Lan Qiao Cup is the largest professional computer contest in China. Since 2010, the contest has been held for eight times, once a year. Since its start, including Peking University, Tsinghua University, Fudan University, Zhejiang University and other Chinese first-class universities, more than 1,200 institutions from 31 provinces and autonomous regions in China selected outstanding students to attend the contest. The number of participants for the past 8 years is over 20 million.
Organizers: Talent exchange center, Ministry of Industry and Information Technology
Supporters: National College Students Information Counseling and Employment Guidance Center , Ministry of EducationIBM
International competition was in the form of programming competition on computer and the competition duration was 5 hours. All questions of the first Lan Qiao International Competition are programming design questions, including simulation, recursion, recursion, divide and conquer, string processing, search, data structure, graph theory, computational geometry and other algorithms and algorithm thoughts, comprehensively inspecting and testing the player's programming skills.
After five hours’ intense competition, Zhezheng Luo, from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, a former US national team member from the International Olympiad in Informatics (IOI), won the first prize first place in the competition. He Jiaao from Tsinghua University in China won the first prize second place. Peking University, New Jersey State Rutgers University, East China University of Technology, Nanyang Polytechnic University and other eight students won the first prize of the first Lan Qiao International Competition.
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entrepreneurs and other guests in different fields to have an in-depth exchanges with participating teachers and students.
n the ceremony, Mr. Edwards, a 24-year veteran professor and expert from Princeton University, gave a sharing on the theme of "Computing, History and Wonderful Nature of the University". He also conducted cordial live communication with teachers and students .
Mr. Liu Borui, the founder of MelpApp, a master from Applied Mathematics in Princeton University, worked at Goldman Sachs, shared the experiences of setting up his company ITMelpApp. He also made a speech on how he felt the difference between IT education in China and the United States, how to improve the programming ability to solve practical problems and other contents.
During the international competitions, the Organizing Committee arranged participating teachers and students to visit University of Pennsylvania and Columbia University. So that teachers and students can truly and intuitively experience the advantages and characteristics of IT engineering education and technical personnel training in the United States and broaden their horizons.
Mr. He Jiaao, from Tsinghua University, won the first prize of group A in C / C ++ of the eighth Lan Qiao Cup and the first prize second place in the international competition, said that for this year Lan Qiao international competition, the questions are in high level, the distribution from easy to difficult is very reasonable, so that different levels of players can gain in the five-hour race and challenge their own limits. At the same time, the most gain for his trip is to compete and interact with Zhezheng Luo, a former US IOI member from MIT and other players from the top universities in the United States.
| NAME | College | Award |
|---|---|---|
| Zhezheng Luo | Massachusetts Institute of Technology | First Prize（first place） |
| Jiaao He | Tsinghua University | First Prize（second place） |
| Haowei Zhang | Peking University | First Prize |
| Haokuan Luo | Massachusetts Institute of Technology | First Prize |
| Zhenyu Huang | Nanyang Institute of Technology | First Prize |
| Zhaoqiang Li | Nanyang Institute of Technology | First Prize |
| Vedang Mehta | Nanyang Institute of Technology | First Prize |
| Chao Ma | East China Institute of Technology Yangtze River College | First Prize |
| Ankush Bhalotia | Rutgers University | First Prize |
| William Huang | Massachusetts Institute of Technology | First Prize |
| Shyam Mehta | Rutgers University | Second Prize |
| Chengguang Dong | Changzhou Institute of Mechatronic Technology | Second Prize |
| Yancheng Guo | Guangzhou Railway Vocational and Technical College | Second Prize |
| Changdi Li | JiangSu Normal University KeWen College | Second Prize |
| Chenkai Mao | Massachusetts Institute of Technology | Second Prize |
| Bin Li | Huanggang Normal College | Second Prize |
| Hairong Ma | Ningxia University | Second Prize |
| Haobo Zhao | Northeastern University | Second Prize |
| Yunyi Zhu | Massachusetts Institute of Technology | Second Prize |
| Shuhan Dai | Nanjing Normal University of Special Education | Second Prize |
| Hong Zhuo | Chongqing College of Electronic Engineering | Second Prize |
| Haochen Guo | Shanxi College of Communication Techology | Second Prize |
| Jin Zhou | Huanggang Normal College | Second Prize |
| Xiong Wang | Ningxia University | Second Prize |
| Pawan Alur | Rutgers University | Second Prize |
| Taoli Du | Ningxia University | Third Prize |
| Zhengheng Liu | JiangSu Normal University KeWen College | Third Prize |
| Zhixing Peng | JiangSu Normal University KeWen College | Third Prize |
| Zhenpu Zhang | Massachusetts Institute of Technology | Third Prize |
| Nan Du | Inner Mongolia University For The Nationlities | Third Prize |
| Ziqi Wang | JiangSu Normal University KeWen College | Third Prize |
| Tongtong Cao | Shanxi College of Communication Techology | Third Prize |
