Hi all,
An update from me - on 1) current TODOs, 2) Schedule for the day, 3) communication
1) Registration deadline is end of Wed 17th October. This is important for allowing the systems team to be ready in time for the contest. We currently have 37 PENDING and 57 ACCEPTed. Expected to rise quickly over the next few days.
a) encourage all students to register by end of wednesday! b) advertise advertise advertise advertise c) ACCEPT teams if you havent already on http://icpc.baylor.edu - site hosts should have access to do this. d) IMPORTANT - by end of 17th - create 1-3 spare accounts, for if you expect random disorganised students to turn up without having registered (and you want to be able to accommodate them, rather than send them away).
2) On the Day - Recommended + Planned Schedule
- 9am - I recommend arriving to set up: make sure problem sets have been printed and put in envelopes (responsible site person only), and printing out usernames/password for contest server (both to be provided on/around ~19th Oct to Responsible site host). optionally prepare some balloons, etc. Definitely check that you can broadcast a youtube video, with sound, on the projector in the room - or on a TV that students can cluster around. - 10am - Recommend students begin to arrive at your site - optionally provide breakfast/coffee etc - 10:30am - Get teams into a lab, logged into a machine, and logged into contest server - 10:45am - Introduction broadcast on youtube - 10:55am - make sure all people are only 1 computer per team, no phones etc (all in bags). reiterate to them about not using the web - 11am - Contest expected start - 4pm - Contest expected end - 4-4:30pm - Results broadcast (after 5-10 minutes) on youtube - recommended time for pizza if you are providing this. We may also provide a video explaining the way to solve each of the problems (TBC).
3) Communication on the day a) this year, we will use Slack for communication during the contest, as it allows for multiple sub-communication channels to co-exist in parallel, and we hope this will resolve some of the communication challenges experienced with google hangouts in the past. - All organisers (not just the key responsible site hosts) should join the following slack workspace as soon as possible. - https://join.slack.com/t/ukiepcorganisers/shared_invite/enQtNDU2NjYwMjY5NjA1... - Please edit your display name (in profile) to include your university name, so that we can easily find/message you if we need to.
b) We will be optionally broadcasting webcam views of the different locations on a google hangouts live. If you wish to do this, please be prepared to bring a webcam and connect to that (more information later this week). There'll be an easy link to join for this.
c) We plan to email the problemset to responsible site hosts only. We typically expect people to print one copy per team expected, and place them inside a sealed envelope, and distribute them as near to the 11am start as possible. They shouldnt be opened by any team before the 11am start.
Thats all for now, that I can remember.
ACCEPT THOSE TEAMS!!! :)
best Max
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Sorry, I’m taking over for Ian Pratt-Hartmann at the University of Manchester.
I’ve filled out the form, but only just started getting emails (though I’m getting a lot of panic from student team :))
I can’t seem to approve any teams or…well…do anything :)
Some handholding would be welcome.
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I’ll help you in slack - since you just arrived there.
best Max
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Recent Papers: - Maior, H. A., Wilson, M. L. and Sharples, S. C. (2018) Workload Alerts - Using Physiological Measures of Mental Workload to Provide Feedback during Tasks, ACM Transactions on Computer-Human Interaction (in Press). - Brindley, P., Goulding, J., & Wilson, M. L. (2017). Generating vague neighbourhoods through data mining of passive web data. International Journal of Geographical Information Science, 1-26. - Wilson, M. L. (2017) The Tetris Model of Resolving Information Needs within the Information Seeking Process. In CHIIR'17: 2nd ACM SIGIR Conference on Human Information Interaction & Retrieval, Mar 7-11, Olso, Norway (accepted). - Pike, M., Ramchurn, R., Benford, S. and Wilson, M. L. (2016) #Scanners: Exploring the Control of Adaptive Films using Brain-Computer Interaction. In ACM CHI'16. May 7-12, San Jose, CA, USA
On 15 Oct 2018, at 16:39, Bijan Parsia <bijan.parsia@manchester.ac.ukmailto:bijan.parsia@manchester.ac.uk> wrote:
Sorry, I’m taking over for Ian Pratt-Hartmann at the University of Manchester.
I’ve filled out the form, but only just started getting emails (though I’m getting a lot of panic from student team :))
I can’t seem to approve any teams or…well…do anything :)
Some handholding would be welcome.
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Hi Max,
Could you remove this email (shawa950@gmail.com) from the list here and instead send to vicepresident@comp-soc.com, if you are not doing so already?
Many thanks, Angus
On Mon, Oct 15, 2018 at 8:42 AM Max Wilson Max.Wilson@nottingham.ac.uk wrote:
I’ll help you in slack - since you just arrived there.
best Max
Dr Max L. Wilson
Asst. Professor in HCI & Info. Retrieval Mixed Reality Lab School of Computer Science University of Nottingham, UK
max.wilson@nottingham.ac.uk http://cs.nott.ac.uk/~pszmw +44 (0) 115 84 66551
Google Scholar: https://scholar.google.com/citations?user=WkLZuJsAAAAJ&hl=en ORCID: https://orcid.org/0000-0002-3515-6633
Recent Papers:
- Maior, H. A., Wilson, M. L. and Sharples, S. C. (2018) Workload Alerts -
Using Physiological Measures of Mental Workload to Provide Feedback during Tasks, ACM Transactions on Computer-Human Interaction (in Press).
- Brindley, P., Goulding, J., & Wilson, M. L. (2017). Generating vague
neighbourhoods through data mining of passive web data. International Journal of Geographical Information Science, 1-26.
- Wilson, M. L. (2017) The Tetris Model of Resolving Information Needs
within the Information Seeking Process. In CHIIR'17: 2nd ACM SIGIR Conference on Human Information Interaction & Retrieval, Mar 7-11, Olso, Norway (accepted).
