• 1. Have Fun!

    We mean it. This is hackathon is meant to bring people together to create solutions for a problem that you have are aware and would like to help change. We want you to work respectfully with each other, be challenged, and have the best time doing it. You should be learning new things and making friends throughout the weekend!  

    As for code of conduct, we expect everyone to adhere to this: https://hackcodeofconduct.org/

    2. Build Something

    Build and demonstrate your idea through a functioning prototype. Your projects are not required to be technical; however, development is part of the judging criteria.

    3. Write Your Code Here

    Any code for the project must be entirely coded at the hackathon. However, we do encourage the use of publicly available frameworks/APIs and open-source code.

    4. Code Audits

    If there are any teams that break the code of conduct for hacker their code will be Audited and their team will be disqualified from the possibility of winning

    5. Track Your Code

    Use Git or an equivalent to track your code as you write it. If it comes down to an audit, it’ll help you prove your code is new.

    6. Build Something New And Great

    Really push yourself to create something that is a viable solution to help solve problems that you believe can be solved - the possibilities are endless! You could do anything.

    7. Present What You Submit

    You must pitch your product as what you’ve submitted to us! If you deviate from your submission, your pitch will not be considered during the judging process.

    8. Team Size and Membership

    Each team will be limited to a size of 5 members. Every hacker is limited to working with one team to submit one project. We want to to see your best work and to dedicate your time to a single project.

 

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