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                                 Intro to Competitive programming
                                                          Oliver-Matis Lill
                                                         February 14, 2017
                                                     Oliver-Matis Lill      Intro to Competitive programming
      Introduction
                     In competitive programming you compete by solving
                     algorithmic/programming problems
                     Problems generally test algorithmic knowledge, problem
                     solving and programming skill
                     As a result competitive programming provides a convinient
                     and fun way to develop these skills
                     Many contests are sponsored by various companies and used
                     for recruiting
                                                     Oliver-Matis Lill      Intro to Competitive programming
      Examples
                                                                  Hosted by Google
                                                                  1-25th place: Free trip to Dublin
                                                                  1st place: 15000 USD
                                                                  2nd place: 2000 USD
                                                                  3rd place: 1000 USD
                                                                  Hosted by Facebook
                                                                  1-25th place: Free trip to Seattle
                                                                  1st place: 10000 USD
                                                                  2nd place: 2000 USD
                                                                  3rd place: 1000 USD
                                                     Oliver-Matis Lill      Intro to Competitive programming
      Content
                     The problems cover a lot of topics
                     Most important is an extensive knowledge of algorithms
                     The algorithmic topics go from basic, like Dijkstra, Kruskals,
                     etc to very complicated, like Min-Cost Max-Flow and Fast
                     Fourier Transform
                     Since you need to implement and combine them,
                     programming skill is also important
                     From mathematics it’s useful to know a lot of Number Theory,
                     reasonable amount of Geometry and some Probability Theory
                     Experience with mathematical proofs is very useful
                                                     Oliver-Matis Lill      Intro to Competitive programming
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