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American Computer Science League - ACSL
The American Computer Science League (ACSL) is a non-profit organization devoted to computer science education at the secondary school level. ACSL organizes computer science contests for junior and senior high school students in North America (USA and Canada).Arab Olympiad in Informatics - AOI
The Arab Olympiad in Informatics (AOI) offers students from the Arab countries the chance to compete. The 1st AOI will be organized in Alexandria , Egypt on 1-7 July 2002 by Arab Academy for Science and Technology and Maritime Transport.Balkan Olympiad on Informatics - BOI
The Balkan Olympiad on Informatics (BOI) is a programming contest for secondary school students of the Balkan countries (Albenia, Bulgaria, Cyprus, FYROM, Greece, Romania, Turkey, Yugoslavia).- 13th BOI: BOI2005 in Greece on 3-8 September
- 12th BOI: BOI2004 in Bulgaria
- 11th BOI: BOI2003 in Romania
- 10th BOI: BOI2002 in Yoguslavia
- 9th BOI: BOI2001 in Albania
- 8th BOI: BOI2000 in Macedonia
- 7th BOI: BOI'99 in Greece
- 6th BOI: BOI'98 in Turkey
- 5th BOI: BOI'97 in Greece
- 4th BOI: BOI'96 on Cyprus
- 3rd BOI: BOI'95 in Bulgaria
- 2nd BOI: BOI'94 in Greece
- 1st BOI: BOI'93 in Romania
Baltic Olympiad in Informatics - BOI
The Baltic Olympiad in Informatics (BOI) is modeled after the IOI. Participating countries typically include Estonia, Finland, Latvia, Lithuania, Poland, and Sweden.- 11th BOI: BOI 2005 in Lithuania
- 10th BOI: BOI 2004 in Latvia
- 9th BOI: BOI 2003 in Estonia
- 8th BOI: BOI 2002 in Lithuania
- 7th BOI: BOI 2001 in Poland
- 6th BOI: BOI 2000 in Sweden
- 5th BOI: BOI'99 in Latvia
Central-European Olympiad in Informatics - CEOI
The Central-European Olympiad in Informatics (CEOI) is organised by the Ministry of Culture and Education or another appropriate institution of one of the eight Central-European countries. According to the rules accepted by the initiators of CEOI, teams of eight Central-European countries, i.e. Austria, Croatia, the Czech Republic, Hungary, Poland, Romania, the Slovak Republic and Slovenia, are invited as regular participants. Moreover, the host country may invite guest participants as well.- CEOI2006 in Vrsar, Istra, Croatia (1-8 July 2006).
- CEOI2005 in Sárospatak, Hungary (July 28 - August 5, 2005).
- CEOI2004 in Rzeszisów, Poland (July 12-18, 2004; including an on-line contest)
- CEOI2003 in Münster, Germany (July 5-12, 2003; including an on-line contest)
- CEOI2002 in Kosice, Slovakia (June 30-July 6, 2002). On-Line Contest
- CEOI2001 in Zalaegerszeg, Hungary (August 10-17, 2001).
- CEOI2000 in Cluj, Romania (August 24-31, 2000).
- CEOI'99 was held in Brno, Czech Republic (September 2-9, 1999).
- CEOI'98 was held in Zadar, Croatia (May 20-27, 1998). There was also an Internet version (Informal CEOI'98).
- CEOI'97 was held in Nowy Sacz, Poland (July 17-24, 1997). CEOI Problem Archive
- CEOI'96 was held in Bratislava, Slovak Republic (October 9-13, 1996).
- CEOI'95was held in Szeged, Hungary (May 29-June 3, 1995).
Problem set (in Postscript). - CEOI'94 was held in Cluj, Romania (May 27-31, 1994). (The original site was lost after a disk crash without backups.)
Correspondence Iberoamerican Informatics Competition - CIIC
The Correspondence Iberoamerican Informatics Competition (CIIC for short, both in English and Spanish "Competencia Iberoamericana de Informatica por Correspondencia") is a computer science and computer programming contest for young Iberoamerican students enrolled on pre-universitary schools.The competition is arranged in such a way that examination takes place within each of the participating countries. There are no travel expenses involved, but there is a small fee for participating.
Participation in the CIIC is by invitation. All states member of the Iberoamerican States Organization (OEI - Organizacion de Estados Iberoamericanos) are permanently invited. Other countries may participate under request. The official languages of the competition are Spanish and Portuguese.
Correspondence Seminar in Programming - CSP (Obsolete? Also see IPSC above)
The CSP, organized by Comenius University at Bratislava (Slovakia), is a competition for secondary school students. Limited participation from outside Slovakia is possible.Greece/Cyprus Internet Programming Contest
Organized by the Computer Science Department of the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki.French-Australian Regional Informatics Olympiad - FARIO
An online competition organised by France-IOI and the Australian Informatics Olympiad Committee.South East Asian Regional Computer Confederation (SEARCC) Software Competition
To foster the development of computer competence among the young in the region, SEARCC instituted a regional schools' software competition in 1989 which is held annually in conjunction with a SEARCC conference. The competition which is run under international competition rules is opened to students no more than 17 years of age. The competition also provides opportunities for the young people of the region to acquire better understanding of the culture, life-style and aspirations of each other's country, thereby contributing to better understanding and relationship for future generations.(Archive of SEARCC problems and solutions, in Thailand)