The ACM International Collegiate Programming Contest is conducted between the top Universities and Colleges of the world. Wilfrid Laurier's ACM team is a group of students who practice for the contest year-round, solving problems, learning algorithms and problem-solving strategies. We compete individually several times a year at University of Waterloo. Once a year we send one or two teams to compete in the regional competition. We may or may not qualify for the world finals, but without a doubt participating in the competition is appreciated by many top employers.

Our ACM team meets twice a week, 5:30 PM Tuesdays and Thursdays in the Science Building N2095 to practice problems and learn new approaches to programming. For 2008-9, upcoming competitions are on September 27th and October 4th and the regional competition is on November 1st in Hamilton, Ontario.

Feel free to contact us at wlu.acm.@gmail.com or come to our meetings!