Intensive programs on algorithmic programming and artificial Intelligence created by the Moscow Workshops
created by the Moscow Workshops
11 out of 12 ICPC 2020 World Finals medalists participated in our camps
Participate
Graduate of Moscow Workshops 2012-2014
Methodist Moscow Workshops Juniors 2015
Co-founder of AI Factory, which was acquired by Snap Inc.
Participant of Moscow Workshops 2014-2015, 2017
Developer at Yandex
Participant of Moscow Workshops 2014-2018
Machine Learning Researcher at vk.com
Participant of Moscow Workshops 2012-2014
Works at Google in Switzerland (Zurich)
ICPC Vice-Champion 2014 and 2015
Participant of fourteen Moscow
Workshops training camps
ICPC Bronze Medalist 2019
ICPC 2020 finalist from MIPT
Participant of twelve Moscow Workshops training camps
ICPC Gold Medalist 2018
ICPC 2020 Finalist
Participant of five Moscow Workshops 2017-2019
Two-time ICPC Champion 2018 and 2019
Participant of Moscow Workshops 2015, 2017-2018
ICPC Champion 2017)
ICPC Bronze Medalist 2018
Works in the Vkontakte team
Participant of Moscow Workshops 2015-2018
Developer at Yandex
C ++ developer at Yandex;
Participant of Moscow Workshops 2014-2016
3098 participants
1098 teams
58 countries
221 universities
October 3-10, Riga, Latvia, A, B / C division
July 19-25
Belarus, Grodno
B, C
November 21-27, Moscow, Russia, A, B division
September 11-23
Russia, Izhevsk
1, 2/3 division
September 5-11
Kyrgyzstan, Issyk-Kul
B, C/D division
September 25 – October 1, Russia, Irkutsk, B, C/D divisions
April 30 – May 6
China, Beijing
A division
July 19-25
Far-East Federal University, Vladivostok
Divisions A, B/C
College and University students
Students of all ages, from 1st to 6th-yearcan participate in workshops with no limits at specialities or academic performanceIT-specialists
For current developers that are using algorithms in their projects, we organize 3-days team building tracks, so they can compete with their colleagues and revise the olympiad school program
High school students
Workshops are targeted at 7th-11th grades students who know about competitive programming, take part in olympiads in informatics at the regional level or higherCompetitive programming coaches
School and university tutors can participate in workshops to study lectures and analysis so that they have a training program and materials to coach their students after the workshop ends. They can also solve the problems during the contest (out of the score)А
Division А is designed to prepare students to participate and win medals in the ICPC World Finals
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Division B is designed to help teams to prepare for regional and international competitions
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Division C is designed for freshmen to the world of ICPC and competitive programming
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Training from the ICPC winners and their coaches — world best competitive programming professionals
Communication skills and best teamwork practices
Recognition in the professional society and communication with the professional community
Attention of industrial companies for further employment
Certificate for each participant, diplomas and medals for prize winners
Gifts from sponsor and partner companies
Division A, 10th place
Vietnam National University
It was an honor for me to attend the Moscow Workshops ICPC last September. It was the first time I join an ICPC Workshops and of course, an unforgettable experience. Although the contest was very challenging, me and my teammates managed to solve some problems and learned many new things from the Workshops. I would be more than happy if I have another chance to take part in Singapore workshop next year. About the accommodation, I think it's pretty good. The food is also very delicious.
Division B, 2th place
Hasso Plattner Institute
I really liked the workshop. The food was nice, the contests entertaining and challenging and the lectures instructive. As I was already familiar with flows and treaps, more advanced lectures would have been great. However, the thematic contests further improved my understanding of these topics a lot. Concerning the accommodation, I liked that it was close to the university. Between the contests and upsolving, I really just spend the nights there. It was fine, though. Especially the breakfast buffet.
Division A, 1th place
Tokyo University
I enjoyed the camp very much. It was a fantastic experience to have a high-level competition day after day. Though I went to Muscat, we could see standings in Moscow so that we can virtually compete with teams in Moscow. I really would like to participate in the camp again next time. Followings are the skills I got which I can remember now. ・linear programming and duality ・maximal repetition of string ・suffix automaton In addition, our team learned how to perform well in contests, for example, how to decide the problem to solve first, or how long should we spend on one problem, etc. I will recommend other teams to take part in camps, because it's a great opportunities to develop CP skills, and, of course, it's fun.
MIPT International ICPC Workshop 2015
I’ve been travelling and studying a lot for the last 6 months. Before that I had worked at Snap inc. for more than 4 years. Olympiad skills helped me a lot to start my career, so did networking that had been built during my studying.
DIscover Grodno 2019 Workshop
Division B, 4th place
Yanka Kupala State
University of Grodno
I liked the workshops firstly for the contests, especially the thematic ones, and also for the reference materials (lecture notes and problem analysis). I enjoyed new, in comparison with previous years, topics on the MinCost-MaxFlow and the suffix tree.
Discover Riga 2019
Division B, 7th place
Vytosh Academy
I participated in Discover Riga workshop. Lectures and contests were really interesting and informative. I learnt several new useful methods and had a lot of fun.
Moscow Pre-Finals Workshop 2016
Participant
I work in Intel, optimizing machine learning algorithms as Machine Learning Engineer. Competitive Programming Skills really helped me, especially the ability to code fast and understanding of difficult algorithms.
