ACM ICPC Dhaka Site

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Established1997
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ACM International Collegiate Programming Contest (abbreviated as ACM-ICPC or just ICPC) is an annual multi-tiered competition among the universities of the world. There are eighteen [1] different sites in Asia that host Asia Regional Final and Dhaka is one of them. Each year the winner of the Asia Regional Final Dhaka Site Contest advances to the ACM-ICPC World Finals. Like other sites of ICPC, Dhaka site contest is also sponsored by IBM and operated under the auspices of the Association for Computing Machinery (ACM).

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History

BUET Bengal Tiger, first champion, ACM ICPC Dhaka site contest and also the first team from Bangladesh to participate in the ACM ICPC World Final. BUET Bengal Tigers.gif
BUET Bengal Tiger, first champion, ACM ICPC Dhaka site contest and also the first team from Bangladesh to participate in the ACM ICPC World Final.

ACM ICPC Dhaka site contest started in 1997 with the initiative of Professor A. L. Haque of North South University (NSU). [2] [3] Its first event was held on 18 November 1997 with the participation of 18 teams from 11 institutions. Bangladesh University of Engineering and Technology - BUET Bengal Tigers team became the champion and moved to the world final which was held on 28 February 1998 at Atlanta, Georgia, United States. Champion BUET team of Suman Kumar Nath (now at Microsoft Research), Rezaul Alam Chowdhury (UT Austin) and Tarique Mesbaul Islam (Waterloo) occupied 24th position in the world final among 54 teams tying with Stanford University. [4] [5] [6] Same year, NSU team received a wild card for being the host of the Dhaka site regional contest and participated in the world final. [4]

North South University hosted this event 12 times from 1997 to 1999, 2004 to 2006, 2008 to 2011, 2013 and 2015 while Bangladesh University of Engineering and Technology hosted thrice from 2001 to 2003. East West University hosted the event in 2007. Daffodil International University hosted the event in 2012 and 2028. Bangladesh University of Business and Technology hosted the event in 2014 and 2021. Green University of Bangladesh hosted the event in 2022 which was held on 10–11 March 2023 at its permanent campus. [7]

Past events

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Dhaka site local teams in the world final

Each year at least one local team from Dhaka site takes part in the world final either as the regional champion or by wild card. On few occasions Dhaka site local teams made it by winning ACM ICPC Kanpur site regional. [34] In 2005, Fudan University became champion at two different sites and withdrawn their championship from Dhaka site. As a result, 2nd ranked team, University of Dhaka who was supposed to get a wild card got the direct entry to the world final and Bangladesh University of Engineering and Technology got the wild card. Summary of all the Dhaka site local team results in the world final are illustrated in the following table: [35] [36]

