About the challenge

Welcome to STEMist Hacks II where you can create projects to win prizes. Throughout the hackathon, you will also have the opportunity to learn and meet others at our various workshops.

This hackathon is open to all university, high school, and middle school students. 

Hackathon Schedule (all times in PST): 

July 21st

6-7 PM: Day 1 Opening Ceremony

7:00 PM: Submissions Open

8:30-9:30 PM: Introductory Web Development - Presented by Rohan Fernandes

July 22nd

11-12 AM: Modern Frameworks in PHP - Presented by Simon Rusin

2-3 PM: Using ML.NET for Machine Learning - Presented by Denis Kondratev

4:30-5:30 PM: Game Development in Unity and C# - Presented by Dmitrii Ivashchenko

7-8 PM: Intro to Django Backend Development - Presented by Dmitrii Ivashchenko

8:30 PM: Skribbl.io Game Night

July 23rd

3:30 PM: Submissions Close

4-6 PM: Judging Period

6:30-7:30 PM: Closing Ceremony

Registration Form: https://forms.gle/2ZC9Cdgnf1dFgqsn8

Discord Server: https://discord.gg/yysphnJNF8

As part of our event, participants will also have access to qualified mentors from the industry for any support needed while working on projects over the course of the weekend. 

Event Mentors:

Komal Dubey, Pashmeen Lakhani, Susie Chen, Hardik Shah, Danial Siddiki (UX Design), Vladyslav Kasprov, Vyaas Baskar, Rohan Fernandes

• Originality
  Was this project creative or was it a commonly thought of problem and solution? How was the project executed?
• Effort
  Does this project appear to have taken a large portion of the given time? Does it seem a lot of thought and brainstorming went into creating the project?
• Impact
  If released to the public, what changes will it cause? If this project receives funding, is it realistic that it can be effectively implemented in society? Does it solve the problem that the team points out?
• Project Condition
  Does the project work? Are there any cases where the project fails/crashes? Are there a large number of bugs that drastically worsen the functionality of the project?