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+ | DUGC should regularly meet to monitor the students that have many backlogs. | ||
==== Process for exception request to dean AP ==== | ==== Process for exception request to dean AP ==== | ||
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+ | ==== Coaches of ICPC teams ==== | ||
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+ | Students reach out to faculty advisors to be their mentors in ICPC competitions. In the past, faculty mentors have even conducted classes to help students with competitive programming. It can also be the case that the mentor just has to register the team and then the team trains on their own. But it is best to clarify this with the team when they approach you to be the mentor. The teams cannot compete without a mentor. The registration process is cumbersome. You may need to sit with the team. | ||
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+ | The faculty mentor is the one that ICPC reaches out to if the team cheats in the competition. However, the mentor is not held responsible for the team's action - ICPC simply disqualifies the team, if they are proven to have cheated. The mentor (and consequently the department, and institute) can take/not take whatever appropriate action they want after that. | ||
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==== Graduation ceremony ==== | ==== Graduation ceremony ==== |