- Pike, M., Ramchurn, R., Benford, S. and Wilson, M. L. (2016) #Scanners:
Exploring the Control of Adaptive Films using Brain-Computer Interaction. In ACM CHI'16. May 7-12, San Jose, CA, USA
On 15 Oct 2018, at 16:39, Bijan Parsia bijan.parsia@manchester.ac.uk wrote:
Sorry, I’m taking over for Ian Pratt-Hartmann at the University of Manchester.
I’ve filled out the form, but only just started getting emails (though I’m getting a lot of panic from student team :))
I can’t seem to approve any teams or…well…do anything :)
Some handholding would be welcome.
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Any news on a practice competition?
Regards,
Gary
On 15/10/2018 16:34, UKIE PC wrote:
Hi all,
An update from me - on 1) current TODOs, 2) Schedule for the day, 3) communication
- Registration deadline is end of Wed 17th October. This is important
for allowing the systems team to be ready in time for the contest. We currently have 37 PENDING and 57 ACCEPTed. Expected to rise quickly over the next few days.
a) encourage all students to register by end of wednesday! b) advertise advertise advertise advertise c) ACCEPT teams if you havent already on http://icpc.baylor.edu%C2%A0- site hosts should have access to do this. d) IMPORTANT - by end of 17th - create 1-3 spare accounts, for if you expect random disorganised students to turn up without having registered (and you want to be able to accommodate them, rather than send them away).
- On the Day - Recommended + Planned Schedule
- 9am - I recommend arriving to set up: make sure problem sets have
been printed and put in envelopes (responsible site person only), and printing out usernames/password for contest server (both to be provided on/around ~19th Oct to Responsible site host). optionally prepare some balloons, etc. Definitely check that you can broadcast a youtube video, with sound, on the projector in the room - or on a TV that students can cluster around.
- 10am - Recommend students begin to arrive at your site - optionally
provide breakfast/coffee etc
- 10:30am - Get teams into a lab, logged into a machine, and logged
into contest server
- 10:45am - Introduction broadcast on youtube
- 10:55am - make sure all people are only 1 computer per team, no
phones etc (all in bags). reiterate to them about not using the web
- 11am - Contest expected start
- 4pm - Contest expected end
- 4-4:30pm - Results broadcast (after 5-10 minutes) on youtube -
recommended time for pizza if you are providing this. We may also provide a video explaining the way to solve each of the problems (TBC).
- Communication on the day
a) this year, we will use Slack for communication during the contest, as it allows for multiple sub-communication channels to co-exist in parallel, and we hope this will resolve some of the communication challenges experienced with google hangouts in the past. - All organisers (not just the key responsible site hosts) should join the following slack workspace as soon as possible. - https://join.slack.com/t/ukiepcorganisers/shared_invite/enQtNDU2NjYwMjY5NjA1... - Please edit your display name (in profile) to include your university name, so that we can easily find/message you if we need to.
b) We will be optionally broadcasting webcam views of the different locations on a google hangouts live. If you wish to do this, please be prepared to bring a webcam and connect to that (more information later this week). There'll be an easy link to join for this.
c) We plan to email the problemset to responsible site hosts only. We typically expect people to print one copy per team expected, and place them inside a sealed envelope, and distribute them as near to the 11am start as possible. They shouldnt be opened by any team before the 11am start.
Thats all for now, that I can remember.
ACCEPT THOSE TEAMS!!! :)
best Max
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Hi Gary,
+Jim/Max, if there's interest from others would it be possible to make a mashup on Kattis for the "official" warmup?
I don't think we have the manpower required to run a warmup on the real infrastructure this year. I had to step out of most of the judging for this year (a one-off) so it really is Jim doing all the work (in addition to his actual job).
Thanks, Robin
On 16 October 2018 at 01:48, Gary Conway gary.conway@dcu.ie wrote:
Any news on a practice competition?
Regards,
Gary
On 15/10/2018 16:34, UKIE PC wrote:
Hi all,
An update from me - on 1) current TODOs, 2) Schedule for the day, 3) communication
- Registration deadline is end of Wed 17th October. This is important for
allowing the systems team to be ready in time for the contest. We currently have 37 PENDING and 57 ACCEPTed. Expected to rise quickly over the next few days.
a) encourage all students to register by end of wednesday! b) advertise advertise advertise advertise c) ACCEPT teams if you havent already on http://icpc.baylor.edu - site hosts should have access to do this. d) IMPORTANT - by end of 17th - create 1-3 spare accounts, for if you expect random disorganised students to turn up without having registered (and you want to be able to accommodate them, rather than send them away).
- On the Day - Recommended + Planned Schedule
- 9am - I recommend arriving to set up: make sure problem sets have been
printed and put in envelopes (responsible site person only), and printing out usernames/password for contest server (both to be provided on/around ~19th Oct to Responsible site host). optionally prepare some balloons, etc. Definitely check that you can broadcast a youtube video, with sound, on the projector in the room - or on a TV that students can cluster around.
- 10am - Recommend students begin to arrive at your site - optionally
provide breakfast/coffee etc
- 10:30am - Get teams into a lab, logged into a machine, and logged into
contest server
- 10:45am - Introduction broadcast on youtube
- 10:55am - make sure all people are only 1 computer per team, no phones
etc (all in bags). reiterate to them about not using the web
- 11am - Contest expected start
- 4pm - Contest expected end
- 4-4:30pm - Results broadcast (after 5-10 minutes) on youtube -
recommended time for pizza if you are providing this. We may also provide a video explaining the way to solve each of the problems (TBC).
- Communication on the day
a) this year, we will use Slack for communication during the contest, as it allows for multiple sub-communication channels to co-exist in parallel, and we hope this will resolve some of the communication challenges experienced with google hangouts in the past.
