About Us

This is our first annual datathon event partnering with the NSA to encourage the emerging field of data science!

Being a weekend-long event where you can collaborate with other students on a data science project to learn new skills, create social impact, and innovate new solutions! There’s also plenty of time for networking with our partners, meeting other hackers, and attending workshops and mini-events! In short, it’s a weekend dedicated to collaboration, data science, and community!

Requirements

What to Do

Hacks are tasked with a challenge presented by Dr. Jaun Gutierrez, this is posed to answer several questions based on birth rates from the last few decades and making assumptions on what is going to happen in 2030.

What to Submit

There are three(3) tracks (Beginner, Intermediate, and Advanced). You can find information on these tracks in our survival guide! Once you start your submission you will see some quick notes that you should be prepared to answer questions, submit your code, any any other materials you utilized to complete your goals.

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Prizes

$11,760 in prizes
Advanced Track
2 winners

1st place: this will be a cash prize; each hacker will receive $350.

2nd place: Each hacker will receive Bose noise-cancelling wireless headphones

Intermediate Track
2 winners

1st place: This will be a cash prize; each hacker will receive $300.

2nd place: Each hacker will receive a Nintedo Switch Lite

Beginner Track
2 winners

1st place: This will be a cash prize; each hacker will receive $250.

2nd place: Each hacker will receive an Apple TV

Devpost Achievements

Submitting to this hackathon could earn you:

Judges

Dr Juan B. Gutiérrez

Dr Juan B. Gutiérrez
UTSA Math Department Chair

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Judging Criteria

  • Compelling presentation - Informative
  • Compelling presentation - Understandable
  • Analysis comprehension
  • Sound technical methods
  • Awareness of the data context
  • Reproducible results

Questions? Email the hackathon manager

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