About the challenge

The Interhall Hackathon is a hackathon organized jointly by 4 halls of NUS: Raffles, Eusoff, Kent Ridge and King Edward VII. This is our second iteration of the hackathon, and it was built upon the idea of sharing knowledge between the different halls about ideas on how to improve hall life for residents.

This hackathon is jointly organized by the 4 respective CCAs:

  • RHDevs
  • KEWeb
  • EH Hackers
  • Kent Ridge IT Executive

Important Dates

Hackathon officially starts at 10am, 5th December and submission closes at 11am, 6th December

Requirements

What to Build

We all enjoy staying on campus, but there’s so many things to experience that it can be overwhelming at times. Find a problem that you think impacts residents in your hall, and create something that will make it better!

This is an open ended problem statement, feel free to build whatever you think can improve hall life!

Submission Requirements

1) Project Title

2) Project Description

- Inspiration, Description of the project, How it was built, Challenges in implementation, Milestones Accomplished, Improvements needed.

3) Pictures or Videos of the Project

4) Link to the Github Repository

5) Link to the Deployed Project (if applicable)

Hackathon Sponsors

Prizes

$400 in prizes
Judges Choice
1 winner

Keyboard and Mouse Set

Technically Complex
1 winner

Xiaomi 1080P Webcam

Most Popular
1 winner

Kodak Reusable Film Camera

Most Polished
1 winner

Galaxy Lights

Best Presentation
1 winner

Logitech M330 Silent Mouse

Devpost Achievements

Submitting to this hackathon could earn you:

Judges

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Judging Criteria

  • Relevance
    How well does the hack align with the chosen theme and problem statement
  • Innovation
    Uniqueness and creativeness of the hack (Demonstrate these qualities: inspiring, novel, persuasive, fresh motivating, engaging, etc.)
  • Viability
    How much prospective social/commercial value does the hack possess? How feasible would it be to implement it?
  • Usability
    How user friendly is the interface? How difficult was it to utilise the advertised features?
  • Technical Implementation
    How effective is the technical approach and implementation of the product or solution
  • Completeness
    How polished and resolved the hack is - integration of aesthetics/graphics and functions

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