IOI'95 - Regulations - Appendices

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A1 Preamble
A2 Definitions
A3 Objectives and Means
A4 Office Bearers and Tasks
A5 Host Nomination and Selection
A6 Responsibilities of Present Host
A7 Competition, Judging and Awarding
A8 Revisions of the Regulations

A4 Office Bearers and Tasks

A4.1

The election procedure in the GA for the delegated representatives of three Countries to the IC is:

A4.4

The International Secretariat of the IOI (IS) can be found at URL: http://www.win.tue.nl/win/ioi/

Comments or submissions for the IS can be send to: ioi-secretariat@win.tue.nl

The materials at the IOI Secretariat will include (items marked + are available, items marked - are not (yet) available):

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History and Development of the IOI
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Long-Term Plans for the IOI
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IOI Regulations, current and past versions
+
Member List of International Committee, with contact info
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Member List of Board of Patrons, with contact info
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For Each Past IOI:
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Official IOI Report
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Host Country, Place of Competition, Dates, Secretary-General of the IOI, Manager of IOI'n , President of General Assembly
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Organizing Institution(s) and Sponsor(s)
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Problem Set, - Judging Info, - Solutions
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Participating and Observing Countries, with contact info
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Results (score lists; medals awarded), Other Statistics
+
List of Future IOI Host Countries, with contact info and
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Dates, Place of Competition, Organizing Institution(s)
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Overall IOI Statistics
+
IOI Mailing List
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Material for Self-Study
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Guidelines for IOI Organization
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Info on National Informatics Olympiads
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Organizing Institution(s), with contact info
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Historic info
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Organization: number of rounds, locations, pupils
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Some national olympiad problems translated into English
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Other IOI-Related info (e.g. concerning similar competitions)

In some Countries there is no Ministry of Education. Meant are those Ministries which are in charge for education.

A6 Responsibilities of Present Host

A6.4

The Present Host is obliged to prepare Guidelines for the organization, a plan suited for the local situation of IOI'n, for the production, organization, timetables and distribution of information of:

The Competition Procedures contain information about: asking questions, reporting failures, testing datafiles, printing, decision using private diskettes -with or without software or datafiles-, decision about using private printed or written materials, visiting the refreshment rooms, handing in solutions, and so on, during the Competition.


Created on JUN-01-95, last updated on JUN-02-95 by
daniel.weiler@ci.educ.lu from CIL
Last updated on JUN-23-95 by Richard Verhoeven

IOI 95