First Stage

Industrial Intelligence Quiz

March 3rd 2020
I. Stage Description
Industrial Intelligence Quiz is the first stage of 20th Annual ISEEC after the
preliminary stage. This stage will involve the top 20 teams from the preliminary
stage. In this stage, participants’ competence will be put to the test with questions
about the Industrial Engineering major. The objective of this stage is to test the
basic knowledge and concept of the participants, referring to scientific matters of
Industrial Engineering in general. Each participants, in individual and in group, will
be given questions related to the subjects outlined in the syllabus through Individual
Test session, Quiz Session and Betting Session.

II. Stage Sessions

• 1st Session : Individual Test Session
This session consists of two parts of computer-based written test,
which are essay and multiple choice problems. There are 40 and 10
problems for each part respectively.

• 2nd Session: Quiz Session

Second session will be divided into two phases. It will take place in 5
different rooms with 4 teams each. The two phases are, (1) Questions-For-
All and (2) Fastest-Team-Answer, which consists of 10 and 15 questions
respectively. For every wrong answer, there will be a chance for only 1 other
team to answer the question.

• 3rd Session: Betting Session

 At the start of the betting session, each team will be given initial
points from the previous session’s score. During the session, each team will
firstly bid their score prior to the questions. In this session, there will be 5
questions with adjusted total time period.

III. Rules and Scoring

a. General Rules
1. Teams are required to keep quiet and focus on the questions given, so
that other teams are not disturbed.

2. Teams are only allowed to bring stationery (without pencil case) and
standard model scientific calculator (no graphics processor).

3. Teams are not allowed to borrow any equipment from other teams or
from the committee.

4. Each individual participant is only allowed to bring 1 laptop that has

been installed with Minitab 17 software and Microsoft Excel. Any other
gadgets will be confiscated by the committee and will be returned after
the First Stage is completed.

5. Each individual participant must bring their own laptop. The committee
will not provide the laptops for this stage.

6. Teams are not allowed to insert flash disk / USB or other devices to the
laptop used during the competition.

7. Teams are not allowed to bring any references (such as books, journals,
etc.) during the competition.

8. Teams are required to comply with the rules of the competition for each
session; if anything is unclear, teams may ask the committee before the
competition starts.
9. Teams are not allowed to communicate in any way with any other
participants from a different team during the competition.

10. The results of the assessment conducted by the committee cannot be

contested.

11. If a participant commits violations of rules number 4, 5, and 6, his/her

team will be disqualified from the 20th Annual ISEEC competition.

12. Teams who violate the rules will be dealt with directly by the 20th Annual
ISEEC committee.

13. Teams are obliged to wear tidy and polite clothes and wear alma mater
jackets.

14. Teams are only allowed to leave the room during session breaks and
must be accompanied by (a) member(s) of the committee.

15. The committee will not be open to any question or additional information
regarding the questions and solutions during the competition.

16. There will be no revision regarding the questions, and the committee’s
decisions are absolute and can’t be revised.

17. The score allocation for betting session is 40% from Individual Test
Session (1st session) and 60% from Quiz Session (2nd session).
Accumulated score will be used as the initial score for betting session
(3rd session).
b. Rules of 1st Session: Individual Test
1. Answer according to the questions written, there will be no revision and
no chance to ask regarding the questions.
2. Each participant are not allowed to communicate with other participant
in any way
3. This session is a computer-based written test, consisting of multiple
choice problems and short answer (essay) questions.
4. The total duration to answer the test is 90 minutes, consist of 30 minutes
for essay and 60 minutes for multiple choices.
5. Each participant will require a laptop to answer the questions.
6. Each participant is only allowed to bring 1 laptop that has been installed
with Minitab 17 software and Microsoft Excel.
7. Participants are not allowed to leave the room during the Individual Test
session.
8. There are 40 multiple choices questions on this session and 10 essay
questions. The points are described below.

c. Rules of 2nd Session phase 1 : Questions-for-all

1. Teams are allowed to discuss the question internally

2. Answer according to the questions written, there will be no revision and

no chance to ask regarding the questions.
3. Teams are not allowed to to communicate with other participants from
different team

4. Each team is entitled to 10 questions

5. If the team is unable to answer the question, the question will be passed
to the next team by order.
 6. The question will be displayed on the screen, and will be spoken once
by the moderator

7. The points are described in the table below.

d. Rules of 2nd Session phase 2 : Fastest-team answer

1. Teams are allowed to discuss the question internally

2. Teams are not allowed to to communicate with other participants from

different team

3. Answer according to the questions written, there will be no revision and

no chance to ask regarding the questions.
4. There will be 15 questions in this phase.