- All organisers (not just the key responsible site hosts) should join
the following slack workspace as soon as possible.
enQtNDU2NjYwMjY5NjA1LTUyZjBiNTAzYzczMDUxMTZhNWM0ZWVhNjk2ZTc4 MTE2NjVkZWQyNGZiMjMxODZhZGE3YThmNWM4MWFkYjk5YzI
- Please edit your display name (in profile) to include your university
name, so that we can easily find/message you if we need to.
b) We will be optionally broadcasting webcam views of the different locations on a google hangouts live. If you wish to do this, please be prepared to bring a webcam and connect to that (more information later this week). There'll be an easy link to join for this.
c) We plan to email the problemset to responsible site hosts only. We typically expect people to print one copy per team expected, and place them inside a sealed envelope, and distribute them as near to the 11am start as possible. They shouldnt be opened by any team before the 11am start.
Thats all for now, that I can remember.
ACCEPT THOSE TEAMS!!! :)
best Max
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There’s a decent convo about this now going on in slack. :) saying the same thing
Max
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On 16 Oct 2018, at 16:27, Robin Lee <rgl@google.commailto:rgl@google.com> wrote:
Hi Gary,
+Jim/Max, if there's interest from others would it be possible to make a mashup on Kattis for the "official" warmup?
I don't think we have the manpower required to run a warmup on the real infrastructure this year. I had to step out of most of the judging for this year (a one-off) so it really is Jim doing all the work (in addition to his actual job).
Thanks, Robin
On 16 October 2018 at 01:48, Gary Conway <gary.conway@dcu.iemailto:gary.conway@dcu.ie> wrote:
Any news on a practice competition?
Regards,
Gary
On 15/10/2018 16:34, UKIE PC wrote: Hi all,
An update from me - on 1) current TODOs, 2) Schedule for the day, 3) communication
1) Registration deadline is end of Wed 17th October. This is important for allowing the systems team to be ready in time for the contest. We currently have 37 PENDING and 57 ACCEPTed. Expected to rise quickly over the next few days.
a) encourage all students to register by end of wednesday! b) advertise advertise advertise advertise c) ACCEPT teams if you havent already on http://icpc.baylor.edu - site hosts should have access to do this. d) IMPORTANT - by end of 17th - create 1-3 spare accounts, for if you expect random disorganised students to turn up without having registered (and you want to be able to accommodate them, rather than send them away).
2) On the Day - Recommended + Planned Schedule
- 9am - I recommend arriving to set up: make sure problem sets have been printed and put in envelopes (responsible site person only), and printing out usernames/password for contest server (both to be provided on/around ~19th Oct to Responsible site host). optionally prepare some balloons, etc. Definitely check that you can broadcast a youtube video, with sound, on the projector in the room - or on a TV that students can cluster around. - 10am - Recommend students begin to arrive at your site - optionally provide breakfast/coffee etc - 10:30am - Get teams into a lab, logged into a machine, and logged into contest server - 10:45am - Introduction broadcast on youtube - 10:55am - make sure all people are only 1 computer per team, no phones etc (all in bags). reiterate to them about not using the web - 11am - Contest expected start - 4pm - Contest expected end - 4-4:30pm - Results broadcast (after 5-10 minutes) on youtube - recommended time for pizza if you are providing this. We may also provide a video explaining the way to solve each of the problems (TBC).
3) Communication on the day a) this year, we will use Slack for communication during the contest, as it allows for multiple sub-communication channels to co-exist in parallel, and we hope this will resolve some of the communication challenges experienced with google hangouts in the past. - All organisers (not just the key responsible site hosts) should join the following slack workspace as soon as possible. - https://join.slack.com/t/ukiepcorganisers/shared_invite/enQtNDU2NjYwMjY5NjA1... - Please edit your display name (in profile) to include your university name, so that we can easily find/message you if we need to.
b) We will be optionally broadcasting webcam views of the different locations on a google hangouts live. If you wish to do this, please be prepared to bring a webcam and connect to that (more information later this week). There'll be an easy link to join for this.
c) We plan to email the problemset to responsible site hosts only. We typically expect people to print one copy per team expected, and place them inside a sealed envelope, and distribute them as near to the 11am start as possible. They shouldnt be opened by any team before the 11am start.
Thats all for now, that I can remember.
ACCEPT THOSE TEAMS!!! :)
best Max
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Robin, Jim,
No worries. On my side I just wanted test access to the competition URLs when I have the lab locked down.
And I assume they would be the same as last year.... something like domjudge.bath.ac.uk
Regards,
Gary
On 16/10/2018 16:26, Robin Lee wrote:
Hi Gary,
+Jim/Max, if there's interest from others would it be possible to make a mashup on Kattis for the "official" warmup?
I don't think we have the manpower required to run a warmup on the real infrastructure this year. I had to step out of most of the judging for this year (a one-off) so it really is Jim doing all the work (in addition to his actual job).
