Bulletin #5
November 4, 2019

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Required Forms

Everyone who will be on site needs:

  • Site waiver (one per person)
  • Photo release (one per team - coaches and guests can sign the same form as the team; on-site coaches need to sign only one form)

Guests too! Guests planning to be onsite at the event also need to have a completed registration record. Every guest will need to sign a photo release and turn in an individual site waiver at the non-contestant station.

See "Guest Policy" at http://socalcontest.org/current/guestpolicy.shtml.


Nov 9 Events Parking Notice - Arrive by 9:30 a.m.!

Riverside will be having the Veteran’s Day parade again this year starting November 9 at 10 a.m. They will be blocking Magnolia and 14th Street which are two major streets.

Those who attempt to arrive after 9:45 a.m. may not be able to find a way onto campus until the parade is over at 2 p.m.

RCC is hosting MULTIPLE events, including events for high school and elementary students. Please arrive early and drive cautiously on campus.

All participants are strongly encouraged to arrive by 9:30 a.m.

2019 Schedule for the Day

Note: There will be two lunch periods. Teams will be assigned to Group I or Group II on the day of the contest.

Snacks

Snacks and Drinks will be available during the contest at the Recharging Station in front of the MLK building (the computer lab building).


Coaches: Registration is closed.

Contact the Registrar for any changes.

  • If you make ANY changes to teams (add/drop/move contestants, etc.) please send an email to the registrar and advise what the change is.
  • Some changes may be blocked by the registration system. If you need to make a change and cannot do it through the system, please contact the registrar.

Preparation is the key to success

The contest is more fun and goes more smoothly for all contestants, coaches, and judges when everyone is prepared. It would be advantageous to take time to review the bulletins as they contain valuable information on the environment, STD IN and STD OUT, and what to expect the day of the contest (Bulletin #6 coming on 11/07/2019).

See “Data Input and Output…” at http://socalcontest.org/current/sample.shtml


 

 

North American Championship

The four top-placing universities from the Southern California Region will advance to the ICPC NAC, which will be held in Atlanta, Georgia and hosted by the College of Computing at the Georgia Institute of Technology.

The top teams from the ICPC NAC 2020 will advance to the 2020 ICPC World Finals 21-26 June, 2020 in Moscow, Russia, hosted by the Moscow Institute of Physics and Technology (MIPT).

The teams and coaches will be treated to a full schedule of activities including a full course of complimentary food functions. Transportation to the NAC is the responsibility of the team.

-- Stay tuned for more information --

Mobility issues

If you have any mobility issues that would preclude your taking the stairs, please include that information in "Special Needs" in your profile. The contest is on multiple floors. Usually the elevators are working. We would prefer to avoid the issue by assigning space on the main (2nd) floor of the MLK building to any team that includes anyone with a mobility issue.

 

Bulletin release dates

No.
Bulletin - Main Topic
Release Date
1.
Welcome
10/07
2.
Registration and Fee Payment Deadlines
10/14
3.
Food and Parking Passes
10/21
4.
Deadline to Alter Teams; Environment
10/28
5.
Schedule for the Day; Required Forms
11/04
6.
Last Minute Announcements and Reminders
11/07