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To prepare for the World Finals, the team will continue their intensive training sessions over summer break but from three different continents and time zones. They will hold a 5-hour team practice once every two weeks and place greater emphasis on individual practice. They also intend to participate in practice contests to polish their teamwork and ensure smooth collaboration during the competition.

The success of Fallen Star is a potent blend of dedication, a desire to excel, and remarkable teamwork, said CSE Professor Jingbo Shang, who joined leadership of the campus ICPC club in 2019.

UC San Diegos competitive programming club helps participants strengthen their problem-solving capabilities and learn how to perform under pressure while also improving job interview skills. The club holds selection contests to form teams and determine which teams qualify to compete.

Over the past 20 years, the ICPC community has spread across the globe, with annual participation levels reaching 60,000 team members representing 3,450 universities in 111 countries

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Another Meteoric Rise for UC San Diego's Fallen Star Team in Global Programming Competition - University of California San Diego