Thanks, Robin
On 16 October 2018 at 01:48, Gary Conway <gary.conway@dcu.ie mailto:gary.conway@dcu.ie> wrote:
Any news on a practice competition? Regards, Gary On 15/10/2018 16:34, UKIE PC wrote:Hi all, An update from me - on 1) current TODOs, 2) Schedule for the day, 3) communication 1) Registration deadline is end of Wed 17th October. This is important for allowing the systems team to be ready in time for the contest. We currently have 37 PENDING and 57 ACCEPTed. Expected to rise quickly over the next few days. a) encourage all students to register by end of wednesday! b) advertise advertise advertise advertise c) ACCEPT teams if you havent already on http://icpc.baylor.edu - site hosts should have access to do this. d) IMPORTANT - by end of 17th - create 1-3 spare accounts, for if you expect random disorganised students to turn up without having registered (and you want to be able to accommodate them, rather than send them away). 2) On the Day - Recommended + Planned Schedule - 9am - I recommend arriving to set up: make sure problem sets have been printed and put in envelopes (responsible site person only), and printing out usernames/password for contest server (both to be provided on/around ~19th Oct to Responsible site host). optionally prepare some balloons, etc. Definitely check that you can broadcast a youtube video, with sound, on the projector in the room - or on a TV that students can cluster around. - 10am - Recommend students begin to arrive at your site - optionally provide breakfast/coffee etc - 10:30am - Get teams into a lab, logged into a machine, and logged into contest server - 10:45am - Introduction broadcast on youtube - 10:55am - make sure all people are only 1 computer per team, no phones etc (all in bags). reiterate to them about not using the web - 11am - Contest expected start - 4pm - Contest expected end - 4-4:30pm - Results broadcast (after 5-10 minutes) on youtube - recommended time for pizza if you are providing this. We may also provide a video explaining the way to solve each of the problems (TBC). 3) Communication on the day a) this year, we will use Slack for communication during the contest, as it allows for multiple sub-communication channels to co-exist in parallel, and we hope this will resolve some of the communication challenges experienced with google hangouts in the past. - All organisers (not just the key responsible site hosts) should join the following slack workspace as soon as possible. - https://join.slack.com/t/ukiepcorganisers/shared_invite/enQtNDU2NjYwMjY5NjA1LTUyZjBiNTAzYzczMDUxMTZhNWM0ZWVhNjk2ZTc4MTE2NjVkZWQyNGZiMjMxODZhZGE3YThmNWM4MWFkYjk5YzI <https://join.slack.com/t/ukiepcorganisers/shared_invite/enQtNDU2NjYwMjY5NjA1LTUyZjBiNTAzYzczMDUxMTZhNWM0ZWVhNjk2ZTc4MTE2NjVkZWQyNGZiMjMxODZhZGE3YThmNWM4MWFkYjk5YzI> - Please edit your display name (in profile) to include your university name, so that we can easily find/message you if we need to. b) We will be optionally broadcasting webcam views of the different locations on a google hangouts live. If you wish to do this, please be prepared to bring a webcam and connect to that (more information later this week). There'll be an easy link to join for this. c) We plan to email the problemset to responsible site hosts only. We typically expect people to print one copy per team expected, and place them inside a sealed envelope, and distribute them as near to the 11am start as possible. They shouldnt be opened by any team before the 11am start. Thats all for now, that I can remember. ACCEPT THOSE TEAMS!!! :) best Max This message and any attachment are intended solely for the addressee and may contain confidential information. If you have received this message in error, please contact the sender and delete the email and attachment. Any views or opinions expressed by the author of this email do not necessarily reflect the views of the University of Nottingham. 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Yes.
You should be able to see https://domjudge.bath.ac.uk/ at the moment.
Jim.
On Tue, 16 Oct 2018 at 16:38, Gary Conway gary.conway@dcu.ie wrote:
Robin, Jim,
No worries. On my side I just wanted test access to the competition URLs when I have the lab locked down.
And I assume they would be the same as last year.... something like domjudge.bath.ac.uk
Regards,
Gary
On 16/10/2018 16:26, Robin Lee wrote:
Hi Gary,
+Jim/Max, if there's interest from others would it be possible to make a mashup on Kattis for the "official" warmup?
I don't think we have the manpower required to run a warmup on the real infrastructure this year. I had to step out of most of the judging for this year (a one-off) so it really is Jim doing all the work (in addition to his actual job).
Thanks, Robin
On 16 October 2018 at 01:48, Gary Conway gary.conway@dcu.ie wrote:
Any news on a practice competition?
Regards,
Gary
On 15/10/2018 16:34, UKIE PC wrote:
Hi all,
An update from me - on 1) current TODOs, 2) Schedule for the day, 3) communication
- Registration deadline is end of Wed 17th October. This is important
for allowing the systems team to be ready in time for the contest. We currently have 37 PENDING and 57 ACCEPTed. Expected to rise quickly over the next few days.
a) encourage all students to register by end of wednesday! b) advertise advertise advertise advertise c) ACCEPT teams if you havent already on http://icpc.baylor.edu - site hosts should have access to do this. d) IMPORTANT - by end of 17th - create 1-3 spare accounts, for if you expect random disorganised students to turn up without having registered (and you want to be able to accommodate them, rather than send them away).
- On the Day - Recommended + Planned Schedule
- 9am - I recommend arriving to set up: make sure problem sets have been
printed and put in envelopes (responsible site person only), and printing out usernames/password for contest server (both to be provided on/around ~19th Oct to Responsible site host). optionally prepare some balloons, etc. Definitely check that you can broadcast a youtube video, with sound, on the projector in the room - or on a TV that students can cluster around.
- 10am - Recommend students begin to arrive at your site - optionally
provide breakfast/coffee etc
- 10:30am - Get teams into a lab, logged into a machine, and logged into
contest server
- 10:45am - Introduction broadcast on youtube
- 10:55am - make sure all people are only 1 computer per team, no phones
etc (all in bags). reiterate to them about not using the web
- 11am - Contest expected start
- 4pm - Contest expected end
- 4-4:30pm - Results broadcast (after 5-10 minutes) on youtube -
recommended time for pizza if you are providing this. We may also provide a video explaining the way to solve each of the problems (TBC).
- Communication on the day
a) this year, we will use Slack for communication during the contest, as it allows for multiple sub-communication channels to co-exist in parallel, and we hope this will resolve some of the communication challenges experienced with google hangouts in the past.
