Programming Team

The first-place finish secures a spot in the North America Championship, giving the team the opportunity to compete for a place at the world finals   The UCF Programming Team placed first at the 2024 Southeast Regional Programming Contest held last week, besting more than 100 other teams. Their victory secures a spot at the…

The competition helps build students’ problem-solving skills, which are valuable to those seeking a career in software development, data science and research, and related fields. UCF’s “Apocalypse Attack” students will be among 50 teams from the U.S. and Canada competing May 27 in the nation’s most prestigious computer programming contest, showcasing their exceptional talents to…

After beating dozens of top teams to earn seventh place, UCF will advance to the World Finals for the 11th consecutive year.

UCF Teams finished first (Gold Medal) and third (Bronze Medal) in the “South Division” of the North American Divisional Championship (NADC) of the International Collegiate Programming Contest (ICPC).

UCF’s 36-year-old record of “top three in the southeast” continued for another year, thanks to our excellent team members.

Congratulations to the UCF Programming Team (named “Raptor”) for finishing 10th in the ACM ICPC World Finals yesterday and first among the North American teams.

Congratulations to the UCF Programming Team, “Badlands”, who solved 7 problems in the World Finals of the ACM International Collegiate Programming Contest and finished officially tied for 13th place in the contest! They were the best US team, and second in the North American region. An amazing performance from these Computer Science students: Timothy Buzzelli, Joshua Linge, and Alex Coleman.

Congratulations to the UCF Programming team for their strong finish in the World Finals.

Congratulations to the UCF Programming Team for their strong performance at the ACM Southeast Regional Programming Contest that was held on Saturday, November 14th.

The UCF Programming Team was one of more than 12,000 teams in 100+ countries that competed in regional contests.