5. The fastest team to press the bell will be given the chance to answer the
question

6. If the first team fails to answer the question, the other teams is given a
chance to immediately press the bell to answer after the signal from the
moderator.
7. Any wrong questions answered, will only be thrown once.
8. Each team is given a chance to answer within 5 seconds after ringing
the bell.

e. Rule of 3rd Session: Betting Session

1. Teams are allowed to discuss the question internally

2. Answer according to the questions written, there will be no revision and

no chance to ask regarding the questions.
3. There are only 5 questions in the betting phase consists of 2 medium
question and 3 hard question.
4. Answers are written on the provided paper and shown to the committee.
 5. At the start of the betting session, each team will have an initial point
from the previous session.
6. Each team must provide a minimum betting value of 25% of the team
points, and a maximum of 100%.
7. The given betting value must be in the form of percentage value
(multiplication of 5)
8. The committee will announce the subject and difficulties related to the
questions before the participants determine the betting value for each
question.
9. Every team is required to write down the value of betting on a board that
has been provided within 30 seconds.

IV. Score

Table 1. Points of 1st Session (Individual Test)

Correct Answer on Multiple Choices +5

Correct Answer on Essay +10

Wrong Answer -2

Did not Answer 0

Table 2. Points of 2nd Session phase 1 (Questions-For-All)

First Attempt + 10
Correct Answer
Second Attempt +5

Wrong answer 0

Did not Answer 0

Table 3. Points of 2nd Session phase 2 (Fastest-Team-Answer)

Easy First Attempt + 10

Easy on Second Attempt +5

Medium on First Attempt +15

Correct Answer
Medium on Second Attempt +7

Hard on First Attempt + 20

Hard on Second Attempt +9

Wrong Answer -3

Did not Answer 0

V. Syllabus

No. Subject Description

Introduction. Interface Design. Information

Input. Physical Work and Manual Materials
Handling. Applied Anthropometry.
Interpersonal Aspects in Engineering and
Design. Climate and Lights. Human Error
ERGONOMICS AND
and Safety. Work Capacity and Fatigue.
HUMAN FACTORS
1 Design of the Thermal Environment. Design
IN ENGINEERING
of Repetitive Tasks. Design of Manual
AND DESIGN
Handling Tasks. Design for Standing and
Sitting. Vision, Light and Lighting, Hearing,
Sound, Noise and Vibration. Human
Information Processing, Skill and
Performance. Displays and Controls.

Introduction of Human Factors. Problem

Solving Tools. Operation Analysis. Flow

METHODS, Process Chart. Anthropometry. Time Study.

2 STANDARD, AND Performance Rating & Allowances. Work

WORK DESIGN Sampling. Standard Data. Predetermined

Time Study. Wage Payment. Worker
Capacity Analysis. Line Balancing.
 Product Planning. Customer Needs
Identification. Product Specification
Development. Concept Development.
Product Architecture. Design for
Manufacturing. Design for Assembly.
Prototype Building. Product Economy.
Product Development Project
Administration. Major Assignment
3 PRODUCT DESIGN Presentation. Design Process. Design
Process Steps. Design Project. Economic
Decision Making / Cost Evaluation. Planning
& Scheduling. Risk and Opportunity
Management. Metrics for Design &
Development. Program Leadership,
Management & Control. Design for
Manufacturability. Design for Cost. Design
for Six Sigma.

MACRO Introduction to Macroergonomics,

4
ERGONONOMICS Macroergonomics Applications

Definitions, Functions, and Role of Statistics.

Classification of Data. Probability Concept.
Probability Distribution. Inferential Statistics.
Sampling Technique and Distribution.
STATISTICS AND
5 Estimation. Hypothetical Testing. Chi-
PROBABILITY
Square Distribution. F-Distribution and
ANOVA. Regression and Simple Correlation.
Multiple Regression. Non-Parametric
Methods.
 Review of Basic Statistical Concepts. Single
Factor Experiment (Fixed Effect Model).
Single Factor Experiment (Random Effect
Model). Randomized Complete Block
6 DESIGN OF Design. Latin Square Design. General Factor

EXPERIMENT Design. 2k Factorial Design. Blocking in

Factorial Design. Factorial Experiments with
Random Factors. Fractional Factorial
Design. Nested Design. Response Surface
Model.