World FinalDatePlaceUniversityTeam NameContestantCoachResultEntry
22ndFeb 28, 1998 Atlanta, Georgia Bangladesh University of Engineering and Technology Bengal TigersSuman Kumar Nath, Rezaul Alam Chowdhury, Tarique Mesbaul Islam24thDhaka site champion
North South University NSU DreamTarique Zaman Chowdhury, Mehrin Shahed, Salman Ahmed AwanH.M.Dhaka site wild card
23rdApril 12, 1999 Eindhoven, the Netherlands Bangladesh University of Engineering and Technology The Balloon CountersRezaul Alam Chowdhury, Mojahedul Hoque Abul Hasanat, Mehedy MasoodH.M.Dhaka site champion
24thMarch 18, 2000 Orlando, Florida Bangladesh University of Engineering and Technology BUET BacktrackersMustaq Ahmed, Munirul Abedin, M Rubaiyat Ferdous Jewel Mohammad Kaykobad [37] 11thKanpur site champion
25thMarch 10, 2001 Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada Bangladesh University of Engineering and Technology BUET LoopersMustaq Ahmed, Munirul Abedin, Abdullah Al Mahmud Mohammad Kaykobad [37] 29thKanpur site champion
26thMarch 23, 2002 Honolulu, Hawaii Bangladesh University of Engineering and Technology BUET AckermannsMd Kamruzzaman, Abdullah Al Mahmud, Mushfiqur Rouf Mohammad Kaykobad [37] H.MDhaka site champion
American International University - Bangladesh AIUB-AAdib Hasan Manob, Md. Mahabub Alam, Md. Nurul AminH.M.Dhaka & Kanpur site Runners Up
27thMarch 25, 2003 Beverly Hills, California Bangladesh University of Engineering and Technology BUET LoopingAsif Haque, Mehedi Bakht, Md Saifur Rahman Mohammad Kaykobad [37] H.MDhaka site champion
28thMarch 31, 2004 Prague, Czech Republic Bangladesh University of Engineering and Technology BUET PhoenixAsif Haque, Mehedi Bakht, Md Saifur Rahman Mohammad Kaykobad [37] 27thDhaka site wild card
29thApril 16, 2005Shanghai, China Bangladesh University of Engineering and Technology BUET ExplorerMushfiqur Rouf, Abdullah Al Mahmud, Manzurur Rahman Khan29thDhaka site wild card
30thApril 12, 2006 San Antonio, Texas University of Dhaka DU Gryffindor [38] [39] Quazi Sarfaraz Hussain, Ariful Islam Siddiqi, Mainul IslamMd. Abdur Razzaque [40] H.M.Dhaka site direct entry
Bangladesh University of Engineering and Technology BUET BUET ExceedIstiaque Ahmed, Manzurur Khan, Omar Haider39thDhaka site wild card
31stMarch 15, 2007Tokyo, Japan Bangladesh University of Engineering and Technology BUET xC33dIstiaque Ahmed, Sabbir Yousuf Sanny, Mohammad Mahmudur RahmanH.M.Dhaka site wild card
32ndApril 9, 2008 Banff, Canada Bangladesh University of Engineering and Technology BUET SprinterSabbir Yousuf Sanny, Mahbubul Hasan, Shahriar Rouf31stDhaka site champion
East West University EWU Dream of TwilightSohel Hafiz, Mahbub Mozadded, Md. Arifuzzaman ArifH.M.Dhaka site wild card
33rdApril 21, 2009 Stockholm, Sweden Bangladesh University of Engineering and Technology BUET FalconMahbubul Hasan, Shahriar Rouf, Tanaeem M. Moosa34thDhaka site Runner-up
University of Dhaka DU Dark KnightsSyed Zubair Hossain, Jane Alam Jan, Iqram MahmudSyed Monowar Hossain [41] [42] Rony Hasinur Rahman (Acting Coach)49thKanpur site Runner-up
North South University NSU ARCTURUSSamee Zahur, M. Mustafijur Rahman Faysal, Md. Ameer HamzaMohammad Kabir HossainH.M.Kuala Lumpur site
34thFebruary 5, 2010 Harbin, China Bangladesh University of Engineering and Technology BUET Rand EclipticTanaeem M. Moosa, Tasnim Imran Sunny, Muntasir Mashuq36thDhaka site Runner-up
35thMay 30, 2011 Orlando, Florida Bangladesh University of Engineering and Technology BUET AnnihilatorTasnim Imran Sunny, Muntasir Mashuq, Anindya DasH.M.Dhaka site Champion
