Berkeley CSUA MOTD:Entry 10917
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2003/11/3-4 [Computer/SW/Languages] UID:10917 Activity:nil
11/3    Matlab Programming Contest starts tomorrow (tuesday)
        http://www.mathworks.com/contest
        \_ Tomorrow?!? You need to give us more notice for these things.
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About the MATLAB Programming Contest A note from your MATLAB Contest Team MATLAB Programming Contests are held semi-annually by the MATLAB Contest Team. Topics are varied and can range from gene sequencing to surveying the planet Mars. We receive hundreds of entries for every contest from contestants vying for the coveted top spot. Since this is an online contest, youll get to compete with the best programmers from all over the world! Contestants submit MATLAB programs that try to solve a problem we publish on our website. Our server automatically tests each entry for correctness and efficiency. A listing shows all the entries that have submitted so far, along with their scores. Over the course of the contest, the first-place entry steadily improves as contestants build on each others work and try to outdo each other. Find Out About Future Contests Are you ready to join the ranks of top MATLAB programmers? If you came across this page when a contest is not running, join our mailing list to find out when the next one happens.