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The Africa and Arab Collegiate Programming Championship
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البـــطــولــة الإفـــريـــقــيـــة والعـــربيــة للبــرمجــة لــشبــاب الجــامعــات
The Africa and Arab Collegiate Programming Championship
البـــطــولــة الإفـــريـــقــيـــة والعـــربيــة للبــرمجــة لــشبــاب الجــامعــات
The Africa and Arab Collegiate Programming Championship (ACPC) is a qualifying round for the International Collegiate Programming Contest (ICPC). ACPC is organized in the same spirit and is governed by all applicable rules of the ICPC. Winners of an ACPC contest qualify to the ICPC World Finals.
The first Arab Collegiate Programming Contest (then called The Arab & North Africa Regional Contest (ANARC)) was hosted by Al Akhawayn University in 1998 thanks to the efforts of Mr. Sidi Ali Maelainin, then Associate Director for Development at Al Akhawayn University in Ifrane, Morocco.
This page provides the rules of the competition and details about the PC^2 Judging System.
Read MoreThis page provides details on the contest venue, participants, number of universities involved, and results summary.
Read MoreThis page provides a well-organized and detailed agenda of the event, including key timings, and sessions whether you're a participant or a guest.
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