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One of the biggest hackathons in the DFW Metroplex. Beginner-friendly, 24-hour hackathon with a focus on applying technology to solve real-world problems in sustainability and communications.
Payments will be distributed by Xiaojing Zhang via preferred method.
Requirements
- 2 minute video is required
- Link to GitHub repository is required
- Any other resources (PDF, Slides, link to site) optional but encouraged.
Prizes
1st Place - Sustainability Track
$1000
1 Winner per Division
1st Place - Communication Track
$1000
1 Winner per Division
2nd Place - Sustainability Track
$500
1 Winner per Division
2nd Place - Communication Track
$500
1 Winner per Division
3rd Place - Sustainability Track
$250
1 Winner per Division
3rd Place - Communication Track
$250
1 Winner per Division
Mini-events - Overall
$200 total in prizes for various mini-events (games, tournaments, etc.) held during the hackathon.
Best Design
This prize is awarded to the project with the most appealing and aesthetic design UI.
Most Creative
This prize is awarded to the team/individual with the most creative project.
Participation Prizes
MetroHacks T-Shirt: $10 value
Interview Buddy Vouchers: 90% off discount for asynchronous mock interviews ($12 value)
DigitalOcean cloud services: 60-day free trial ($100 value)
Taskade Unlimited: one free year of Taskade's Unlimited feature ($60)
O'Reilly Media Learner's Premium: one free month of access ($49)
Devpost Achievements
Submitting to this hackathon could earn you:
Judges
Andy Qin
Glen Fan
Jay Zhang
Principal Data Scientist at AT&T
Xiaojing Zhang
Reach the Bar
Judging Criteria
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Creativity
The project is both original and solves a unique problem. -
Impact
The project demonstrates potential to create a significant difference in sustainability or communication. -
Technical Difficulty
The project incorporates multiple languages and makes use of several high-level programming techniques. -
Execution
The project should have a working demo available to judges, a demo video (in which participants could use a slideshow to describe elements used within the submission), and a detailed devpost page.
Questions? Email the hackathon manager
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