Review of Basic Statistical Concepts.

Multiple Regression. Manova. Principal
Component Analysis. Factor Analysis.
MULTIVARIATE
7 Cluster Analysis. Discriminant Analysis.
ANALYSIS
Logit Analysis. Canonical Correlation.
Multidimensional Scaling. Structural
Equation Modeling.

Quality Concepts, Fundamentals, Control

Charts and Process Capability, Lot
acceptance sampling, Rectifying inspection /
QUALITY AND
auditing, Design of Experiments,
8 REALIBILITY
Regression, Response Surface
ENGINEERING
Methodology, Lean Six Sigma, Change
Management, Fundamentals, Reliability
Testing, Failure Analysis, Maintenance
 Linear Programming Model and Graphical
Solutions. Simplex Methods. Duality and

LINEAR Sensitivity Analysis. Transportation Models.

9
PROGRAMMING Assignment Model. Integer Programming.
Multi-Goal Mathematical Programming.
Network.

Dynamic Programming. Markov Analysis.

OPERATIONAL Decision Tree. Game Theory. Non-Linear

10
RESEARCH Programming. Queuing Theory.
Optimization Simulation.

Project Feasibility Study. Scope and

Functions. Market and Marketing Aspects.
INDUSTRIAL
Technical and Technology Aspects.
11 FEASIBILITY
Operations Aspects. Environment Aspects.
ANALYSIS
Legal Aspects. Economy Aspects. Financial
Aspects.

Accounting Equation. Basic Production Cost

of Manufacturing. Cost of Goods Sold
(COGS). Financial Report. Inventory Costing
COST AND
Method. Depreciation. Working Capital.
ACCOUNTING
12 Profit Planning and Control. Overhead Cost
Allocation. Activity Based Costing. Job Order
Cost Accounting. Process Cost Accounting.

Principles of Marketing. Global Marketing.

INDUSTRIAL Consumer Behaviors. Marketing Mix
MARKETING (Product). Marketing Mix (Price). Marketing
13 Mix (Place). Marketing Mix (Promotion).
 Marketing System. Selling Skill. Blue Ocean
Strategy. Strategic Brand Management.
Market Research.

Understanding Industry Profitability. The

Vertical Boundaries of The Firm. Strategic
Positioning for Competitive Advantage.
Leverging Market Power to Grow.
Competitor and Competition. Competitive
Intelligence. External Assessment. Internal
INDUSTRIAL
Assessment. Strategy Analysis & Choice
14 STRATEGIC
IFE, EFE, IE, CPM, TOWS & SPACE
MANAGEMENT
Matrices). BCG Matrix and GE/Mc Kinsey
Matrix. Strategies in Action. Strategy
Implementation. Strategy Evaluation and
Control. Business Process Mapping.
Balanced Score Cards. Total Performance
Score Card.

Basic Concepts. Supply, Demand, and

Market. Workforce, Land, and Assets. Trade
and Tax. Economic Activities and National
Income. Consumption and Investment.
INTRODUCTION TO
Money, Financial Market, and Moneter.
15 ECONOMICS AND
Unemployment, Inflation, and Economic
BUSINESS
Policy. Growth and Development. The
Purpose of Business. Business Plan. Start
up. Business Operations. Capital. Marketing
Principles. Financial Management.
 Resource Management. Service,
Productivity, and Information.

Introduction. Cashflow. Equivalent.

Financial Decision Making Among
Alternatives. Time Value of Money. Return

ENGINEERING Analysis. Replacement Analysis. Compound

16 ECONOMY Interest. Break-Even and Minimum Cost
Analysis. Cost Benefit Analysis. Payback
Period. Depreciation. Break Event Analysis.
Tax.

Business Modelling. Process Change. A

Process Change Metodology. Redesign
BUSINESS
Business Process. The role of Information
17 PROCESS
Technology in This Change. Modelling the
REENGINEERING
Business Architecture. UML Primer.
Business Patterns.

Overview. MIS As a Competitive Advantage.

IT and Electronic Commerce. Enterprise
Resource Planning (ERP). Database
Management System. System Analysis and
INFORMATION
18 Design. Decision Support System. Executive
SYSTEM
Information System. Marketing,
Manufacturing Information System.
Financial, Human Resource Information
System.
19 Definitions. System Theory. PMDA Project

PROJECT Organization. Staffing and Project Teams.

