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The followings are the rules of the 2004 domestic contest,
which will be sent to the contestants via e-mail before the
contest.
- Programming language
The programming languages of the 2004 domestic contest are
Java and
C/C++.
- No electronic
preparation
Any electronic
materials
(e.g., sample programs, algorithm descriptions, etc.)
should not be
installed ahead into the contestant's computer,
excepting manuals installed with your development environment
such as man, info and Java API document;
any manual on the Internet is not permitted to use.
Similarly, any removable media, such as floppy disk and
CD-ROM, should not be used.
Use of desktop calculators and electronic dictionaries are
also not permitted.
But non-electronic materials can be used :
e.g. text books, dictionaries, program hard copies, etc.
- No contact with the
outside
Any contestants can talk with
only other
members of the same team, where the coach and
reserves are NOT included.
Any WWW access, e-mail reading/writing, chatting, and other
network access are not permitted,
excepting WWW access to the contest page,
and e-mail contact with the judges.
- Only one computer
Although a team has three contestants,
each team has
to use only one computer throughout the contest.
The computer can connect to only one pair of mouse and
keyboard ; any other input devices are not permitted.
- No automatic programming
tool
The contestants should not use any programming support tool
which
can generate
programs automatically
such as yacc and lex.
- Certification
Each team should be supervised by a teacher of the college
throughout the contest, and has to be certified that the team
was NOT dishonest.
A teacher can be supervisor for two or more teams.
After the contest,
each supervisor should
send the
certification to the Ehime contest office via FAX,
with the "check-sheet" (in Japanese) :
FAX number :
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Japanese
Domestic contest
Rules