CMIMC Programming Contest

Join us for an exciting algorithmic programming competition hosted by Carnegie Mellon University. Test your skills against challenging problems and compete with participants worldwide!

About CMIMC

The Carnegie Mellon Informatics and Mathematics Competition (CMIMC) Programming Contest is a prestigious algorithmic programming competition designed to challenge high school students' (or younger) problem-solving and coding abilities.

Participants will tackle a series of algorithmic problems that test their knowledge of data structures, algorithms, and mathematical concepts. The contest is open to high school students worldwide and can be participated in individually or as part of a team.

Schedule

Thursday (4/16)

11:59 PM - Sign-ups close. Make sure to complete your team registration and verify all participant information before the deadline.

Friday (4/17)

8:00 PM - Opening ceremony
8:30 PM - Problem writeups are live

Saturday (4/18)

8:00 AM - Problem submissions open

Sunday (4/19)

11:59 PM - Problem submissions close

Monday (4/20)

8:00 PM - Closing ceremony

Contest Rules

Participation Rules

Open to all high school students (or younger)
Teams of 1-4 members allowed
Undergrads may compete but are not eligible for prizes

Technical Rules

Solutions need to be written in Python 3.10