MANAGEMENT Time Management. PERT. S-Curve

Graphic. Cost Control.

Basic Organizational Design, Adaptive

ORGANIZATIONAL Organizational Design, Managing Human

20
DESIGN Resources, Managing Career, Managing
Teams.

Overview. Organizational Behavior.

Individual Behavior Basics. Work Values,
Behaviors, and Satisfaction. Individual
INDUSTRIAL
21 Perceptions and Decision Making.
PSYCHOLOGY
Motivational Concepts and Its
Implementation in Organization. Group
Behavior Basics. Teamwork. Case Studies.

Production Strategy. Product and Process

Development. Location Analysis. Product
and Process Layout Analysis. Capacity

PRODUCTION Analysis. Process Design, Analysis, and

22
SYSTEM Performance. Distribution Planning.
JIT/Lean Production System. Resource
Planning, Scheduling, and Allocation. Lean
Manufacturing.

Overview. Production Planning System.

PRODUCTION
Master Requirement Planning (MRP).
23 PLANNING AND
Material Requirement Plan. Capacity
CONTROL
Planning. Inventory Control. Lot Sizing,
 Production Scheduling, Sequencing, and
Evaluation. TOC/DBR Concepts.

Business Logistics Introduction. Strategy

and Planning. Enterprise Resource
Planning. Purchasing. Transportation

DISTRIBUTION AND Methods. Shortest Path. Travelling

24 LOGISTICS SYSTEM Salesman Problem. Vehicle Routing
Problem (ROUTER). Warehousing. Reverse
Logistics. Location Theory. Network
Planning. Business Logistics Overview.

Facilities Location, Facilities Sizing, Facilities

FACILITIES Layout, Material Handling, Storage,

ENGINEERING AND Warehousing, and Distribution, Plant and

25
ENERGY Facilities Engineering, Energy Audit

MANAGEMENT Process, Economic Analysis and Life Cycle

Costing

Organizing for Maintenance Operations.

Paperwork Control. Maintenance Job
Planning and Scheduling. Maintenance

MAINTENANCE Work Measurement and Standards.

26
SYSTEM Preventive Maintenance Measuring and
Appraising Maintenance Performance. Total
Productive Maintenance. Cases of
Maintenance Management.
 Design Function. Design Procedure.
Process Planning. Material Flow Planning.
Analysis Technique. Relationship Planning
27 Between Activities. Plant and Production
PLANT LAYOUT
Support Services. Space Calculations. Are
Allocation. Material Handling Equipment.
Plant Layout Development. Plant Location
Considerations.

Strategic Fit and Scope of Supply Chain.

Network Design. Demand Forecasting.
Aggregate Planning. Transportation.
Sourcing Decisions. Driver of Supply Chain
SUPPLY CHAIN
28 Performance. Building Competitive
MANAGEMENT
Operations. Planning, and Logistics.
Reverse logistics. Managing Product Flow.
Managing Customer Relationships.
Managing Supplier Relationships

3 Quality Pillars. Concepts, Methods, Tools,

and Methods in Quality Management.
Problem Solving with Quality Approach. 7
Steps of QI. 7 Tools. 7 New Tools. World
QUALITY
29 Process Standards: ISO 9000, MBNQA, and
MANAGEMENT
Toyota Way Model. Six Sigma Methodology
and Lean Six Sigma. TQM Studies vs
Principles. Cost of Quality. QFD. Capability
Process. Taguchi. Change Management.
30 Modeling and Simulation Development
Methodology. Conceptual Model. Discrete
SYSTEMS
Event Modeling. Continuous Event
MODELING
Modeling. Causal Loop Diagram. Stock and
Flow Diagram.

Modeling and Simulation Projects

Methodology. User Requirement
INDUSTRIAL
31 Development. Conceptual Modeling. Model
SIMULATION
Development. Validation and Verification.
Simple Feasibility Studies.

Overview of Management of Technology.

Technology. Innovation. Strategy Process.
Innovation. Internal Strategy. Obtaining
Technology. External Strategy. Building
TECHNOLOGY
32 Strategic MTI Success. Social Responsibility
MANAGEMENT
and Management Technology.
Implementation. Control and Evaluation.
Organizational Learning and Knowledge
Management.