36thMay 18, 2012 Warsaw, Poland Bangladesh University of Engineering and Technology BUET .oOMd. Enzam Hossain, F. A. Rezaur Rahman Chowdhury, Mir Wasi Ahmed [43] Mohammad Kaykobad [37] Honorable Mention [25] Dhaka site Champion
Shahjalal University of Science and Technology SUST_PALINDROMEForhad Ahmed, Baker Mohammad Anas, Md. Maksud Hossain [43] Shahidul IslamHonorable Mention [25] Dhaka site Runners-up
37thJuly 3, 2013 Saint Petersburg, Russia Bangladesh University of Engineering and Technology ChokerMuhammad Nazmul Hasan, Prasanjit Barua, Mohammad Hafiz Uddin [43] Mohammad Kaykobad [37] 60th [44] Dhaka Site Runners-up
Shahjalal University of Science and Technology SUST_PALINDROMEForhad Ahmed, Baker Mohammad Anas, Md. Maksud Hossain [43] Shahidul IslamH.M. [44]
38thJune 25, 2014 Ekaterinburg, Russia Bangladesh University of Engineering and Technology [MAX+7]Prasanjit Barua, Mohammad Hafiz Uddin, Pratyai Mazumder [45] Mohammad Saifur Rahman [46] 19th [47] Dhaka Site Runners-up
Shahjalal University of Science and Technology SUST_AttoprottoyeeNafis Ahmed, Syed Shahriar Manjur, Imtiaz Shakil [45] Debakar ShamantaHonorable Mention [47] Dhaka Site Champion
39thMay 20, 2015 Marrakech, Morocco Shahjalal University of Science and Technology SUST_DownToTheWireAbdullah Al Maruf, Sakibul Mowla, Dhananjoy BiswasMd. Saiful Islam51st [48] Dhaka Site Champion
Jahangirnagar University JU_AssassinsMohammad Nafis Sadique, Aninda Majumder, Suman BhadraMohammad Shorif Uddin51st [48] Amritapuri Site Runner-up
40thMay 19, 2016 Phuket, Thailand Jahangirnagar University JU_O(N^3)Md. Nafis Sadique, Raihat Zaman Neloy, Niloy DattaK M Akkas Ali44th [49] Dhaka Site Champion
Shahjalal University of Science and Technology SUST_DownToTheWireAbdullah Al Maruf, Sakibul Mowla, Dhananjoy BiswasMd. Saiful IslamHonorable Mention [49] Dhaka Site Runner-up
North South University NSU BugLoversMohammad Samiul Islam, Ahmad Faiyaz, Hasib Al MuhaiminMd Shazzad HosainHonorable Mention [49] Dhaka Site 2nd Runner-up
41stMay 24, 2017 Rapid City, South Dakota Bangladesh University of Engineering and Technology BUET RayoM M Harun Ur Rashid, Tonmoy Mollik, Nazmur Rashid Mohammad Kaykobad H.M.Dhaka Site Champion
University of Dhaka DU_CensoredShahed Shahriar, Rezwan Mahmud Tonmoy, Sabit Anwar ZahinTamal Adhikary56thDhaka Site 2nd Runner-up
Jahangirnagar University JU_CircavexBir Bahadur Khatri, Raihat Zaman Neloy, Md Sahedul Islam SohelMohammad Shorif UddinH.M.Amritapuri Sub Site Champion
42ndApril 20, 2018 Beijing, China Bangladesh University of Engineering and Technology BUET DracarysMd Riazul Islam Riaz, Tonmoy Mollik, Nazmur Rashid Mohammad Kaykobad 56th [50] Dhaka Site Champion [51]
Shahjalal University of Science and Technology SUST_TeamXMd Kazi Nayeem, Moudud Ahmed Khan Shahriar, Md Nazim UddinMd Saiful Islam56th [50] Dhaka Site 2nd Runner-up [51]
43rdApril 4,

2019

Porto,

Portugal

 Bangladesh University of Engineering and Technology BUET BloodhoundH.M. Ashiqul Islam, Arghya Pal, Tanveer Muttaqueen Mohammad Kaykobad 62nd [52] Dhaka Site 2nd Runner-up [53]
Shahjalal University of Science and Technology SUST_DescifradorOvishek Paul, Moudud Khan Shahriar, Jubair AarafH.M. [52] Dhaka Site Champion [53]
44thOctober,

2021

Moscow,

Russia

 Bangladesh University of Engineering and Technology BUET HellBentH.M. Ashiqul Islam, Arghya Pal, Pritom KunduM Sohel Rahman24th (Asia West Champions) [54] Dhaka Site Champion
University of Dhaka DU_SwampFireJubayer Rahman Nirjhor, Md Shahadat Hossain Shahin, Md Mahamudur Rahaman Sajib33rd [54] Asia West Finals 10th place

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