ACM-ICPC represents each school in the form of teams, and each team consists of at most 3 players. Each team member must be a student at school, with a certain age limit, and can participate in regional trials at most twice a year.
The National Mathematical Modeling Competition for College Students is held in September every year, and it is open to college students all over the country, regardless of majors (but the competition is divided into undergraduate and junior college groups, and all college students can participate in the undergraduate group competition, and only junior college students (including vocational and junior college students) can participate in the junior college group competition).
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In ACM regional competitions, gold, silver and bronze prizes are generally awarded according to the proportion of 10%, 20% and 30% respectively, that is, in general (120 teams), 12 teams won the gold medal, 24 teams won the silver medal, 36 teams won the bronze medal and the rest were winners.
The top ten teams in the finals will receive high scholarships: the first prize is $65,438+02,000, the second prize is $6,000, the third prize is $3,000, and the fourth to tenth places will each receive $65,438+0,500. In addition, North American champions, European champions, South Pacific champions and Asian champions will be recognized.
The organizing committees of each division of the National Mathematical Modeling Competition for College Students will send the excellent answers to the National Organizing Committee according to the number stipulated by the National Organizing Committee. The National Organizing Committee hired experts to form a national judging committee, and selected the first and second national prizes from the excellent answers sent by each division according to unified standards.
References:
Baidu Encyclopedia -ACM acm International College Programming Competition
References:
Baidu Encyclopedia-National Mathematical Modeling Competition for College Students