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Tomasz Kuras

Polish olympiad programmer - IOI 2004 bronze medallist for Poland
Kraków, Poland · engineer
Represented Poland At The 16th International Olympiad In Informatics (IOI 2004, Athens); Bronze Medal, 98th, 325/600.XI Polish Olympiad In Informatics (2003/2004) Laureate, 2nd Place; CEOI 2004 Bronze And BOI 2004 Silver.

Tomasz Kuras represented Poland at the International Olympiad in Informatics and is a bronze medallist of IOI 2004 (Athens), where he placed 98th with 325/600 points. Earlier in the same 2003/2004 season he was a laureate (2nd place) of the XI Polish Olympiad in Informatics, and he also won bronze at CEOI 2004 and silver at BOI 2004. A graduate of V Liceum Ogolnoksztalcace im. Augusta Witkowskiego in Krakow, he went on to study computer science at AGH University of Science and Technology in Krakow.

Polish competitive programmer; IOI 2004 bronze medallist for Poland (98th, 325/600, Athens), XI OI (2003/2004) laureate, CEOI 2004 bronze and BOI 2004 silver. Student of V LO im. A. Witkowskiego, Krakow, then computer science at AGH Krakow.

Details
LocationKraków, Poland
UniversityAGH University of Science and Technology, Krakow (Faculty of EAIiE)
Notes
  • Won bronze for Poland at the 16th International Olympiad in Informatics (IOI 2004, Athens, 18 Sep 2004), 98th place with 325/600 - part of a strong Polish squad alongside gold medallists Bartlomiej Romanski and Filip Wolski and silver medallist Jakub Lacki.Sep 18, 2004
  • Placed 2nd (laureate) at the final of the XI Polish Olympiad in Informatics (OI) 2003/2004 while a student at V Liceum Ogolnoksztalcace im. Augusta Witkowskiego in Krakow.Apr 2004
  • Also medalled internationally in the same season - bronze at CEOI 2004 (Central European Olympiad in Informatics, Rzeszow) and silver at BOI 2004 (Baltic Olympiad in Informatics), marking him as a top-tier olympiad programmer that year.Jul 2004
  • At university joined AGH Krakow (Faculty of EAIiE), where as a first-year he was on the AGH team 'qwertY' that took 2nd place in a programming contest, suggesting he continued competitive programming after high school.Jun 2007
  • Polish media (PAP/naukawpolsce) covered the team's 2004 Athens success, naming him as the bronze medallist from Krakow - the IOI 2004 result was treated as national news, reflecting the prestige of the medal.Sep 20, 2004

Competition record

Poland · IOI

2004 · Bronze · Rank 98