- All organisers (not just the key responsible site hosts) should join
the following slack workspace as soon as possible.
https://join.slack.com/t/ukiepcorganisers/shared_invite/enQtNDU2NjYwMjY5NjA1...
- Please edit your display name (in profile) to include your university
name, so that we can easily find/message you if we need to.
b) We will be optionally broadcasting webcam views of the different locations on a google hangouts live. If you wish to do this, please be prepared to bring a webcam and connect to that (more information later this week). There'll be an easy link to join for this.
c) We plan to email the problemset to responsible site hosts only. We typically expect people to print one copy per team expected, and place them inside a sealed envelope, and distribute them as near to the 11am start as possible. They shouldnt be opened by any team before the 11am start.
Thats all for now, that I can remember.
ACCEPT THOSE TEAMS!!! :)
best Max
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did you guys receive this?
-------- Forwarded Message -------- Subject: [ukiepc] UKIEPC - <1 week to go Date: Mon, 15 Oct 2018 16:34:47 +0100 From: UKIE PC ukiepc@gmail.com Reply-To: for UKIEPC Site Organisers, current & potential ukiepc-organisers@cs.nott.ac.uk To: ukiepc-organisers@cs.nott.ac.uk ukiepc-organisers@Cs.Nott.AC.UK
Hi all,
An update from me - on 1) current TODOs, 2) Schedule for the day, 3) communication
1) Registration deadline is end of Wed 17th October. This is important for allowing the systems team to be ready in time for the contest. We currently have 37 PENDING and 57 ACCEPTed. Expected to rise quickly over the next few days.
a) encourage all students to register by end of wednesday! b) advertise advertise advertise advertise c) ACCEPT teams if you havent already on http://icpc.baylor.edu%C2%A0- site hosts should have access to do this. d) IMPORTANT - by end of 17th - create 1-3 spare accounts, for if you expect random disorganised students to turn up without having registered (and you want to be able to accommodate them, rather than send them away).
2) On the Day - Recommended + Planned Schedule
- 9am - I recommend arriving to set up: make sure problem sets have been printed and put in envelopes (responsible site person only), and printing out usernames/password for contest server (both to be provided on/around ~19th Oct to Responsible site host). optionally prepare some balloons, etc. Definitely check that you can broadcast a youtube video, with sound, on the projector in the room - or on a TV that students can cluster around. - 10am - Recommend students begin to arrive at your site - optionally provide breakfast/coffee etc - 10:30am - Get teams into a lab, logged into a machine, and logged into contest server - 10:45am - Introduction broadcast on youtube - 10:55am - make sure all people are only 1 computer per team, no phones etc (all in bags). reiterate to them about not using the web - 11am - Contest expected start - 4pm - Contest expected end - 4-4:30pm - Results broadcast (after 5-10 minutes) on youtube - recommended time for pizza if you are providing this. We may also provide a video explaining the way to solve each of the problems (TBC).
3) Communication on the day a) this year, we will use Slack for communication during the contest, as it allows for multiple sub-communication channels to co-exist in parallel, and we hope this will resolve some of the communication challenges experienced with google hangouts in the past. - All organisers (not just the key responsible site hosts) should join the following slack workspace as soon as possible. - https://join.slack.com/t/ukiepcorganisers/shared_invite/enQtNDU2NjYwMjY5NjA1... - Please edit your display name (in profile) to include your university name, so that we can easily find/message you if we need to.
b) We will be optionally broadcasting webcam views of the different locations on a google hangouts live. If you wish to do this, please be prepared to bring a webcam and connect to that (more information later this week). There'll be an easy link to join for this.
c) We plan to email the problemset to responsible site hosts only. We typically expect people to print one copy per team expected, and place them inside a sealed envelope, and distribute them as near to the 11am start as possible. They shouldnt be opened by any team before the 11am start.
Thats all for now, that I can remember.
ACCEPT THOSE TEAMS!!! :)
best Max
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Hey Gary,
We seem to have received a copy of your reply to ukiepc-organizers through our mailing list before you directly sent it to us. However, we don't have a copy of the email before that.
2 questions on what I see there:
- When will we be accepting teams that have signed up on the system? A few people have asked me why they are still in pending. - Should we join that Slack channel? (I'm assuming yes)
I think other than that and the practise competition we're pretty ready to go. :)
Lucas
On Tue, 16 Oct 2018 at 09:49, Gary Conway gary.conway@dcu.ie wrote:
did you guys receive this?
-------- Forwarded Message -------- Subject: [ukiepc] UKIEPC - <1 week to go Date: Mon, 15 Oct 2018 16:34:47 +0100 From: UKIE PC ukiepc@gmail.com ukiepc@gmail.com Reply-To: for UKIEPC Site Organisers, current & potential ukiepc-organisers@cs.nott.ac.uk ukiepc-organisers@cs.nott.ac.uk To: ukiepc-organisers@cs.nott.ac.uk ukiepc-organisers@Cs.Nott.AC.UK ukiepc-organisers@Cs.Nott.AC.UK
Hi all,
An update from me - on 1) current TODOs, 2) Schedule for the day, 3) communication
- Registration deadline is end of Wed 17th October. This is important for
allowing the systems team to be ready in time for the contest. We currently have 37 PENDING and 57 ACCEPTed. Expected to rise quickly over the next few days.
a) encourage all students to register by end of wednesday! b) advertise advertise advertise advertise c) ACCEPT teams if you havent already on http://icpc.baylor.edu - site hosts should have access to do this. d) IMPORTANT - by end of 17th - create 1-3 spare accounts, for if you expect random disorganised students to turn up without having registered (and you want to be able to accommodate them, rather than send them away).
