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2007 North American Computational Linguistics Olympiad @ Brandeis

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  • The Computational Linguistics Olympiad


    The North American Computational Linguistics Olympiad (NAMCLO) is modeled after similar Linguistics Olympiads held in the United States and Europe. In these events, hundreds of high school age students have participated, challenged by interesting linguistic problems from dozens of the world's languages. Like former Olympiads, NAMCLO is a Linguistics contest. It challenges you to demonstrate your ability to understand and analyze human language. Unlike former contests, however, the NAMCLO focuses on Computational Linguistics problems, in addition to general linguistic ones.

  • How to participate

    2007 is the first year for the North American Computational Linguistics Olympiad, and it is being held on March 29th at the Royal Sonesta Hotel in Cambridge, sponsored by Brandeis University. If you are a high school student or teacher in these or surrounding cities and you are interested in participating contact the NAMCLO coordinators using the information below.

    Note: Registration deadline is March 12th has been extended to March 28th.

    Download the registration form and fax it in before the deadline!

    Post the Olympiad Flyer in your School!

    Teachers and Parents: Download the Olympiad Flyer and get students interested.

  • Olympiad Location

    Royal Sonesta Hotel Cambridge
    Address:
    5 Cambridge Pkwy
    Cambridge
    MA 02142

    Contact:
    James Pustejovsky
    boston.olympiad@gmail.com
    781-736-2709

    To get more information about Brandeis University Computer Science, click here.