Competition Rounds

Description

Teams solve coding problems quickly and accurately. Question papers will contain problem statements with expected syntax and outputs.

Scoring

• 10 points per correct solution
• +5 bonus points for top 5 fastest teams

Rules

• Languages: Python, Java, C++, C
• Submit executable code files
• No internet access
• No external communication
• Language specification sheets allowed

Description

Teams solve one complex problem involving algorithm design and implementation.

Example problem types:

• Shortest path algorithms
• Scheduling optimization
• Text pre-processing

Scoring

• 10 points Correctness (passes test cases)
• 10 points Algorithm efficiency
• 10 points Clarity of explanation

Rules

• Document algorithm design (pseudocode/flowchart)
• 5-7 minute presentation to judges
• No external resources

Description

A fun, fast-paced technical quiz with visual challenges.

Example questions:

• Identify programming languages from code snippets
• Name tech personalities from photos
• Solve visual logic puzzles
• Recognize algorithms from diagrams

Scoring

• 3 points per correct answer
• 20 questions total

Rules

• No electronic devices
• No team discussions
• Write answers on provided sheets

Description

Teams design the architecture for a complex system or application.

Example challenges:

• Ride-sharing app like Uber
• Real-time collaborative code editor
• Food delivery tracking system
• AI-based exam proctoring system

Scoring

• 40 points Design feasibility
• 20 points Scalability
• 10 points Presentation clarity

Rules

• Use provided tools (whiteboards/digital)
• 5 minute presentation to judges
• Focus on design, not implementation

Total Points

Tie-Breaking Rules

1. Higher score in Round 4 (System Design)
2. Higher score in Round 2 (Algorithm Design)
3. Earlier submission in Round 1 (Speed Code)