- On the Day - Recommended + Planned Schedule
- 9am - I recommend arriving to set up: make sure problem sets have been
printed and put in envelopes (responsible site person only), and printing out usernames/password for contest server (both to be provided on/around ~19th Oct to Responsible site host). optionally prepare some balloons, etc. Definitely check that you can broadcast a youtube video, with sound, on the projector in the room - or on a TV that students can cluster around.
- 10am - Recommend students begin to arrive at your site - optionally
provide breakfast/coffee etc
- 10:30am - Get teams into a lab, logged into a machine, and logged into
contest server
- 10:45am - Introduction broadcast on youtube
- 10:55am - make sure all people are only 1 computer per team, no phones
etc (all in bags). reiterate to them about not using the web
- 11am - Contest expected start
- 4pm - Contest expected end
- 4-4:30pm - Results broadcast (after 5-10 minutes) on youtube -
recommended time for pizza if you are providing this. We may also provide a video explaining the way to solve each of the problems (TBC).
- Communication on the day
a) this year, we will use Slack for communication during the contest, as it allows for multiple sub-communication channels to co-exist in parallel, and we hope this will resolve some of the communication challenges experienced with google hangouts in the past.
- All organisers (not just the key responsible site hosts) should join
the following slack workspace as soon as possible.
https://join.slack.com/t/ukiepcorganisers/shared_invite/enQtNDU2NjYwMjY5NjA1...
- Please edit your display name (in profile) to include your university
name, so that we can easily find/message you if we need to.
b) We will be optionally broadcasting webcam views of the different locations on a google hangouts live. If you wish to do this, please be prepared to bring a webcam and connect to that (more information later this week). There'll be an easy link to join for this.
c) We plan to email the problemset to responsible site hosts only. We typically expect people to print one copy per team expected, and place them inside a sealed envelope, and distribute them as near to the 11am start as possible. They shouldnt be opened by any team before the 11am start.
Thats all for now, that I can remember.
ACCEPT THOSE TEAMS!!! :)
best Max
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That's wierd about the email loop. I'll forward anything that comes in anyway.
Yes. I guess yourself and James join the Slack channel. I'm on it.
I don't know why it's not showing accepted in the ICPC system. This is new system this year and may still have glitches. I'll ask on the Slack channel.
I'm accepting more teams now. will send on a separate email regarding this.
There may be a practice comp on Wed if it is wanted. I've asked for it on the Slack Channel. Wed 2pm.
Gary
On 16/10/2018 11:19, Lucas Savva wrote:
Hey Gary,
We seem to have received a copy of your reply to ukiepc-organizers through our mailing list before you directly sent it to us. However, we don't have a copy of the email before that.
2 questions on what I see there:
- When will we be accepting teams that have signed up on the system? A
few people have asked me why they are still in pending.
- Should we join that Slack channel? (I'm assuming yes)
I think other than that and the practise competition we're pretty ready to go. :)
Lucas
On Tue, 16 Oct 2018 at 09:49, Gary Conway <gary.conway@dcu.ie mailto:gary.conway@dcu.ie> wrote:
did you guys receive this? -------- Forwarded Message -------- Subject: [ukiepc] UKIEPC - <1 week to go Date: Mon, 15 Oct 2018 16:34:47 +0100 From: UKIE PC <ukiepc@gmail.com> <mailto:ukiepc@gmail.com> Reply-To: for UKIEPC Site Organisers, current & potential <ukiepc-organisers@cs.nott.ac.uk> <mailto:ukiepc-organisers@cs.nott.ac.uk> To: ukiepc-organisers@cs.nott.ac.uk <mailto:ukiepc-organisers@cs.nott.ac.uk> <ukiepc-organisers@Cs.Nott.AC.UK> <mailto:ukiepc-organisers@Cs.Nott.AC.UK> Hi all, An update from me - on 1) current TODOs, 2) Schedule for the day, 3) communication 1) Registration deadline is end of Wed 17th October. This is important for allowing the systems team to be ready in time for the contest. We currently have 37 PENDING and 57 ACCEPTed. Expected to rise quickly over the next few days. a) encourage all students to register by end of wednesday! b) advertise advertise advertise advertise c) ACCEPT teams if you havent already on http://icpc.baylor.edu - site hosts should have access to do this. d) IMPORTANT - by end of 17th - create 1-3 spare accounts, for if you expect random disorganised students to turn up without having registered (and you want to be able to accommodate them, rather than send them away). 2) On the Day - Recommended + Planned Schedule - 9am - I recommend arriving to set up: make sure problem sets have been printed and put in envelopes (responsible site person only), and printing out usernames/password for contest server (both to be provided on/around ~19th Oct to Responsible site host). optionally prepare some balloons, etc. Definitely check that you can broadcast a youtube video, with sound, on the projector in the room - or on a TV that students can cluster around. - 10am - Recommend students begin to arrive at your site - optionally provide breakfast/coffee etc - 10:30am - Get teams into a lab, logged into a machine, and logged into contest server - 10:45am - Introduction broadcast on youtube - 10:55am - make sure all people are only 1 computer per team, no phones etc (all in bags). reiterate to them about not using the web - 11am - Contest expected start - 4pm - Contest expected end - 4-4:30pm - Results broadcast (after 5-10 minutes) on youtube - recommended time for pizza if you are providing this. We may also provide a video explaining the way to solve each of the problems (TBC). 