Competition organization and registration
1, competition organization and division distribution
The preliminaries (preliminaries) are organized by mathematical associations of all provinces (cities, autonomous regions and military academies), and the examinations are conducted separately in different competition areas with unified national examination questions; The finals were organized and implemented by the National College Students' Mathematics Competition Working Group and the organizers. All the finalists went to the host school to participate in the competition at the same time and place.
At present, there are 30 competition zones in China, namely Jiangsu, Anhui, Hainan, Inner Mongolia, Fujian, Ningxia, People's Liberation Army, Gansu, Guangxi, Shandong, Sichuan, Henan, Hubei, Liaoning, Shaanxi, Shanghai, Beijing, Jilin, Shanxi, Hebei, Xinjiang, Zhejiang, Guangdong, Guizhou, Tianjin, Heilongjiang, Chongqing, Jiangxi and so on. There are 25,462 students in mathematics, totaling165,438+00944. Among them, 465,438+04 students were selected to participate in the finals.
2. Registration time
Generally, the National Organizing Committee requires each division to submit the preliminary list to the National Organizing Committee from the end of September to the beginning of 10. Therefore, the registration time of the national preliminary competition (preliminary competition) is generally from the end of the second semester (starting in June) to the beginning of the next semester (September).
Some schools or competition areas may have tryouts or provincial mathematics competitions to select players to participate in the national preliminary competition, so the registration time may be earlier! So please pay close attention to your school's registration notice for the specific registration time. Generally, you need to pay a certain registration fee for early registration!
Tips: Please pay close attention to the website of College Students' Mathematics Competition () for the specific national unified competition time and final venue.
The final list is directly generated from the students who won the first prize in the preliminary competition of each division (generally from high to low according to certain rules), so the finalists do not need to register separately or submit the registration fee! However, some competition areas may hold semi-finals among the first prize winners to select the finalists! According to the number of participants in the preliminary competition and the participating schools, the number of participants in the finals in each division will be different.
3. Participants and requirements
Students above the second year of undergraduate course can sign up for the competition in the second semester, because the preliminary registration is around June.
Competition registration is divided into non-mathematical professional group and mathematical professional group, and students majoring in mathematics are not allowed to participate in the competition of non-mathematical professional group. The students enrolled in the mathematics major competition are mathematics-related majors belonging to science, including mathematics and applied mathematics, information and computational mathematics.
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Brief introduction of national college students' mathematics competition
The National Undergraduate Mathematics Competition began in 2009, and the first competition was hosted by chinese mathematical society and undertaken by National University of Defense Technology. As a national high-level discipline competition for undergraduates, the National Undergraduate Mathematics Competition provides a stage for young students to display their basic mathematical skills and mathematical thinking, and plays a positive role in discovering and selecting outstanding mathematical talents and promoting the reform and development of basic mathematics courses in colleges and universities. Since then, the national competition has been held once a year, which is generally hosted by different universities every year.
The competition process is divided into two stages. The first stage is the preliminary contest of the national college students' mathematics competition (also known as the preliminary contest and the regional contest), and the time is generally 65438+1Saturday in the third or fourth week of June every year; The second stage is the final of the national college mathematics competition, usually in the third or fourth week of March of the following year.
The purpose and purpose of the competition
The purpose and purpose of holding the National Mathematics Competition for College Students is to cultivate talents, serve teaching, promote the reform and construction of mathematics courses in colleges and universities, improve the teaching level of mathematics courses in colleges and universities, enhance college students' interest in learning mathematics, cultivate their ability to analyze and solve problems, discover and select innovative talents in mathematics, and provide a stage for young students to show their basic knowledge and thinking ability!
For the participating students, the preliminaries (preliminaries) include in-school and provincial trials, mainly to promote the understanding and mastery of the basic knowledge of mathematics in colleges and universities and the cultivation of mathematics ability, enhance their interest in mathematics learning, urge them to learn mathematics, and select the finalists at the same time! The final is more about discovering and selecting innovative talents in mathematics and talents with applied mathematics and development potential! Both stages provide a stage for students to show their basic knowledge and thinking ability!
