| Association of Information Technology Professionals |
AITP 9th Annual National Collegiate Conference
April 1-3, 2004 Omaha, Nebraska
COMPETITION EVENTS
Last Updated on March 19, 2004
For past additional conference solutions and resources, see the AITP NCC Contest Resource page.
NOTE: 1. The link for the Web Design has been recovered/fixed!!!
2. The rules for the Web Design have been upgraded/expanded (PLEASE READ!!)
3. The AITP Student Chapter Website Finalists are posted below too (see Finalists).
4. A "new" C++ past problem statement page and updates rules have been posted!
5. Finalists for both the AITP Student Chapter and Student Paper Contests have been Posted below!
Competition events planned and scheduled for the 2004 AITP National Collegiate Conference are as follows:
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Programming Contests: |
*** See Resource Page |
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Contest Event |
When & Where |
Additional Information |
Past Solutions & Comments |
| COBOL sponsored by MicroFocus | Fri 4/2 2-6pm (Metropolitan CC) | ||
| C++ sponsored by Microsoft | Fri 4/2 7-11pm (Metropolitan CC) |
(New!) |
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| Visual Basic sponsored by State Farm Insurance | Thu 4/1 7-11pm (Metropolitan CC) | Additional Information | VB Solution |
| Web Design sponsored by Microsoft **REVISED RULES** | Fri 4/2 7-11pm (Metropolitan CC) |
(New!) |
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| Java | Fri 4/2 2-6pm (Metropolitan CC) | Additional Information | Solutions |
| Student Papers (Graduate & Undergraduate) | Saturday Afternoon 4/3/2004 (Qwest Center) | *Finalists* | |
| Student Chapter Webpage sponsored by the ICCP Education Foundation | Saturday Morning 4/3/2004 (Qwest Center) | ||
| Systems Analysis & Design | Thu 4/1 7-11pm (Creighton Univ) | ||
| Network Design sponsored by Wal-Mart Stores, Inc. | Fri 4/2 2-6pm (Creighton Univ) | ||
| Database | Fri 4/2 7-11pm (Creighton Univ) | ||
For 2004, a "BYOC" or "Bring Your Own Computer" option is being introduced! Refer to the detailed contest generals rules for a full explanation of what this means! Also, we eliminated the 3-person team contest events (Network Design & Systems Analysis & Design) due to a recommendation from our conference committee plus the extra strain on the labs (furniture/chairs) and the extra noise which was a complaint from the other teams. Therefore, all contest teams can consist of either a 1-person or 2-person teams.
ALL the contest details are contained in this packet and updates will be distributed as well as posted on the www.aitp.org web site. Early team registration discount deadline ($35/team) is 3/1/2004 and goes up to $55 per team afterwards.
ALL contest team members must register or already be registered for the conference at the time of team registration. Contest team registrations "only" will be "held" until the individual student attendee registrations with payment are received and processed.
Graduate students will be allowed to compete in the Student Paper Contest (separate division) but not any of the programming contest events.
Good luck preparing for these contest events let alone planning on your 2004 trip to Omaha, Nebraska!.
Contest web sites featuring past contest problem statements/examples and solutions will be added to this page as they are created, are found and/or become available.