The contest, hosted by the UT Tyler student chapter of ACM, involved 26 teams, representing 15 Texas high schools. Teams were presented a set of 12 problems and challenged to write programs to solve as many of the problems as possible. Carroll's Team II solved 11 problems in 1,114 minutes to win first place while Team I placed second by solving 10 problems in 1,309 minutes. I placed third by solving nine problems in 844 minutes. Trophies were presented by Dr. Dale Lunsford, UT Tyler dean of student affairs and external relations.
Students prepare for problems during the contest.
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