Memorandum on compliance with the Rules of the "CASE-IN" Championship

International Engineering Championship "CASE-IN" (hereinafter referred to as the Championship) − an international competition system for solving engineering cases among schoolchildren, students and young specialists of fuel and energy and mineral resource complexes.

Representatives of the Organizing Committee, participants and experts, participating in events held under the auspices of CASE-IN, should familiarize themselves with and be guided by the Rules of the Championship Leagues, Regulations and Methodological Materials.

The listed documents are published on the website http://case-in.ru/ and they are sent out for review to all categories of participants of the Championship.

Representatives of the Organizing Committee:

• organize the qualifying and final events of the Championship;
• They monitor compliance with the Rules during the event.;
• Penalty points are awarded to the teams in accordance with the Rules of the Competition.;
• they do not participate in the evaluation of case solutions and do not influence the expert assessment;
• provide the final score of the expert commission, form the final rating;
• The award ceremony will be organized.

Expert Commission It is formed from representatives of partner companies of the Championship, educational and scientific organizations, and industry departments.

Experts of the Championship in the framework of events under the auspices of "CASE-IN» They do not pursue the interests of any company, educational institution or other organization, objectively and impartially evaluate the decisions of the participants, guided by:

• approved evaluation criteria;
• personal knowledge and experience;
• personal impressions of the decision and performance of a particular team.

Participants of the Championship, within the framework of events under the auspices of "CASE-IN»:

• confirm that they agree with the rules and acknowledge that non-compliance with the rules leads to restrictions: suspension from participation in the event and the application of penalty points;
• They are responsible for providing false information, as well as for actions that violate the principles of a fair competitive process. If such actions become known and proven, the Organizing Committee has the right to apply measures up to and including disqualification.