Competition classification, examination content and requirements
The national college students' mathematics competitions are divided into non-mathematics professional competitions and mathematics professional competitions. The preliminary (preliminary) and final questions are organized by the National College Mathematics Competition Committee. The course content involved in the preliminary and final questions is slightly different.
1, coverage of preliminary examination questions
Non-mathematics major: the content of the competition is the teaching content of advanced mathematics (there is only one course in advanced mathematics) for undergraduate science and engineering majors, which appears in advanced mathematics textbooks, including elective content!
Mathematics major: the content of the competition is the basic course of mathematics in the undergraduate stage of mathematics major. * * * consists of three courses, with mathematical analysis accounting for about 50%, advanced algebra accounting for 35% and analytic geometry accounting for15%;
2. The coverage of the final exam questions
Non-mathematics major: the content and scores of final exam account for 80% of advanced mathematics and 20% of linear algebra.
Mathematics major: The final papers are divided into two categories:
Sophomore (1): Ordinary differential equations are added to the initial test content, accounting for about 15% of the total score.
(2) Junior year and above: On the basis of the content of the sophomore exam, real variable function, complex variable function, abstract algebra, numerical analysis, differential geometry, probability theory and other contents have been added, and candidates will choose three of them as exam questions. The proportion of new content in the total score shall not exceed 50%.
Examination requirements
The content of each subject involved in the test questions does not exceed the teaching content stipulated in the syllabus of the corresponding courses for mathematics majors or science and engineering undergraduates! Among them, advanced mathematics and linear algebra for non-mathematics majors can be found in Basic Teaching Requirements for Basic Mathematics for Engineering Undergraduates:
Mathematics competition: the basic requirement of higher mathematics teaching
Mathematical Competition: Basic Requirements for the Teaching of Linear Algebra and Spatial Analytic Geometry
Tips: Registration for the national preliminary contest is generally organized by the school. Some competition areas may support online individual registration, but general schools need to participate in competition areas to register. Please pay attention to the specific requirements of your school and your competition area in time!
Award and certificate issuance
1, awards and proportion
There are preliminary (preliminary) prizes (provinces, municipalities and autonomous regions are competition areas, and military academies are independent competition areas) and final prizes in the national mathematics competition for college students. The preliminaries and finals were conducted according to the mathematics major and non-mathematics major respectively, with first, second and third prizes.
Preliminaries: The competition will be selected separately and reported to the National Organizing Committee for approval. The total number of award-winning places in each division shall not exceed 25% of the total number of participants (among them, the number of people who won the first prize, the second prize and the third prize respectively accounted for 20%, 30% and 50% of the total number of winners).
Final Award: Final National Unification Award. The total number of participants in the national finals is generally around 400 (including 200 math and non-math students, including 4 14 participants in the ninth finals). The number of finalists in each division shall be no less than 6 (including 3 mathematicians and 3 non-mathematicians), who shall be selected by each division from the winners of the first prize in that division. The final stage of the reward level is awarded according to the absolute score. ?
2. Marking and certificate issuance
In the preliminary round, the certificate of "Grade Award of National College Students' Mathematics Competition (I, II and III)" was issued uniformly; In the final, the certificate of "Final Achievement Award of National College Students' Mathematics Competition" was awarded. The winning certificates of the preliminary and final competitions are stamped with the official seal of "chinese mathematical society Popularization Working Committee". For the preliminaries, some provinces may also affix the relevant seals in the province! ?
The marking of the preliminaries is generally organized and implemented in the afternoon after the exam, and the awarding work can generally be completed within one week. The marking and awarding time of each division is not necessarily the same! However, after winning the prize, the winners' list must be submitted to the National Organizing Committee for approval, and the certificates will be uniformly printed by the host schools in each competition area in the country in that year, so the general certificates will not be issued until the end of that year (from February of that year to the beginning of the following year 10), that is, the end of the first semester or the beginning of the second semester! The most direct way to get the certificate is to consult the teacher in charge of the competition in the school!
The final marking is usually completed before 18 on the afternoon after the exam, and the results will be announced to each division immediately. Students who have objections to their grades can submit an application for re-comment through the person in charge of the department! The awarding work was completed in the evening and the winners were announced. The next day, the award summary will issue certificates.
Chinese college students' mathematics competition website