ICS contests have been posponed until further notice

Link to This Week's Contest

Introduction

WLMOJ will now be offering contests for ICS3U students that will allow you to earn up to 5 percent of your ISP course mark. Each contest will account for up to 1 percent of your mark so make sure you complete at least 5 of them! Each contest will be three hours long. You can submit as many solutions as you want and there will be no penalty, as long as you solve the problems by the end of the school day. Each contest will follow a certain skill in the ICS3U curriculum.

Questions

If you have any questions in relation to the judge or the contests, you can email [email protected], [email protected], or [email protected].

Grab your buddies and form a team because LCC Team Registration is now open!

Lyon's Computing Competition is a computer contest held regularly throughout the school year. Whether you're just starting out or a seasoned pro, there's a division for you! It's a great opportunity to work with your friends to solve challenging coding problems and gain insight into the competitive programming world. Plus, the top performing senior teams will be able to compete at the ECOO against other schools across Ontario.

Each competition runs from 3:20 pm to 5:50 pm. The first competition will be hosted on October 15th.

The form allows you to register members and team name to use to sign up for LCC contests. Only teams registered through this form will be allowed to sign up for LCC events.

Register at https://mcpt.ca/lcc/signup before October 1st 11:55 pm.

2019-2020 Executives for MCPT have been selected!

Everyone had amazing interviews and it was really difficult to decide who to cut so we ended up expanding our team. You can view the results here.

Executive applications are now closed! The interview schedule is released. Please check Discord or Facebook.

2019-2020 MCPT executive applications are now open!

Who are we?

We're the club that can be found everyday, any day, (except for weekends and holidays) in room 222 teaching programming lessons, helping you pass your upcoming ICS test, debugging your MyCreation project in time for submission, and hosting several programming events and competitions throughout the year (Lyon's Computing Competition, Girls Invitational, Games for Change etc.).

If you would like to be part of the team that makes all of this and more possible, apply now!

You have until September 11th 11:55 pm to submit your application.

Note that this is part one of a two-stage application process. If successful, you will be invited to an interview with the presidents and Mrs. Krasteva.

Apply here: https://mcpt.ca/execs/apply
Role descriptions: https://mcpt.ca/execs/roles

Starting today, MCPT's Online Judge is going to be open to everyone! Everyone will be able to submit to the problems and participate in future contests.

However, if you are not a William Lyon Mackenzie student, your account will have the following restrictions to prevent abuse:

• You will only be able to have one submission running at any given time.
• You will only be able to make 1 comment every 10 minutes.
• You will only be able to make 1 ticket every 10 minutes.

If you are a William Lyon Mackenzie student, please contact an administrator on the Discord server to have the restrictions lifted.

When registering for an account, you must use your real first and last name. Otherwise, your account may be suspended at any time.

Have fun solving the problems!

Calling on all girls to join Mackenzie in our annual Girls Invitational Programming Competition on April 16th. Together in a group of up to four students, you'll get the chance to step out of your comfort zone and challenge your coding skills. All girls in all schools public or private are welcomed to sign up for one of two competitive levels: Juniors or Seniors.

For more details, including rules, scoring, available languages, please check the GIRLS INVITATIONAL tab.

Edit: Registration is now closed!
All team that have registered will receive an email by Sunday at noon with login information. If you don't receive the email, please contact Evan Zhang or join our Discord server.

In preparation for the upcoming CCC and ECOO contest, we are pleased to offer an online practice round with our judge.

Every month William Lyon Mackenzie C.I. runs an after-school programming contest for students from our school who compete in teams against each other. The contest proved to be an invaluable tool for student’s preparation for programming contests. We have been fortunate to have the Senior contest problems written by past alumni including Reyno Tilikaynen. Reyno is currently a student at Waterloo and also contributed to the problem sets for ECOO 2017-2018 and ECOO 2018-2019 (Regional and Provincial rounds). The junior contest problems have been written by problem writers from Mackenzie’s Computer Programming Team. Writers in both divisions have ample experience with problem writing.

For the month of December, we have decided to open the contest to teams outside of Mackenzie. These teams will compete against each other, separately from Mackenzie’s teams.

The contest will run on December 18, 2018. The contest starts at 9:00:00 and ends at 15:05:00. Teams get two and a half hours from the moment they start. Please note that if you start the contest after 12:35:00, the contest will end before your two and a half hours pass, and you will lose any time remaining in your two and a half hours.

For more details, including rules, scoring, available languages, and how to register, please check the MOOSE tab.
For any questions or concerns on the MOOSE contest, please join our Discord server.

Welcome to MCPT's Online Judge! This judge is designed for school-related competitions, and is run and maintained by Ninjaclasher. The judge also houses a variety of problems from previous years, such as the JDCC and LCC problemsets, which you can try out.

If you have an account, you can login here.

If you are in need of an account, please contact an administrator through the Discord server. Note that you must be a WLMCI student.

For more information, visit http://mcpt.ca/about/.