What can I build?

Literally anything! Our submission requirements are lax, and although we have a theme as a jumping-off point for your projects, we want you to take that idea and run with it with no limitations. Projects that follow the prompt particularly well, or do it in a particularly creative way will be given more consideration when judging.

Submitting a Project

When submitting the code for a project, it is preferrable you use some sort an online platform like Github, although if you are unfamilliar with Github or a similar service, it is acceptable to simply upload a zip, or provide a link to where any relevant code may be downloaded.

You will first submit a presentation on devpost. It is highly encouraged to submit a short 2-3 minute video showcasing your project. Please do the following:

• Show your project working
• Explain the most important part of your code / design. Go into some technical details!
• Explain some part of your process. What worked? What didn't? What challenges did you have to overcome?

From there, our judges will pick a limited selection of projects to be showcased in the Preforming Arts Center, where teams will give a final presentation to all attendees. From there, we will select projects to win prizes.

You will be judged on three criteria:

• Technical Impressiveness: How much technical wizardry / expertise did this require to pull off?
• Theme / Idea: How creative / inspired was the idea? How could it be built on in the future?
• Implementation / Design: How well is the idea executed? How well does it do what it set out to do?