Before 2021
Earlier Editions
Documentation in Progress
A chronological archive of the Syrian Private Universities Collegiate Programming Contest, currently focused on the years beginning with Al-Wataniya Private University’s participation, while earlier editions will be documented progressively as reliable data and sources become available.
The Syrian Private Universities Collegiate Programming Contest began before 2021. However, the archive currently presented here starts in 2021, the year from which Al-Wataniya Private University’s participation is documented in the records available to us. This section will be expanded progressively to include earlier years whenever verifiable records, results, photographs, and other reliable sources become available.
This timeline represents the portion of the archive currently available and does not indicate the year in which the contest itself began.
Documentation in Progress
8 Universities · 18 Teams
13 Universities · 34 Listed Teams
6 Universities · 19 Teams
6 Universities · 18 Teams
7 Universities · 26 Teams
11 Universities · 32 Teams
Each season serves as a dedicated archive for the host venue, participating universities and teams, results, qualified teams, WPU participation, photographs, and related documentation.
The first season in the current archive of Al-Wataniya Private University’s participation. The contest was held at two sites—Al-Wataniya Private University and Al-Rasheed International University—with 8 universities and 18 teams participating.
The contest was held at two sites: Al-Wataniya Private University and Wadi International University. The two site rosters list 34 teams from 13 universities, including six teams representing Al-Wataniya Private University. Tinky winky Laa-laa poOooO achieved WPU's best overall finish, placing fifth.
The contest was held at a single site, the Arabic Private University for Science and Technology in Hama, with 6 universities and 19 teams participating. Al-Wataniya Private University was represented by five teams, and De-Buggers finished first in the overall standings.
The contest was hosted by Homs University, with 6 universities and 18 teams participating. Al-Wataniya Private University was represented by five teams; The life without wife like fifty without five topped the overall standings, while Keep it stupid simple finished third.
The season was held in Latakia and hosted by Manara University, with 7 universities and 26 teams participating. Al-Wataniya Private University entered five teams; Chill Guys topped the overall standings, while another WPU team finished third.
The season was hosted by Al-Sham Private University, with 11 universities and 32 teams participating. Al-Wataniya Private University entered five teams, and one of its teams topped the overall standings in a major milestone in WPU’s competitive programming journey.
The Contest History page presents the broader view of each season, while the WPU Journey page documents the University’s participation, achievements, trophies, and the teams that shaped this journey.