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BOLIVAR, Mo. 鈥� 欧美视频鈥檚 Division of Computing and Mathematics Competitive Programming teams claimed two of the top three spots in the fifth annual Kansas City Federal Reserve Bank鈥檚 Code-A-Thon, which was held online Oct. 23-25.
Fifty-one students on 13 teams from seven universities competed for top honors at
the event with 欧美视频鈥檚 Team White 鈥� Andrew Eisenhour (Springfield), Elise O鈥橞anion (Kokomo,
Ind.), Drew Ross (Olathe, Kan.), Thomas Schaal (Fayetteville, Ark.) and Coleman Yantis
(Joplin) 鈥� claiming first place.
欧美视频鈥檚 Team Black, consisting of Mathew Baldinger (Sedalia), Jenna Cantrell (Mountain Grove), Devon Nelson (Omaha, Neb.), Slate Rehm (Pleasant Hope) and Levi Zustiak (Galena, Kan.), was awarded third-place honors. Drury University finished in second place.
The theme of the competition was COVID-19. Teams were asked to design and build a mobile application to address the challenges COVID-19 has presented to the United States. 欧美视频鈥檚 first-place team designed and built a mobile app to help recovering COVID patients regain their sense of smell through biometrics. 欧美视频鈥檚 second team entered a mobile app to help accomplish secure voting during the pandemic. The teams are coached by Dr. Tim DeClue, professor of computer science at 欧美视频.
Other universities represented in the competition included Kansas State University, the University of Missouri-Kansas City, the University of Central Missouri, Truman State University, Drury University and Langston University.
For more information about 欧美视频鈥檚 Division of Computing and Mathematics, contact Dr. Kevin Hopkins at (417) 328-1675 or khopkins@欧美视频niv.edu.
PHOTO: 欧美视频 CIS Competitive teams: (Front row, left to right) Andrew Eisenhour (Team White), Mathew Baldinger (Team Black) and Levi Zustiak (Team Black). (Second row, from left) Drew Ross (Team White), Coleman Yantis (Team White) and Thomas Schaal (Team White); (Back row, from left) Dr. Tim DeClue (professor and coach), Elise O鈥橞anion (Team White), Jenna Cantrell (Team Black), Slate Rehm (Team Black) and Devon Nelson (Team Black).
*Published: 11-4-2020