Hawkhack is an intense hackathon involving students in a variety of majors, including software developers and graphic designers, at all skill levels. It's a learning event for students who will be working alongside industry experts and professionals hosting seminars during the event. Students will work in groups and compete to win prizes and further their computer knowledge while having fun doing it! We expect more than double the 2019 attendance for this upcoming hawkhack.
Requirements
As part of the submission process for the hackathon, we require that all participants submit the following items:
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All Code: We ask that all participants submit projects thought DevPost and GitHub
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README File: We require that participants submit a README file that provides clear and concise instructions on how to run their project. This should include any prerequisites needed to run the project, any special setup or configuration, and how to use the project.
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Supporting Documents/Files: If the project requires any additional files or databases, we ask that participants include these as well in the repository. This will ensure that the project can be tested and evaluated in its entirety.
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Sources Document: We require that participants submit a document that lists all sources used in the project, including any code snippets or libraries. This will help us ensure that all work is original and properly attributed.
We ask that all submissions be made before the deadline and that all required items be included. Any missing items may result in disqualification from the competition. We look forward to seeing all of the amazing projects that participants create!
Prizes
Best Overall
4 50$ Amazon Giftcards
Second Best Overall
4 25$ Amazon Giftcards
Best Educational
4x Anker portable speakers
Second Best Educational
4x Rocketbook Reusable smart notepad
Best Financial
4x Echo Pop
Second Best Financial
4x Usb mug warmer
Second Best Sustainability
4x 128gb sd card
Best Sustainability
4x 32 oz stainless steel Bambaw waterbottles
Best Solo Projects
1x Wireless GSKILL mechanical keyboard.
Best FIrst Time Hackers
1x Wireless GSKILL mechanical keyboard
Devpost Achievements
Submitting to this hackathon could earn you:
Judges
Prof. Jonathan Manczur
Professor at PCCC
Prof. Jonathan Rodrigues
Professor at PCCC
Judging Criteria
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Style
One of the primary areas we focus on is the style and usability of the user interface (UI), if there is one. We look for a UI that is visually appealing and easy to navigate, with clear labeling and intuitive design choices. -
Functionality
We're excited to see innovative solutions to real-world problems and to recognize projects that demonstrate technical skill and creativity. Whether it's a new app, a clever use of machine learning, or an innovative hardware solution.
Questions? Email the hackathon manager
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