:: TOKI Open 2014 ::

TOKI, Tim Olimpiade Komputer Indonesia (English: Indonesian Computing Olympiad Team), for the very first time opens its final selection contests to some selected international contestants. The final selection, internally in Indonesia, determines the top 4 (four) students for IOI.

The contests are divided into 2 (two) sessions, each consists of 3 (three) batch-type IOI-like tasks, presented in English, to be solved in 5 (five) non-stop hours. Put it simple, it is very similar to IOI setting, only difference it is fully online. To help you participate at your comfortable timing, each contest runs twice.
Practice Session starts at start at 830 AM (Jakarta Time, GMT+7) on Wednesday 7 May 2014 ends at 830 AM (Jakarta Time, GMT+7) on Sunday 11 May 2014.
Contest Day 1 Run 1 starts at 830 AM (Jakarta Time, GMT+7) on Thursday 8 May 2014.
Contest Day 1 Run 2 starts at 830 PM (Jakarta Time, GMT+7) on Thursday 8 May 2014.
Contest Day 2 Run 1 starts at 830 AM (Jakarta Time, GMT+7) on Saturday 10 May 2014.
Contest Day 2 Run 2 starts at 830 PM (Jakarta Time, GMT+7) on Saturday 10 May 2014.
Result Announcement is at 830 PM (Jakarta Time, GMT+7) on Sunday 11 May 2014.
Please fill this super simple form (bit.ly/1o52Cu9) individually to be registered. Username, password, and other details are going to be sent through email upon registration. For inquiry please use [email protected] (attention: William IOI 2011 / Ashar IOI 2010 / Brian IOI 2007), standby almost around the clock from Wednesday 5 PM until Sunday 5 AM (Jakarta Time, GMT+7).

Objectives of us opening these contests include but not limited to: (1) foster friendship between Indonesia and other IOI participating countries, (2) test Indonesia's scientific team capability in setting IOI-level tasks (3) test Indonesia's technical team capability in hosting IOI-level contests. As a matter of fact, Indonesia is going to host APIO 2015 and we are excited about it.