3) Communication on the day a) this year, we will use Slack for communication during the contest, as it allows for multiple sub-communication channels to co-exist in parallel, and we hope this will resolve some of the communication challenges experienced with google hangouts in the past. - All organisers (not just the key responsible site hosts) should join the following slack workspace as soon as possible. - https://join.slack.com/t/ukiepcorganisers/shared_invite/enQtNDU2NjYwMjY5NjA1LTUyZjBiNTAzYzczMDUxMTZhNWM0ZWVhNjk2ZTc4MTE2NjVkZWQyNGZiMjMxODZhZGE3YThmNWM4MWFkYjk5YzI - Please edit your display name (in profile) to include your university name, so that we can easily find/message you if we need to. b) We will be optionally broadcasting webcam views of the different locations on a google hangouts live. If you wish to do this, please be prepared to bring a webcam and connect to that (more information later this week). There'll be an easy link to join for this. c) We plan to email the problemset to responsible site hosts only. We typically expect people to print one copy per team expected, and place them inside a sealed envelope, and distribute them as near to the 11am start as possible. They shouldnt be opened by any team before the 11am start. Thats all for now, that I can remember. ACCEPT THOSE TEAMS!!! :) best Max This message and any attachment are intended solely for the addressee and may contain confidential information. If you have received this message in error, please contact the sender and delete the email and attachment. Any views or opinions expressed by the author of this email do not necessarily reflect the views of the University of Nottingham. Email communications with the University of Nottingham may be monitored where permitted by law. / *Séanadh Ríomhphoist/Email Disclaimer* *Tá an ríomhphost seo agus aon chomhad a sheoltar leis faoi rún agus is lena úsáid ag an seolaí agus sin amháin é. Is féidir tuilleadh a léamh anseo. <https://www4.dcu.ie/iss/seanadh-riomhphoist.shtml>* *This e-mail and any files transmitted with it are confidential and are intended solely for use by the addressee. Read more here. <https://www4.dcu.ie/iss/email-disclaimer.shtml>* / _______________________________________________ Ukiepc mailing list Ukiepc@lists.redbrick.dcu.ie <mailto:Ukiepc@lists.redbrick.dcu.ie> https://lists.redbrick.dcu.ie/listinfo/ukiepc/ /
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Cool. Myself and James will join Slack so.
With regards to the teams with incomplete information: I haven't received any emails back from them yet but I'll let you know when I do.
Lucas
On Tue, 16 Oct 2018 at 12:03, Gary Conway gary.conway@dcu.ie wrote:
That's wierd about the email loop. I'll forward anything that comes in anyway.
Yes. I guess yourself and James join the Slack channel. I'm on it.
I don't know why it's not showing accepted in the ICPC system. This is new system this year and may still have glitches. I'll ask on the Slack channel.
I'm accepting more teams now. will send on a separate email regarding this.
There may be a practice comp on Wed if it is wanted. I've asked for it on the Slack Channel. Wed 2pm.
Gary
On 16/10/2018 11:19, Lucas Savva wrote:
Hey Gary,
We seem to have received a copy of your reply to ukiepc-organizers through our mailing list before you directly sent it to us. However, we don't have a copy of the email before that.
2 questions on what I see there:
- When will we be accepting teams that have signed up on the system? A few
people have asked me why they are still in pending.
- Should we join that Slack channel? (I'm assuming yes)
I think other than that and the practise competition we're pretty ready to go. :)
Lucas
On Tue, 16 Oct 2018 at 09:49, Gary Conway gary.conway@dcu.ie wrote:
did you guys receive this?
-------- Forwarded Message -------- Subject: [ukiepc] UKIEPC - <1 week to go Date: Mon, 15 Oct 2018 16:34:47 +0100 From: UKIE PC ukiepc@gmail.com ukiepc@gmail.com Reply-To: for UKIEPC Site Organisers, current & potential ukiepc-organisers@cs.nott.ac.uk ukiepc-organisers@cs.nott.ac.uk To: ukiepc-organisers@cs.nott.ac.uk ukiepc-organisers@Cs.Nott.AC.UK ukiepc-organisers@Cs.Nott.AC.UK
Hi all,
An update from me - on 1) current TODOs, 2) Schedule for the day, 3) communication
- Registration deadline is end of Wed 17th October. This is important
for allowing the systems team to be ready in time for the contest. We currently have 37 PENDING and 57 ACCEPTed. Expected to rise quickly over the next few days.
a) encourage all students to register by end of wednesday! b) advertise advertise advertise advertise c) ACCEPT teams if you havent already on http://icpc.baylor.edu - site hosts should have access to do this. d) IMPORTANT - by end of 17th - create 1-3 spare accounts, for if you expect random disorganised students to turn up without having registered (and you want to be able to accommodate them, rather than send them away).
- On the Day - Recommended + Planned Schedule
- 9am - I recommend arriving to set up: make sure problem sets have been
printed and put in envelopes (responsible site person only), and printing out usernames/password for contest server (both to be provided on/around ~19th Oct to Responsible site host). optionally prepare some balloons, etc. Definitely check that you can broadcast a youtube video, with sound, on the projector in the room - or on a TV that students can cluster around.
- 10am - Recommend students begin to arrive at your site - optionally
provide breakfast/coffee etc
- 10:30am - Get teams into a lab, logged into a machine, and logged into
contest server
- 10:45am - Introduction broadcast on youtube
- 10:55am - make sure all people are only 1 computer per team, no phones
etc (all in bags). reiterate to them about not using the web
- 11am - Contest expected start
- 4pm - Contest expected end
- 4-4:30pm - Results broadcast (after 5-10 minutes) on youtube -
recommended time for pizza if you are providing this. We may also provide a video explaining the way to solve each of the problems (TBC).
- Communication on the day
a) this year, we will use Slack for communication during the contest, as it allows for multiple sub-communication channels to co-exist in parallel, and we hope this will resolve some of the communication challenges experienced with google hangouts in the past.
- All organisers (not just the key responsible site hosts) should join
the following slack workspace as soon as possible.
https://join.slack.com/t/ukiepcorganisers/shared_invite/enQtNDU2NjYwMjY5NjA1...
