Lim Li is taking the following modules this semester:
CS3235 Computer Security
CS3243 Introduction to Artificial Intelligence
CS4231 Parallel and Distributed Algorithms
LAJ2201 Japanese 2
MA2101S Linear Algebra II (S)
MA3233 Combinatorics and Graphs II
PC1432 Physics IIE
The Simon Marais Mathematics Competition (SMMC) 2019 is an undergraduate Mathematics Competition in Asia-Pacific which was held on 12 October 2019. A total of 393 individuals and 289 pairs entered the competition.
Singapore's Individual Prize Winners (Name, University, Score)
4th place: A$1000
Yap Jit Wu (National University of Singapore), 44
Singapore's Pairs Prize Winners (Name, University, Score)
7th place (joint): Total A$8000, A$666.67 per student
Lim Li & Ling Yan Hao (National University of Singapore), 42
University Prize Winners:
1st place: A$20,000
National University of Singapore, 173
The 2019 ICPC Asia Manila Regional Programming Contest will be held from 14 - 15 December in Manila, Philippines. It is hosted by Ateno de Manila University.
The 5-hr contest will commence at 1000 hrs local time (same as Singapore time), on 15 December.
NUS has sent 2 teams:
3Sophonomore: Robin Yu, Kwee Lung Sin, Sergio Vierig
7 Halim: Steven Wijaya, Yehezkiel Raymundo, Lim Li
Check live scoreboard here (will freeze at 1 hr before contest ends)
Team 7 Halim came in 1st. Each contestant won an Acer notebook and 3 google duffle bags (for each First Solved)
With NUS staff-in-charge, Mr Akshay Narayan (right). Robin is already in Manila.
(Not in order of merit)
Gold - Aloysius Ng, Year 5, RI
Silver - Benson Lin, Year 5, HCI
Silver - Timothy Ho, Year 5, NUSH
Silver - Tan Wee Kean, Year 5, RI
Silver - David Toh, Year 5, RI
Bronze - Chen Xinyi, Year 5, RI
David Toh, Chen Xinyi, Tan Wee Kean, Benson Lin, Timothy Ho, Aloysius Ng
The China Mathematical Olympiad 2019 will be held in Wuhan, Hubei Province, from 25 to 30 November. It is hosted by No. 1 Middle School affiliated to Central China Normal University.
The CMO 2019 Singapore Team comprises the following students:
Benson Lin, Year 5, HCI
Timothy Ho, Year 5, NUSH
Chen Xinyi, Year 5, RI
Aloysius Ng, Year 5, RI
Tan Wee Kean, Year 5, RI
David Toh, Year 5, RI
The Northwestern Europe Regional Contest (NWERC) is a contest in which teams from universities all over the Northwestern part of Europe are served a series of algorithmic problems. The goal of each team is to solve as many problems as possible within the 5 hour time limit. Potential solutions are submitted and corrected by an automated judging system. The team that solves the most problems at the end of the contest qualify for the ICPC World Finals 2020.
NWERC 2019 is held in Eindhoven, Netherlands, from 15 - 17 November.
Cambridge has sent the following 3 teams to NWERC 2019:
Treeniceratops
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Treevial (Lim Jeck, Choong Yin and Zoltan are in this team)
#1 Cafe Mountain, Seoul National University
#2 UT a.k.a. Is, University of Tokyo
#3 Kokushi_Muso, Shanghai Jiao Tong University.
#4 3body3, National University of Singapore
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#17 7 Halim, National University of Singapore
TRINITY STUDENTS SWEEP THE BOARD AT NATIONAL COMPUTER PROGRAMMING CONTEST
PUBLISHED DATE: October 25, 2019
Teams of Trinity computer science and maths students swept the board at the UK and Ireland Programming Contest (UKIEPC) 2019, in which Cambridge took nine out of the top 12 spots.
Trinity’s Treeniceratops team, which comprised Kacper Walentynowicz, Maja Trela and David Wärn, came first and was the only team in the competition to solve every problem. With a slightly different team make-up and name (Triniceratops) they also came first in 2018.
Team Treeniceratops hard at work
More than 150 teams participated in UKIEPC 2019 on Saturday 19 October. The event took place in various locations around the UK and Ireland, including Cambridge where it was hosted at the Department of Computer Science and Technology. The competition is a qualifying round for the Northwestern Europe Programming Contest (NWERC), which will be held in Eindhoven, Holland in November 2019.
