Kazakhstani students have entered the top teams in programming

The team of algorithmists from Kazakhstan took 25th place at the International Collegiate Programming Contest (ICPC), which took place from November 5 to 11 in Dhaka, Bangladesh.
This year, students from 132 universities around the world participated in the ICPC, where the strongest developers study.

The team included graduates of the International University of Information Technologies Abai Baimukanov, Batyr Sardarbekov, Parasat Kazyrkhanov, and their coach Aibar Kuanyshbay.
Every year, only 300 people from around the world reach the ICPC finals.

The Kazakh team solved 7 out of 12 problems and surpassed students from world-class universities.

Gold medals at the Championship were awarded to teams from:
Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT);
Peking University and others.

Silver medals were won by teams from:
ETH Zürich and others.

Bronze medals were awarded to:
National Research University Higher School of Economics (HSE)
St. Petersburg State University
University of Oxford and others.

The International Collegiate Programming Contest (ICPC) is the main global programming competition. Since 1977, the ICPC has been a world championship where talented student developers from around the world test their skills.

Source: bluescreen.kz