Lean principle. House of Lean. Muda, Mura

& Muri. Lean tools. Material Handling and
Warehousing. Value-stream mapping.
33 LEAN LOGISTICS
Cellullar manufacturing. History of Lean.
Manufacturing Enterprise wheel. Lean
Techniques.

Cisco's Value Network. Inventory

34 LOGISTICS SYSTEM
Management and Risk Pooling. Network
 Planning. Bullwhip Effect. Distribution
Strategies. Strategic Alliances. Procurement
and Outsourcing Strategies. Global Logistics
and Risk Management. Coordinated Product
and Supply Chain Design

VI. Activity Review

1st STAGE
Time Activity Venue
Monday, March 2nd 2020
19.30- 21.00 1st Stage briefing for the Opening Ceremony’s
next day Venue
Tuesday, March 3rd 2020
09.00-09.40 1st Session: Essay
Assesment
09.40-10.45 1st Session: Multiple
Choices assessment
10.45-12.20 2nd Session: Questions-
For-All
12.20-13.30 Break & lunch Faculty Of Engineering
13.30-14.15 2nd Session: All-Team- University Of Indonesia,
Answer Depok, West Java
14.15-15.00 3rd Session: Betting
Session
 Second Stage
Logistics Simulation Game
March 4th 2020

I. Stage Description
In simulation stage, participants will be playing a serious simulation game on
allocating the given resources to generate profit. The game will be based on gas
logistics case and the participants will be given limited time to do the simulation. In this
stage, there will be five different groups consisting of four teams competing in each
table. The participants will be given a more comprehensive guideline later prior to the
simulation game.

II. Rules

1. Participants are allowed to ask technical questions about the simulation during
the simulation stage.
2. Participants are allowed to bring one laptop per team.
3. Participants are not allowed to use the internet during the simulation stage.
4. Participants are not allowed to use any communication device during the
simulation stage.
5. Participants are not allowed to bring any notes.
6. Each team will be supervised by one committee.
III. Activity Review

2nd STAGE
Time Activity Venue
Wednesday, March 4th 2020
08.00-09.00 Demo Department of Industrial
09.00-12.00 Simulation Game Engineering, Faculty Of
12.00-13.00 Break Engineering University Of
13.00-16.00 Simulation Game Indonesia, Depok, West
Java
 Third Stage
Real Case Study
March 5th – 6th 2020

I. Stage Description

The Third Stage of the 20th Annual ISEEC is the final stage for the Top 5
Finalists of ISEEC 2020. The final stage is about solving a real case study which will
be divided into three phases. The first phase is the phase of company visit and data-
gathering. The next phase is the formulation of the case study solution. Finalists will
be asked to use information obtained from the company visit to solve the real case
provided. The last phase is the presentation of the solutions offered for the problem
given in the case study. The solution will be presented to credible judges who will
decide the winner of ISEEC 2020.
In the first phase, the participants will also be equipped with data provided by
the committee. At this phase, the participants are allowed to seek data from the
internet, observe every process, and conduct interviews to get deeper understanding
about the problem while participating in the company visit.
The second phase is held immediately after the company visit and data
gathering phase. In the last phase, finalists will have to present the solution of the case
study. Finalists are prohibited to have any contact with anyone other than their own
team members. However, the committee will be present if the participants need any
personal help. The finalists may also use additional tools to enhance the quality of the
solution and presentation.
The aims of the Final Stage of ISEEC 2020 are:
1. To test the observation ability of the ISEEC 2020 Top 5 finalists.
2. To test problem identification skill of the participants in the given case study.
3. To test the ability of the participants to build solutions using the methods and
tools of Industrial Engineering to solve the problems in a real case study.
4. To test the ability of participants in presenting a solution in an attractive and
convincing way.
5. To test the ability of participants in handling questions of the Q&A session.

After the final presentation of solutions have concluded, the Top 3 winners of ISEEC
2020 will be announced, and they will need to compose a paper based on their own
solutions. The paper will then be submitted to our main sponsor.

II. Activity Review

The Final Stage will be conducted in two days. On the first day, participants will
do a company visit in order to gain deeper understanding of the company and also the
problem in the case study. On the next day, participants are going to present the best
solutions regarding the case study to the credible judges who will decide the winners
of ISEEC 2020.

