Translation. Region: Russian Federation –
Source: Peter the Great St. Petersburg Polytechnic University –
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The final round of the Russian Competitive Programming Championship took place in Orenburg, bringing together the strongest professionals from 10 regions of the country. Students from the Institute of Computer Science and Cybersecurity successfully defended the Polytechnic University's honor and won silver medals.
The competition was attended by schoolchildren and students aged 14 to 18, as well as athletes over 16—more than 200 participants from across Russia. Team K1DD1EF from the Donetsk People's Republic took first place in the "Information Security Systems Programming" discipline, and our team placed second.
The DUCKERZ team (SPbPU)
Egor Zakharov — 2nd year student at the Higher School of Sports Gleb Grankin — 3rd year student at the Higher School of Sports Ilya Kuzin — 2nd year student at the Higher School of Sports Mikhail Maryasov — 2nd year student at the Higher School of Sports Anton Babayev — 2nd year student at the Higher School of Sports Varvara Pogoretskaya — 3rd year student at the Higher School of Sports and Youth Alexander Zaruchevsky — 3rd year student at the Higher School of Sports and Youth Information Technology Egor Ilyich Anisimov — coach
In addition to silver medals and a cup, the team received a cash prize (150,000 rubles) and the title of Candidate Master of Sports in sports programming.
Photo: digital.orb.ru
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