Registration for IEEEXtreme will open
on 1 September 2009.
Teams will submit their problem
solutions electronically using the
online competition management system using the
Mooshak tool.
To learn more about the Mooshak tool in
preparation, please visit their information pages.
The 2009 contest problems will not be
available until the day of the contest.
Languages supported are:
Microsoft Visual C++, C/C++, Java and
some surprises.
IEEEXtreme has two teams of volunteers
working to make this the best event to
date. The Organizing team members,
responsible for the competition itself,
publicity, marketing and working with the
Technical team members, who will create
and judge the problems. Learn more
about the volunteers who are making IEEEXtreme
3.0 possible.
Stay tuned for more on the competition
management, tech FAQs and more.
Each Venue should have a Proctor, who should
be an IEEE Member of higher membership grade
(not an undergraduate student member).
Members, Senior Members, Graduate Student
members are acceptable Proctors.
Student Branch Counselors, Department Chairs,
or IEEE GOLD members will make great proctors;
you may want to have two, so one can take a
break, as it is a 24 hour challenge.
Proctor tasks include:
Ensure teams have the problems.
Keep track of the general flow of
activity.
Inform students when the competition
begins, at 12 hours into the
competition, when there are 6 hours left
and when there is 1 hour left.
Ensure that problem submissions are
submitted during the competition.