3rd STAGE

Time Activity

Wednesday, March 4th 2020

21.00 - 22.00 Briefing for Final Stage

Thursday, March 5th 2020

05.00 - 06.00 Breakfast

06.00 - 08.00 Mobilization to the Company

Company Visit
08.00 - 12.00
(Observation and Data Gathering)

12.00 - 13.00 Prayers and Lunch Break

Company Visit
13.00 - 14.00
(Observation and Data Gathering)

14.00 - 15.00 Mobilization to Hotel

15.00 - 16.00 Final Briefing for Finalists

Case Execution

16.00 - 01.00 (The duration is 9 hours. Time of Start and End may
subject to change)

Friday, March 6th 2020

01.00 Deadline for Final Presentation File

05.30 - 06.30 Breakfast

06.30 - 07.30 Mobilization to the Final Presentation Venue

08.00 - 08.30 Presentation and Q&A Session Team 1

 08.30 - 09.00 Presentation and Q&A Session Team 2

09.00 - 09.30 Presentation and Q&A Session Team 3

09.30 - 10.00 Presentation and Q&A Session Team 4

10.00 - 10.30 Presentation and Q&A Session Team 5

10.30-11.30 Mobilization

11.30 - 13.30 Prayers and Lunch Break

14.00 - 16.30 Closing Ceremony

III. Rules

a. Pre-Final Stage

1. Prior to the final stage:

a. The case study will be given on the briefing for the final stage after the
grand Finalists announcement. After the briefing, the case study must
be given back to the committee.
b. All of the Finalists’ mobile phones will be confiscated before the briefing
and given back to the participants after the briefing ends.
c. The Finalists will be given time until the next morning to look for any
source of information through the internet that may help finalists execute
the case. The data and information gathered must be collected to the
flash disk given from the committee.
 2. All electronic devices including laptops and mobile phones will be collected by
the committee before the company visit.
3. All data given in the module is confidential. Participants must sign a Non-
Disclosure Agreement regarding the data inside the module with the committee.

b. Company Visit and Data Gathering

1. Participants will depart together from the hotel accommodated by the

committees of ISEEC 2020.
2. Participants must be ready on time, and the bus will depart at 06.00 sharp.
3. Participants must obey all the rules at the office.
4. Participants are suggested to wear casual attire with their respective alma
mater jacket to the office. Sandals are not allowed.

c. Case Execution Phase

1. Each team may do their work in their own room with supervision from the
committee.
2. The teams are allowed to use 2 laptops provided by the committee for the
execution of the case study; these laptops contain the data, information, and
supporting documents regarding the case. The participants are also allowed
to bring books, notes, and other handouts.
3. The team must not contact any other person aside from their team member
using any kind of communication devices.
4. The presentation must be in English.
5. The solution provided in the presentation should include, but is not limited to:
a. Problem identification
b. Problem-solving approach
c. Proposed solution and its projected impact
6. All documents are to going be submitted to the committee in PDF format (if
there is a video file, the format must be in .mp4)
 7. Team who submit the documents after the due time will be given a penalty.
8. All files related to the competition should not contain any university’s name,
logo, or location that indicates your educational institution.
9. All teams are prohibited to use any kind of social media and file-sharing
websites while doing the case study execution.

d. Final Presentation Phase

1. The final presentation will be conducted on Friday, March 6th 2020.

2. Finalists have to be present in the waiting room while waiting for their
presentation turns.
3. Finalists who are not presenting at time are not allowed to look into the
presentation room.
4. Finalists are not allowed to share any information regarding the presentation
with other teams.
5. The presentation will be done according to the established order of the draw.
6. The presentation will be delivered in English.
7. Each presentation will consist of two sessions (Presentation and Q&A) in 30
minutes. Additional time will not be given for any reason.
8. Finalists are allowed to bring pens and papers to write down the jury’s
questions.
9. Pointers and laptops for presentations will be provided by the committee.
10. All of the team members should present their material and cannot be replaced
or substituted.
11. All of the team members should wear formal attire and are prohibited to show
the identity and attributes of their university both in dress and in presentation.
12. Inappropriate and offensive language or actions will not be tolerated during
the final presentation.
13. All of the team members are not allowed to bring any electronic devices, but
handouts and notebooks are permitted.
14. The winner will be determined only from this stage. The scoring will not be
affected by previous stages’ scores.
15. All decisions made by the committee are final and inviolable.
16. Failure to obey the rules will be given a penalty to the team's final scores.