(Archive:  BG,  EN  DE)

More awards for the participants in the private programming contest of Musala Soft and PC Magazine Bulgaria    (българска версия)  

Sofia, 14.11.2006

The most prestigious private programming contest in Bulgaria, organized by Musala Soft and PC Magazine Bulgaria is being held for a 12th consecutive year. This year there is an increase in the number of contestants in the first round compared with previous year - 68 people.

The first place took Svilen Marchev from Sofia. He studies in "Tzar Ivan Asen ІІ" school in the capital and actively participates in contests of informatics. He is competing in the Musala Soft and PC Magazine Bulgaria contest for a second year. Svilen trained Tae Kwon Do and now is dedicated to table-tennis. His favorite author is Paulo Coelho and read almost all his books. The winner received many awards.

Second in the ranking was Vladimir Nedev and third - Boris Daskalov. They both are students at the Faculty of Mathematics and Informatics in the Sofia University. Vladimir and Boris had their exciting prizes as well.

The awards were bestowed to the winners on 14th of November at Musala Soft office. Tervel Niagolov - editor-in-chief of PC Magazine Bulgaria and Delyan Lilov - CEO of Musala Soft personally greeted the participants.

"The increase in the number of contestants made us quite happy. We hope in the future the development of the contest will keep this trend. The strong interest motivates us to search for constant self improvement. All participants deserve that and we'll give our best. As we promised there are more awards in comparison with previous years and all the contestants who give working solutions in all the six rounds will be especially encouraged for their perseverance." - expressed their satisfaction the organizers.

Now the second round of the contest is being held under the patronage of The Bulgarian Association for Computational Linguistics. Final solutions are expected till the 30th of November.

More about the contest: http://konkurs.musala.com

(Archive:  BG,  EN  DE)

(back to top)