PROGRAMMING CONTEST TO BE HELD IN YEREVAN IN JULY

PanARMENIAN.Net - A programming competition that has become traditional in Armenia will be held July 19 - August 10, organizer of the contest Arman Valesyan told a reported of .am edition of the PanARMENIAN.Net The Enterprise Incubator Foundation Pan-Armenian International Center and the Union of Information Technology Enterprises (UITE) of Armenia support the competition. The goal of the contest is to discover the professional potential of the young specialists in programming. Specialists under age of 30, who master C++ and Java programming languages, can take part in the competition of their choice. The contest will have two laps - individual and team like those past year. Participants will have to solve five problems in the individual competition to be held in Yerevan. The winners of this tour will be awarded certificates and prizes, as well as a permit to a summer school in Nagorno Karabakh. The organizers intend to invite leading IT specialists of Armenia as professional jury to judge the competition. Application for participation should be submitted to the Pan-Armenian International Center Foundation or filled in on-line at www.uite.org.
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