Team ?‽!, with Trinity undergraduates Dušan Živanović and Vladimir Milenković and former Trinity undergraduate Dimitrije Erdeljan, now a PhD student at King’s, took second place.
Team Treevial, comprised of Trinity students Jeck Lim, Zoltán Molnár Sáska and Choong Yin Howe, came third.
UKIEPC and NWERC are part of the International Collegiate Programming Contest, which are designed to test students’ programming skills, problem solving and teamwork.
Trinity student Andrej Ivaskovic, who is pursuing a PhD in Computer Science and who helped organise the event, said:
‘Teams have up to three students who tackle a variety of problems related to computer science, and their goal is to produce correct and fast programs that solve them. A team has only a single computer at their disposal and no Internet access.’
Contestants at the score board in the William Gates Building
Trinity Fellow, Professor Frank Stajano, is Director of Studies in Computer Science at Trinity and the co-founder, with MIT, of the international Cambridge2Cambridge cyber security challenge. He said:
Trinity and Cambridge have had another resounding success in this annual programming competition, after other Trinity teams won first place nationally and reached the world finals last year.
We have the good fortune of attracting some of the most talented young computer scientists in the world and we don’t want any of them to get bored because their course is too easy – however unlikely that is with such a thorough and rigorous Tripos.
A number of the Computer Science students we admit to Trinity have already won medals in the International Olympiads in Informatics when they were in high school, and it’s great to be able to offer them additional challenges, such as this one, that allow them to show off their outstanding abilities.
UKIEPC and NWERC are fantastic initiatives of which I continue to be a great supporter. I hope they will inspire all young computer scientists, here and anywhere, to reach for even higher goals than they thought they could achieve.
NUS High (17)
Daryle Ang Xuan Ye, Y1
Drew Michael Terren Ramirez, Y1
Cheong Eason, Y2
Edden Chew Keyn-Hantz, Y2
Lee I-Shiang, Y2
Lim Sue Han Justin, Y2
Oh Zhi Yuan, Y2
Sng James, Y2
Krishnan Akash, Y3
Kuai En Kai Ethan, Y3
Lim Jin Tao, Y3
Shen Xing Yang, Y3
Tan Yun Hui, Y3
Chieu Le Heng, Y4
Alexander Goo Zong Han, Y4
Lee Wei Ming, Y4
Ong Yan Sheng, Y4
RI (12)
Li Jiaxuan, Y1
Liu Xiuping, Y1
Peh Yan Xi, Y1
Wang Xiaoqi, Y1
Yu Qinxi, Y1
Andrew Yar Kwok Wing, Y2
Chang Chia Wei, Y2
He Jingyang James, Y2
Liu Zihan, Y2
Su Zixuan, Y2
Sun Yu Chieh, Y2
Pan Yifan, Y4
HCI (5)
Brandon Ong Jing Jie, Y2
Cheng Wenhao, Y2
Gabriel Goh Hao Xiang, Y2
Ryan Wong Wern Jieh, Y2
Kiefer Ong Xian Yao, Y3
RGS (2)
Emily Yang Lize, Y1
Zhao Yuxuan, Y1
ACS(I) (1)
Michael Liew Wensheng, Y2
NYGH (1)
Kong U Ham, Y2
Training for SIMO Senior Team starts on 19th October 2019 (Saturday).
RI (15)
Lai Peng Chong, Y3
Lucas Boo, Y4
Eric Li, Y4
Low Choo Ray, Y4
Etienne Ong Ee Shua, Y4
Wang Yunrui, Y4
Wang Yuxuan, Y4
Chen Lei Yu, Y5
Chen Xinyi, Y5
David Toh Hui Kai, Y5
Leong Eu-Shaun, Y5
Aloysius Ng Yangyi, Y5
Shen Xinyi, Y5
Tan Wee Kean, Y5
Tan Xu Chen, Y5
NUS High (5)
Jamie Lim Jia Sin, Y2
Mario Tanijaya, Y2
Shevonne Chia, Y3 Tan Si Jie, Y3
Timothy Ho Li Xiong, Y5