- Please edit your display name (in profile) to include your university
name, so that we can easily find/message you if we need to.
b) We will be optionally broadcasting webcam views of the different locations on a google hangouts live. If you wish to do this, please be prepared to bring a webcam and connect to that (more information later this week). There'll be an easy link to join for this.
c) We plan to email the problemset to responsible site hosts only. We typically expect people to print one copy per team expected, and place them inside a sealed envelope, and distribute them as near to the 11am start as possible. They shouldnt be opened by any team before the 11am start.
Thats all for now, that I can remember.
ACCEPT THOSE TEAMS!!! :)
best Max
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add _DCU to your username so that they know which uni you are from. on slack.
On 16/10/2018 12:14, Lucas Savva wrote:
Cool. Myself and James will join Slack so.
With regards to the teams with incomplete information: I haven't received any emails back from them yet but I'll let you know when I do.
Lucas
On Tue, 16 Oct 2018 at 12:03, Gary Conway <gary.conway@dcu.ie mailto:gary.conway@dcu.ie> wrote:
That's wierd about the email loop. I'll forward anything that comes in anyway. Yes. I guess yourself and James join the Slack channel. I'm on it. I don't know why it's not showing accepted in the ICPC system. This is new system this year and may still have glitches. I'll ask on the Slack channel. I'm accepting more teams now. will send on a separate email regarding this. There may be a practice comp on Wed if it is wanted. I've asked for it on the Slack Channel. Wed 2pm. Gary On 16/10/2018 11:19, Lucas Savva wrote:Hey Gary, We seem to have received a copy of your reply to ukiepc-organizers through our mailing list before you directly sent it to us. However, we don't have a copy of the email before that. 2 questions on what I see there: - When will we be accepting teams that have signed up on the system? A few people have asked me why they are still in pending. - Should we join that Slack channel? (I'm assuming yes) I think other than that and the practise competition we're pretty ready to go. :) Lucas On Tue, 16 Oct 2018 at 09:49, Gary Conway <gary.conway@dcu.ie <mailto:gary.conway@dcu.ie>> wrote: did you guys receive this? -------- Forwarded Message -------- Subject: [ukiepc] UKIEPC - <1 week to go Date: Mon, 15 Oct 2018 16:34:47 +0100 From: UKIE PC <ukiepc@gmail.com> <mailto:ukiepc@gmail.com> Reply-To: for UKIEPC Site Organisers, current & potential <ukiepc-organisers@cs.nott.ac.uk> <mailto:ukiepc-organisers@cs.nott.ac.uk> To: ukiepc-organisers@cs.nott.ac.uk <mailto:ukiepc-organisers@cs.nott.ac.uk> <ukiepc-organisers@Cs.Nott.AC.UK> <mailto:ukiepc-organisers@Cs.Nott.AC.UK> Hi all, An update from me - on 1) current TODOs, 2) Schedule for the day, 3) communication 1) Registration deadline is end of Wed 17th October. This is important for allowing the systems team to be ready in time for the contest. We currently have 37 PENDING and 57 ACCEPTed. Expected to rise quickly over the next few days. a) encourage all students to register by end of wednesday! b) advertise advertise advertise advertise c) ACCEPT teams if you havent already on http://icpc.baylor.edu - site hosts should have access to do this. d) IMPORTANT - by end of 17th - create 1-3 spare accounts, for if you expect random disorganised students to turn up without having registered (and you want to be able to accommodate them, rather than send them away). 2) On the Day - Recommended + Planned Schedule - 9am - I recommend arriving to set up: make sure problem sets have been printed and put in envelopes (responsible site person only), and printing out usernames/password for contest server (both to be provided on/around ~19th Oct to Responsible site host). optionally prepare some balloons, etc. Definitely check that you can broadcast a youtube video, with sound, on the projector in the room - or on a TV that students can cluster around. - 10am - Recommend students begin to arrive at your site - optionally provide breakfast/coffee etc - 10:30am - Get teams into a lab, logged into a machine, and logged into contest server - 10:45am - Introduction broadcast on youtube - 10:55am - make sure all people are only 1 computer per team, no phones etc (all in bags). reiterate to them about not using the web - 11am - Contest expected start - 4pm - Contest expected end - 4-4:30pm - Results broadcast (after 5-10 minutes) on youtube - recommended time for pizza if you are providing this. We may also provide a video explaining the way to solve each of the problems (TBC). 3) Communication on the day a) this year, we will use Slack for communication during the contest, as it allows for multiple sub-communication channels to co-exist in parallel, and we hope this will resolve some of the communication challenges experienced with google hangouts in the past. - All organisers (not just the key responsible site hosts) should join the following slack workspace as soon as possible. - https://join.slack.com/t/ukiepcorganisers/shared_invite/enQtNDU2NjYwMjY5NjA1LTUyZjBiNTAzYzczMDUxMTZhNWM0ZWVhNjk2ZTc4MTE2NjVkZWQyNGZiMjMxODZhZGE3YThmNWM4MWFkYjk5YzI - Please edit your display name (in profile) to include your university name, so that we can easily find/message you if we need to. b) We will be optionally broadcasting webcam views of the different locations on a google hangouts live. If you wish to do this, please be prepared to bring a webcam and connect to that (more information later this week). There'll be an easy link to join for this. c) We plan to email the problemset to responsible site hosts only. We typically expect people to print one copy per team expected, and place them inside a sealed envelope, and distribute them as near to the 11am start as possible. They shouldnt be opened by any team before the 11am start. Thats all for now, that I can remember. ACCEPT THOSE TEAMS!!! :) best Max This message and any attachment are intended solely for the addressee and may contain confidential information. If you have received this message in error, please contact the sender and delete the email and attachment. Any views or opinions expressed by the author of this email do not necessarily reflect the views of the University of Nottingham. 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