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2011 Student Competition Flyer

The 2011 IEEE Computer Society Simulator Design Competition invites student teams worldwide to design a CPU simulator for the chance to win prizes of $8,000 for first place or $2,000 for second place. Eligible student teams of 3-5 members enrolled at the same institution must submit both a report and working simulator program demonstrating their ability to illustrate how computers work. Teams must register by January 18, 2011 on the competition website and submit their entries online to be judged by a panel including leading computer architecture expert Bob Colwell.

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2011 Student Competition Flyer

The 2011 IEEE Computer Society Simulator Design Competition invites student teams worldwide to design a CPU simulator for the chance to win prizes of $8,000 for first place or $2,000 for second place. Eligible student teams of 3-5 members enrolled at the same institution must submit both a report and working simulator program demonstrating their ability to illustrate how computers work. Teams must register by January 18, 2011 on the competition website and submit their entries online to be judged by a panel including leading computer architecture expert Bob Colwell.

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2011 IEEE Computer Society

Simulator Design Competition


IEEE Computer Society is presenting the 2011 Simulator Design Competition for
students worldwide with a top prize of 8,000 USD and a second place prize of
2,000 USD. Student teams will be invited to design a CPU simulator, a program
used in many architecture courses to illustrate how computers work.
The competition requires that students have taken a course in architecture and
have both programming and software engineering skills. Student teams will
submit both a report and a working program at the end of the competition.

Who can compete?


The competition is open to student members of the IEEE Computer Society
organized into teams consisting of three to five students enrolled at the same
institution of higher learning.
The competition is conducted through online submission of reports and
simulators to the panel of international judges
(chosen by the IEEE Computer Society).
This year’s judges include Bob Colwell,
one of the world’s leading experts on
computer design and Intel’s former chief
architect on the Pentium 4 processor.
To register and for more information
visit the competition web site at:
http://www.computer.org/
portal/web/competition
Registration deadline is 18 January 2011

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