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2023 Girls Programming League
By jli505, 13 months ago, In English

Hello Codeforces!

The Harker Upper School's Programming Club would love to invite middle school and high schoolers to our Girls Programming League (GPL) 2023 virtual competitive programming contest on Saturday, September 16 from 8:45 AM to 2:30 PM PST.

The Girls Programming League is a one-day event comprising a programming contest, panel discussion, and awards, with the goal to inspire and empower women to participate in computer science, technology, and AI. Our theme this year is “Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence,” which we believe is a rapidly growing field that has important impacts and fascinating applications to explore.

There will be two divisions: novice and advanced. The contest is open to all middle and high school students identifying as female or non-binary. Students can form teams of up to 3. We will also be awarding monetary prizes, in the form of Amazon gift cards, to the top 3 teams of each division.

We'll also be featuring a panel of industry professionals in the field of computer science and artificial intelligence, as well as a United States EGOI Team Member. Our speakers this year include:

  • Christina Li, 2x USACO Finalist, 2023 United States EGOI team member and Silver Medalist,

  • Chloe Ma, Vice President of China Go-To-Market in Arm's IOT Line of Business,

  • Dr. Kim Hazelwood, Senior Director of AI Research and Engineering at Meta,

  • Dr. Xiao Li, VP of Engineering of Dasher & Logistics at DoorDash,

  • Dr. Yang Ye, Head of Product & Program for AIML Search at Apple.

The details of this year's event are listed below:

  • Event Name: Girls Programming League 2023
  • Date: September 16, 2023 (Saturday)
  • Time: approximately 8:45 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. PST
  • Participants: Female and non-binary high school and middle school students, in teams of up to 3
  • Location: Virtual (Zoom)
  • Prizes: $100 gift card per person for top-scoring team, additional prizes for other placing teams

Details about the schedule are included here:

Schedule

To sign-up for GPL, please visit tiny.cc/gpl2023! If you are only interested in registering for the speaker events, please visit tiny.cc/gpl2023speakers. All problems were written and prepared by oursaco, BossBobster, Rowlet1, bunny676, jchen05, Alex, Audrey, Brenna, and Juliana.

Please email harkerprogramming@gmail.com if you have any questions, and we hope to see you at GPL 2023!

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13 months ago, # |
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As a problemsetter, I find the problems interesting and would definitely encourage anyone eligible to join :)

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I think you should define "non-binary" more strictly.

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If one can identify as female, is one also allowed to identify as a high school student?

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So to participate, we can identify as a non-binary/female (maybe transgender) high school/middle school student?

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Yahooo^^ , fr Orz

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13 months ago, # |
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Why there is a girls programming league but no boys programming league?

Why should a programming contest be defined by one's sex?

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13 months ago, # |
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Is the competition only for girls from USA?

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Are there past problems that are open for upsolves?

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12 months ago, # |
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where can i find the rankings?

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