The ACM-ICPC International Collegiate Programming Contest

Colleges & Universities Duke University
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<p>ACM International Collegiate Programming Contest is an annual multi-tiered competition among the universities of the world. The ICPC challenges students to set ever higher standards of excellence for themselves through competition that rewards team work, problem analysis, and rapid software development. The contest is sponsored by IBM.</p>

<p>2007 Results:<br>
Duke tied for 44th in the world</p>

<p>US Results

  1. MIT (8th)
  2. California Institute of Technology (12th)
  3. University of Texas at Dallas (14th)
  4. Stanford (26th)
  5. U of Illinois (26th)
  6. U of Nebraska - Lincoln (26th)
  7. DUKE UNIVERSITY (44th)
  8. Carnegie Mellon (44th)
  9. Cornell University (44th)
  10. University of Central Florida (44th)</p>

<p>2006 Results:</p>

<p>US Results:

  1. MIT (8th)
  2. California Institute of Technology (39th)
  3. Depaul University (39th)
  4. Princeton University (39th)
  5. Washington University in St. Louis (39th)</p>

<p>2005 Results:
Duke tied for 29th in the world</p>

<p>US Results:

  1. University of Illinois (17th)
  2. DUKE UNIVERSITY (29th)
  3. California Institute of Technology (29th)
  4. MIT (29th)</p>

<p>2004 Results:</p>

<p>US Results:

  1. MIT (5th)
  2. California Institute of Technology (7th)
  3. Harvard (9th)
  4. Stanford (13th)
  5. University of Michigan (27th)
  6. University of Texas (27th)</p>

<p>2003 Results:
Duke tied for 29th in the world</p>

<p>US Results:

  1. California Institute of Technology (13th)
  2. UC-Berkeley (13th)
  3. University of Texas (21st)
  4. Virginia Tech (21st)
  5. Cornell (30th)
  6. Harvard (30th)
  7. University of Minnesota (30th)
  8. University of Wisconsin (30th)
  9. DUKE UNIVERSITY (43rd)
  10. Iowa State (43rd)
  11. University of California - San Diego (43rd)
  12. University of Arkansas (43rd)
  13. University of Kentucky (43rd)</p>

<p>2002 Results:
Duke University places 8th in the world</p>

<p>US Results:

  1. MIT (2nd)
  2. Stanford (5th)
  3. DUKE UNIVERSITY (8th)
  4. University of Wisconsin (11th)
  5. California Institute of Technology (27th)
  6. Cornell University (27th)
  7. U of Chicago (27th)
  8. U of California - San Diego (27th)
  9. University of Central Florida (27th)
  10. University of Texas (27th)
  11. Virginia Tech (27th)</p>

<p>2001 Results
Duke tied for 29th in the world</p>

<p>US Results:

  1. Virginia Tech (2nd)
  2. MIT (7th)
  3. Harvard (10th)
  4. DUKE UNIVERSITY (14th)
  5. University of Central Florida (14th)
  6. California Institute of Technology (29th)
  7. Carnegie Mellon (29th)
  8. Iowa State (29th)
  9. UC-Berkeley (29th)
  10. UC-San Diego (29th)</p>

<p>2000 Results
Duke tied for 22nd in the world</p>

<p>US Results:

  1. California Institute of Technology (9th)
  2. Carnegie Mellon (11th)
  3. University of Central Florida (11th)
  4. University of Washington (11th)
  5. MIT (15th)
  6. Stanford (15th)
  7. Virginia Tech (15th)
  8. DUKE UNIVERSITY (22nd)
  9. Cornell (22nd)
  10. George Mason (22nd)
  11. Georgia Tech (22nd)
  12. Harvard (22nd)
  13. Iowa State (22nd)
  14. UC-San Diego (22nd)</p>

<p>1999 Results
Duke places 5th in the world</p>

<p>US Results:

  1. DUKE UNIVERSITY (5th)
  2. California Polytechnic State (6th)
  3. UC Berkeley (7th)
  4. Harvard (8th)
  5. Carnegie Mellon (11th)
  6. Cornell (18th)
  7. Virginia Tech (18th)
  8. U of Arkansas (18th)
  9. John Hopkins (28th)
  10. Harvey Mudd (28th)
  11. UVA (28th)</p>