The China Collegiate Programming Contest (CCPC) National Invitational (Zhengzhou) and the 6th CCPC Henan Provincial Collegiate Programming Contest were held at Zhengzhou University of Light Industry on May 12. The ACM Club of the Beijing Institute of Technology (BIT) secured one gold and two silver medals.

BIT gold and silver medal winners pose for a group photo. [Photo/bit.edu.cn]

The Zhengzhou CCPC National Invitational featured over 400 participating teams. 

The team "Penalty Must Be a Score," composed of 2023 BIT undergraduate students Ke Ninghao, Zhang Sizhe, and Huang Kang from the School of Computer Science and Technology, won the gold medal.

The team "Passed the Example, Right?" consisting of 2023 BIT undergraduates Wu Yulian, Zhang Zhiwen, and He Dapeng, won a silver medal. 

Another team, "Fast Forward to Five Hours Later," composed of 2022 BIT undergraduates Wang Tingyi, Zhou Mingrui, and Zhang Zhi, also won a silver medal.

The CCPC, organized by the China Collegiate Programming Contest Committee, has grown in scale and influence since its inception in 2015. 

It is now the largest, most prestigious, and most widely recognized computer science competition among Chinese college students. 

This competition has cultivated and selected a large number of outstanding talents for the Chinese IT industry and has significantly contributed to the development of computer science in China.

The ACM Club of BIT brings together students who are passionate about programming and algorithms. Through a mentoring system where senior students guide juniors, they make progress together through exchanges and sharpen their skills in competitions. 

In the future, the teachers and students of the BIT School of Computer Science and Technology's ACM Club will continue to strive for even better results.