MIPT International ICPC Workshop 2013
I work as system architect in Gazprom-Inform that is PJSC Gazprom subsidiary IT service company. I often use my Olympiad skills at work, so there definitely is the profit.
MIPT Fall Workshop 2013 participant
I have a job in London now, I work for an investment fund as a developer. Olympiad programming skills have helped me to get this job.
Moscow Pre-Finals Workshop 2017
Participant
I work in IT in company doing High Frequency Trading. Olympiad skills really helped me on the interviews as they often oriented on Olympiad thinking :) Funny fact: once interviewing at Yandex at the algorithmic stage of the interview, HR was surprised about how fast I Had solved the problems.
MIPT Fall Workshop 2013 participant
I work in IT as backend java developer in one company in St. Petersburg. Olympiad skills helped me, not only algorithms but also the ability to assess the algorithm complexity, understanding the programming languages features and the ability to find out various solutions.
Discover Grodno 2019
Division C, 1st place
Belarusian State University
I really liked the workshop in Grodno. Most of the lectures allow to understand the essence of the topic for the future learning and the thematic contests help to put knowledge into practice and include lots of interesting problems
Spring Moscow Workshop 2013
participant
I work in DeepMind now. Experience in Competitive Programming helped me at interviews and my work.
Discover Kyrgyzstan 2019
Division C, 2nd place
Kyrgyz Russian Slavic University
I want to thank you for your professionalism and patience! I’m more than satisfied: the curriculum and coaches ability to explain the educational program — everything was really high-quality. I liked the accommodation, too: comfortable room with all the facilities.
Spring Moscow Workshop 2017
participant
I work in Mail Group now as a developer. Before that I’d been working in Yandex for 2,5 years. Understanding the algorithms really helps at interviews.
Discover Riga 2019
Division B, 2nd place
Hasso Plattner Institute
I really liked the workshop. The food was nice, as well as contests, entertaining, challenging and the lectures instructive. As I was already familiar with flows and treaps, more advanced lectures would have been great. However, the thematic contests further improved my understanding of these topics a lot. Concerning the accommodation, I liked that it was close to the university. Between the contests and upsolving, I really just spend the nights there. It was fine, though.
Discover Vladivostok 2019
Division B, 1st place
Irkutsk State University
The lectures/problem analysis were really useful and comprehensive, the trainers were very well at explaining things. Most contest were also balanced, but some of them were really difficult (E. G. segment tree contest). It was very useful to learn how to combine algorithms and also apply them in different kinds of problems. So it was not only about theory, but also about practice, which is really cool. The workshop also helped me improve my teamwork. We tried to do our best and to interact at a good level in order to solve more problems.
All the training materials are left with you — it will help you with studying after workshop
Practice your English during the workshop
Opportunity to travel around the world
Various day off program
Like-minded community
Discover the World and Moscow Workshops Founder
Chief Judge Chief
Editor Snarknews.info
Contests Moderator
Programming Open Cup Coordinator
CEO, Head of the Technical Department
Discover field manager
Discover the World Executive Director
Document management specialist
Legendary Grand Master
Coach of 7 ICPC World Champions
Senior Coach Award in Phuket, Thailand, 2016
Gold and Silver Medalist of ICPC
Professor at St Petersburg ITMO University
Codeforces Founder and CEO
Coach of ICPC Champions in 2006
Topcoder Open Finalist in 2006
Google Code Jam Finalist in 2005-2006
Head of the Programming Committee
Coach of the ICPC Gold
Medalist MIPT Team
Member of the IOI Scientific Committee
ICPC Champion in 2000-2001
Google Code Jam Finalist in 2008
Russian Code Cup Finalist in 2012
Coach of SPbSU ICPC teams
VK and Telegram Founder
ICPC Gold Medalist in 2014-2015
IOI Silver Medalist in 2010
ICPC Champion in 2013, 2015
Google Code Jam Champion in 2014-2016
Facebook Hacker Cup Champion in 2014-2015
Russian Code Cup Champion in 2014, 2016
ICPC Finalist in 2010
Google Code Jam Finalist in 2008
TopCoder Collegiate Challenge Finalist in 2007
Senior Lecturer at the Faculty of Applied
Curator of Minsk Yandex school of data analysis
Technical Director of Kyrgyzstan Subregion
ICPC Northern Eurasia Contests
Senior Lecturer in Kyrgyz Russian Slavic University
Senior Developer in Yandex ICPC Finalist in 2016
Codeforces Coordinator in 2014-2015
Co-Coach of the ICPC 2019 Gold Medalist MIPT Team
Lecturer of MIPT Department of Algorithms and Programming Technologies
Google Code Jam Finalist
ICPC Bronze and Silver Medalist
Director of ICPC Far Eastern quarterfinals
Teacher of Far Eastern informatics camps for school students
Faculty of Applied Mathematics, Belarusian State University
ICPC Finalist in 2019
VK Cup Finalist in 2017
Faculty of Applied Mathematics, Belarusian State University
ICPC Finalist in 2019
Bronze Medalist of the International Jautykovsk Olympiad in 2015
Assistant at the Belarusian State University Faculty of Applied Mathematics
3rd place at IOI in 2013
ICPC Finalist in 2018
Coach of FEFU ICPC team
Teacher of Far Eastern informatics camps for school students
ICPC Champion in 2017
ICPC Bronze Medalist in 2018
Moscow Workshops Coach
Ability to solve difficult problems
Ability to build personal algorithms
Ability to code in stressful conditions and deadlines
Team work skills
