Mohammad Kaykobad - Success As Coach

Success As Coach

  1. Recognized as the best coach of ACM ICPC by IBM at 26th World Finals of ACM ICPC at Honolulu, Hawaii on 22 March 2002.
  2. Coach of the BUET team that occupied 29th position among 64 teams at World Finals of ACM ICPC held at Vancouver, Canada during March 7–11, 2001 in their 4th consecutive appearance in the World Finals.
  3. Coach of the BUET team in the ACM ICPC World Finals held during March 15–19, 2000 at Orlando, Florida, USA in the third consecutive appearance.
  4. Led the BUET Computer Programming Team to occupy 11th position in the World Finals of the ACM ICPC Programming Contest held at Orlando Florida during March 15–19. BUET team’s performance was favourable against teams from MIT, Stanford, Harvard, Carnegie Mellon and other famous universities. In this 24th World Finals of ACM ICPC 60 best teams were selected from 1,968 teams of 1,041 universities of 69 countries on 6 continents.
  5. Participated in the World Finals second times in a row of ACM ICPC held at Technical University of Eindhoven, March 1999.
  6. Participated in the World Finals of ACM ICPC Programming Contest held at Atlanta, USA in February 1998, where BUET team occupied 24th position among 54 teams tying with Stanford University.
  7. Led BUET teams to occupy 7 of the top 10 prize winning positions at ACM ICPC Asia Region Dhaka Site in 2003.
  8. Led BUET team to occupy second position in ACM ICPC Asia Region Kanpur Site held at Kolkata during October, 2003.
  9. Led BUET teams to occupy most of the top 10 prize winning positions at ACM ICPC Asia Region Dhaka Site in 2002.
  10. Led BUET Team to 6th position in the Asia Region Taejon-Seoul ACM ICPC, 2001.
  11. Led BUET Team to 1st and 3rd positions in ACM ICPC Asia Regional IIT Kanpur Site Contest participated by 69 countries including multiple teams from each IIT. Qualified for the fourth time for the World Finals held at Vancouver, Canada during March 7–11, 2001.
  12. Led BUET teams to occupy 2nd, 3rd and 4th positions at ACM ICPC Asia Region Dhaka Site in 2000.
  13. Led teams of BUET to occupy 2nd, 3rd and 4th positions in the ACM ICPC Asia Region Dhaka Site Contest 1999.
  14. Coached the team to championship in the ACM ICPC Asia Region Kanpur Site Contest, 1999.
  15. Coached students of CSE Dept., BUET to obtain 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th and other top positions in the Asia Region Dhaka Site ACM ICPC participated by Srilanka, Iran and Indian Universities, November 1998.
  16. Coached students of the Department of Computer Science and Engineering, Bangladesh University of Engineering and Technology to capture the 1st, 3rd and 4th positions in the Asia Regional Dhaka Site Contest of the ACM International Collegiate Programming Contest held in November 1997.
  17. Coached students of CSE Department, BUET to earn 9 of the ten prizes in National Programming Contest, August 1998.
  18. Coach of the BUET Team that occupied 27th position among 73 finalist teams in the World Finals of the ACM ICPC held at Prague, The Czech Republic on 30 March 2004.
  19. Successfully organized ACM ICPC Asia Regional Dhaka Site Programming Contest during November 12–13, 2002. This is one the nine sites around Asia, and one of 29 sites throughout the globe. Students from BUET have qualified for the World Finals at Prague, The Czech Republic, during March 26-April 1, 2004 for the seventh time in a row.
  20. Successfully organized ACM ICPC Asia Regional Dhaka Site Programming Contest during November 27–28, 2002. This is one the nine sites around Asia, and one of 29 sites throughout the globe. Students from BUET have qualified for the World Finals at Beverly Hills, California during March 22–26, 2003 for the sixth time in a row.
  21. Coach of the BUET team at World Finals of ACM ICPC held at Beverly Hills, California during March 22–26, 2003.
  22. Successfully organized ACM ICPC Asia Regional Dhaka Site Programming Contest during November 9–10. This is one the eight sites around Asia, and one of 29 sites throughout the globe. Students from BUET have qualified for the World Finals at Hawaii during March 20–24, 2002 for 5 times in a row.
  23. Associated with BUET team at World Finals of ACM ICPC held at San Antonio, Texas, USA during April 8–12, 2006.
  24. Associated with BUET team at World Finals of ACM ICPC held at Shanghai, China during April 2–6, 2006.
  25. Coach of the BUET team at World Finals of ACM ICPC held Prague, Czech Republic during 27–31 March 2004.
  26. Coach of the BUET team at World Finals of ACM ICPC held Beverly Hills, USA during March 21–25, 2003.
  27. Coach of the BUET team at World Finals of ACM ICPC held at Honolulu, Hawaii during March 22–25, 2002.

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