Club Info

Faculty lead: Quanquan Liu
Team captain: Andrei Onut
Problem setters: Buwei Chen, Jiakang Chen, Nour Darragi, Nicolas Liu, Anay Mehrotra, Andrei Onut, Bill Qian, Vishak Srikanth, Will Yang
Social Chairs: Kenan Erol, Stephen Xia, Bill Qian, Isabel Rancu
Treasurer: Vishak Srikanth, Frank Wong, Stephen Xia

Club Description:

Club Intro Form: intro form

Initial Skills/Team Placement Practice Set: survey.

Yale's International Collegiate Programming Contest (ICPC) club offers a dedicated platform for students interested in competitive programming. The club emphasizes honing algorithmic thinking, strategic problem-solving, and efficient coding practices. Members participate in regular training sessions, addressing past ICPC problems and engaging in simulated contests to prepare for the competitive environment. Collaboration is key, and the club fosters strong team dynamics to mirror the ICPC format.

Beyond technical development, Yale's ICPC club cultivates a community of driven individuals. Experienced members mentor newcomers, providing guidance and sharing strategies for approaching complex programming challenges. The club facilitates workshops and discussions, often inviting industry professionals and successful competition alumni to share their expertise. This creates a supportive learning environment and offers valuable insights into the field.

The Yale ICPC club boasts a history of competitive success. Teams regularly participate and excel in regional and North American ICPC competitions. This dedication and collaborative spirit have led Yale teams to qualify for the prestigious North American Championships and the ICPC World Finals. Participation in the ICPC club offers intellectual challenges, opportunities to represent Yale, and a potential pathway for networking with leading technology companies that recognize the exceptional problem-solving skills honed through such experiences.

Past Weeklies

Weekly 6
Weekly 5
Weekly 4
Weekly 3
Weekly 2
Weekly 1

Past Practice Sets

DP Set
Math Set