Tuesday, 19 October 2021 UPM 2021 Competition Finals
On Saturday, 16 October 2021, the University Programming Marathon 2021 (UPM 2021) came to an end with the final round.
Among the 43 teams and 125 competitors, 22 best teams made it to the finals going through the three preliminary rounds. Due to measures to prevent the spread of COVID-19 infection, the first two were carried out online. The third round was held separately at all three participating universities, and the finals were held in Ljubljana with strict observance of preventive measures. After 5 hours of solving 9 competitive tasks the champions of the University Programming Marathon 2021 and of the individual universities were known.
Top three teams in total:
1st place: Segment Trio (Benjamin Bajd, Domen Hočevar and Job Petrovčič)
2nd place: Predzadnja rešitev (Urban Duh, Marko Hostnik and Žiga Željko)
3rd place: luftkanali (Daniel Sami Blažič, Jakob Schrader and Patrik Žnidaršič)
Champions of individual universities:
Unversity of Ljubljana: Predzadnja rešitev (Urban Duh, Marko Hostnik and Žiga Željko)
Unversity of Maribor: BSoD (Vid Keršič, Matic Rašl and Mitja Žalik)
Unversity of Primorska: COVID 19 (M. Besher Massri, Mirza Redžić and Nemanja Torbica)
Our best team COVID 19 finished in 6th place in the finals with five solved tasks, and in the overall standings it achieved an excellent 5th place.
In addition to the above-mentioned champions, UP FAMNIT was also represented by the Powerpuff girls (Ina Bašić, Jelena Glišić and Ajla Šehović) and 404 (Dušan Bjelica, Milan Milivojčević and Jana Ristovska).
More information can be found here.
Congratulations to all participants!
The University Programming Marathon (UPM) is a Slovenian competition for students in programming, where the emphasis is on knowledge of algorithms and data structures. It is a team competition and consists of three preliminary rounds and a final round. UPM takes place at all three Slovenian universities at the same time (UL, UM and UP) and represents the qualifications for the CERC (Central Europe Regional Contest), which is an integral part of the ACM International Collegiate Programming Contest. The latter is the largest, most prestigious and oldest competition of its kind.