Department Highlights
  • UBC programming teams place 1st, 4th, and 14th
    in ACM International Programming Competition, Pacific NW Division

    For the third year in a row, a UBC programming team has proven to be the programming demons to beat among top university Computer Science Departments in Canada and the U.S in the Pacific Northwest Region. Handily beating out teams from Stanford, Berkeley and SFU, the three members of the winning UBC team were joined by two other UBC teams who took fourth and 14th place respectively among more than 45 teams in the region. SFU captured the second place spot tying with UBC to complete 9 of 10 questions but were no competition when it came to the amount of time it took for them to do that - trailing the UBC team by more than 300 minutes on the scoreboard. The top place team heads to San Antonio Texas and the World Finals in April 2006 to face stiff competition from approximately 75-80 other top teams from around the world.

  • Deadline to Apply to UBC for Fall 2006 Entry: Deadline: February 28, 2006
  • Meet the new Department head.
  • Find out more about our new 20-month, second Degree program.
  • High school students, attend our Discovery Forum and IMAX Events.
  • Got a question about admission? Please call 604 822-3061 between 8:30 and 4:30 pm PST
  • Visit our News Page: http://www.cs.ubc.ca/news/.

Ski Stunt Simulator
Current daily number of runs: 322,787 (Jan 27, 2005)
SkiStunt rated the #5 online game ...read more

Disclaimer: This is a game only.
Do not attempt any of the stunts shown here.

 
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Ski Stunt Simulator is an example application of physics-based animation.
Concept and development by
Michiel van de Panne (faculty, UBC CS) and Cedric Lee (M.Sc., UBC CS).



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