TJ IOI 2024

TJHSST's very own high school programming contest.

  • Join students across the world in a fun, challenging programing competition.
  • Compete individually for some sick prizes!
  • Whether you're a beginner or seasoned veteran, we're sure you'll learn something new!
Register (will be available soon)

Registration closes in 02:01:01:02

Logistics

The contest will be held in-person on Saturday, May 11 at the Thomas Jefferson High School for Science and Technology from 10:00am to 4:00pm EDT, open to anyone. You can participate in teams of up to 3 with one computer.

Each team attending in-person will need to pay a $20 registration fee, regardless of how many members. Additionally, each team not from TJHSST must be registered with an adult sponsor or chaperone. The team sponsor must stay in the building for whole contest time and may proctor the contest.

We will accept the first 25 teams to register and the remainder will be waitlisted.


An online mirror will be held at the same time as the in-person contest on Codeforces. Please join the group (to be published soon). The mirror will not be subject to the same rules and restrictions as the in-person competition.


If you have any questions or concerns, email us at tjhsstictcaptains@gmail.com.

Schedule

9:30-10:00 Arrival and check-in
10:00-11:30 Set-up, opening ceremony, practice round, etc.
11:30-12:30 Lunch
12:30-3:30 Coding time
3:30-4:00 Award ceremony

After you register, we will use email to communicate specific details and logistics.

Code

  • For the in-person contest, our grader will support C++, Java, and Python. The information on how to access the website will be provided the day of the contest.
  • For the online mirror, any language supported by Codeforces is supported in this contest: (C++, Java, Python, etc.)
  • All input will be read through standard input, and output should be done through standard output.

Contest

  • Problems will range from USACO Bronze level to USACO Platinum level.
  • Rankings will be determined by the number of problems solved. Tiebreakers will be broken by penalties (incorrect submissions and time submitted).
  • Each team can either use a personal laptop or a desktop we provide.
  • The only software allowed is our grader to submit code and a development environment to type and test code.
  • Communication between non-team members and unauthorized use of the internet will result in immediate disqualification.
  • Students are allowed to bring school and personal laptops, chargers, written reference material, paper, and writing utensils.

Prizes

  • Only pre-college students attending in-person are eligible for prizes.
  • To be Decided

    • The Team

    This contest would not be possible without the efforts of the TJ Computer Team and other members of the competitive programming community.

    • Gabriel XuProblem Setter, Organizer, and Web Developer
    • Avnith VijayramProblem Setter and Organizer
    • Daniel QiuProblem Setter and Organizer
    • Johnny LiuProblem Setter and Organizer
    • Munir Kudrati-PlummerProblem Setter and Organizer
    • Samarth BhargavProblem Setter and Organizer
    • Vishal NandakumarProblem Setter and Organizer
    • Kevin ShanTester
    • Avni GargOrganizer
    • Marina LinOrganizer

    Sponsors

    If you are interested in sponsoring us, reach out to tjhsstictcaptains@gmail.com

    Partners

    TJIOI is proud partners with TeamsCode and CP Initiative