Laurier CS Games Team
The Computer Science Games are a collegiate competition that includes challenges from all aspects of computing.
The Games are a weekend long thrill ride with logic puzzles, difficult algorithms, intense video game competitions,
social activities, and of course, programming. Organized by a different university every year, the CS Games invites
undergraduate students from across North America to compete. Teams are composed from 6 to 10 skilled people, each
participating in multiple simultaneous challenges.
Laurier participated in the 2008 Computer Science Games held at the Université de Sherbrooke on March 7-9, 2008. Out of 30 teams and 297 participants registered in the 2008 edition of the CS Games, Laurier placed 6th overall.
The competitions and our rankings are shown below:
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CS Games 2008 Team: Alex Ni, Greg Dyce, Kyrylo Stepanchuk, Chris Grima, Olav Jordan, Tyler Potter, Joe Bruggeman, Jeff Armstrong, Micheal Parent, Will Ridder |
The "Flash Out" contest of the 2008 CS Games required the preparation of a
short video, animation or slide-show to present the team.
View video here . No
Laurier keyboards were harmed in the making of this film.
