 6 times

World Champions, 9

Gold Medals, 1 Silver Medal, 1 Bronze

Medal

- Judge at ROI, NEERC, Petrozavodsk

Training Camp

Mikhail Tikhomirov

- Finalist of Topcoder Open 2014, 2015

- Finalist of the Russian Code Cup 2014,

2015

- PhD in Mathematics

- Coach of the ACM ICPC Gold Medalist

2016 and Silver Medalist 2017 MIPT

Jinotega team

Coaches of the Workshops

Coaches of the Workshops

Mikhail Rubinchik

- Bronze medalist of ACM ICPC World Finals 2011

- Coach of three winners of the Russian Olympiad in

Informatics

- Coach of the gold medalist of the International

Olympiad in Informatics 2014

Gleb Evstropov

- Gold medalist of ACM ICPC World Finals 2014 and

2015

- 3rd place of the Facebook Flacker Cup 2015 Finals

- Lecturer of the Department of Computer Sciences at

the HSE

- Former Codeforces coordinator

- Member of the Host Scientific Committee of IOI 2016

And also: Filipp Rukhovich, Egor Kulikov, Mike Mirzayanov, Michael Levin, Renat Gimadeev,

Sergey Kopeliovich, Jacob Dlougach ….

Organizers and partners of past Workshops

Organizers

Partners

We are looking for new partners…

Moscow Pre-Finals Workshop ACM ICPC 2018

(21st March - 1st April 2018)

Division A – experienced teams that passed into the ACM ICPC Finals-2018 and have strong motivation to win.

Division B – teams that wish to receive quality education for the upcoming season.

30+ countries 50+ universities 200 participants

Workshop consists of:

• Training sets

• Sponsors’ Tech-Talks

• Culture and industry tours

• Lectures

• Simulation of ACM ICPC

Finals - MOSCODE festvial

Workshop involves:

MOSCODE festival 2018 (31st March - 1st April 2018)

11.02

• Qualifying stage (3000 participants, online)

31.03

• Personal contest (up to 360 participants)

01.04 • Team contest (up to 120 teams)

MOSCODE festival (up to 2017 – Moscow Competitive Programming Festival) – annual international tournament for programmers from all over the world

New location: Skolkovo Technopark Dates and participants

There are three types of offers for our potential sponsors: Red, Gold, Platinum.

We will be glad to cooperate with you!

What opportunities does the Red level give you?

• Placing Sponsor's logo on the official website of the Workshop and the MOSCODE with a link to the partner's website

• Placing Sponsor's logo in advertisement and information materials of the Workshop and MOSCODE

• Putting branded gifts (provided by the Sponsor) into participants’ sets

• A 5 minute speech on the MOSCODE’s opening and closing ceremonies

• Participation in coffee breaks

• Handing out branded gifts to the winners and the runner-ups of the Workshop on the closing ceremony

Offers for Sponsors of Moscow Pre-Finals Workshop ACM ICPC 2018

and MOSCODE festival

What opportunities does the Gold level give you?

All opportunities of the Red level plus:

● A 15 minute speech on the Workshop’s opening and closing ceremonies

● A separate post about the Sponsor and publications in social networks (up to 5)

● Sponsor's logo in a video about the Workshop

● Sponsor’s lecture on the Workshop in English

Offers for Sponsors of Moscow Pre-Finals Workshop ACM ICPC 2018

and MOSCODE festival

What opportunities does the Platinum level give you?

All opportunities of the Red and Gold levels plus:

● Emailing the database of participants and coaches

● Providing special educational and leisure events (branded contest, hackathon, trip to the Moscow office of a company, etc)

All sponsor levels in comparison

Contacts

VK: vk.com/acmmipt

Website: it-edu.com

Email: acm@phystech.edu

Facebook: facebook.com/MoscowACM

Alexey Maleev, the Founder of Moscow Workshops