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| − | Each Weekday consists of three instructional sessions: 8:30 AM -11:30, 1:15-3:15, 8:00 | + | Each Weekday consists of three instructional sessions: 8:30 AM -11:30, 1:15-3:15, 8:00 PM-10:00. Classes usually consist of a lecture followed by a problem set. Solutions are often presented by students with the supervision of an instruction. |
Timed and graded olympiad style tests are an integral part of MOP. Every few days, a 4 hour 3 question test is administered, and is graded with comments within 2-3 days. | Timed and graded olympiad style tests are an integral part of MOP. Every few days, a 4 hour 3 question test is administered, and is graded with comments within 2-3 days. | ||
Team tests also occur occasionally, and consist of a team of 5 students working on 25 problems for 3-4 days. All of the teams then take turns to present their solutions to the problems. The fun starts when all of the easy problems have been taken, and teams resort to certain creative methods in order to solve a problem. | Team tests also occur occasionally, and consist of a team of 5 students working on 25 problems for 3-4 days. All of the teams then take turns to present their solutions to the problems. The fun starts when all of the easy problems have been taken, and teams resort to certain creative methods in order to solve a problem. | ||
Revision as of 12:10, 24 June 2006
The Mathematical Olympiad Summer Program is a 3-week intensive problem solving camp, held at the University of Nebraska - Lincoln. The USAMO winners and honorable mentions, as well as the top 30 or so 9th graders on the USAMO, are invited to participate.
Locations
MOP is currently held at University of Nebraska, Lincoln. Previous locations have included IMSA, Rutger's University, and the US Naval Academy.
Structure
Each Weekday consists of three instructional sessions: 8:30 AM -11:30, 1:15-3:15, 8:00 PM-10:00. Classes usually consist of a lecture followed by a problem set. Solutions are often presented by students with the supervision of an instruction. Timed and graded olympiad style tests are an integral part of MOP. Every few days, a 4 hour 3 question test is administered, and is graded with comments within 2-3 days. Team tests also occur occasionally, and consist of a team of 5 students working on 25 problems for 3-4 days. All of the teams then take turns to present their solutions to the problems. The fun starts when all of the easy problems have been taken, and teams resort to certain creative methods in order to solve a problem.
Naming controversy
MOP is often mispronounced MO(S)P for unclear reasons. The S is blasphemy.
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