This will be Temple University’s first Hackathon. Students and sponsors from around the Philadelphia area will gather in the name of STEM. Students will spend 12 hours working in teams or individually to create personal projects or compete for sponsored prizes. Sponsors will be able to provide a prize for a winning “hack”, which is a project that a team of students will work on during the hackathon. There will be multiple prizes that are presented during the closing ceremonies including company-sponsored prizes as well as CST department-funded prizes.
Sponsors will host workshops to engage student in an educational environment. Sponsors will be able to connect and network with all students present at the event. This event will make Temple students more marketable in the job hunt, raise Temple’s standing with local tech companies, and engage with other local universities.
Prizes
$1,450 in prizes
Best Overall Hack
This prize is for the best of the best. $400 in Amazon gift cards will be awarded.
Best Social Good Hack
This goes to the best hack that helps humanity. $200 in Amazon gift cards will be awarded.
Best Health Hack
This is for the best health/health care hack. $200 in Amazon gift cards will be awarded.
Best Educational Hack
This is for the best educational hack. $200 in Amazon gift cards will be awarded.
IEEE CySec-Dojo 2019
Head over to the IEEE table to get more information. Each person on the winning team will get $50 in amazon giftcards
Lockheed Martin Best First Time Hack
This prize goes to the best hack with at least one first hacker. 5 Echo dots will be awarded
Devpost Achievements
Submitting to this hackathon could earn you:
Eligibility
- Must be 18 or over
- Must have a University/College ID
- Must comply to MLH code of conduct
- Maximun 5 people per team
Requirements
Must submit to Devpost by 8pm
Judges
OwlHacks Judging Team
Temple University
Judging Criteria
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Completeness
Closes to be marker ready, the better. Does it have all of the components needed to meet the inital goal? -
Difficulty
Was this project a challange? Does it go beyond what is taught in class? Were new skills needed to build this? -
Polish
Is the user experience smooth? Is it well designed? Does it look good? -
Originality
Is this something you have never seen before? Does it approch a problem in a new way?
Questions? Email the hackathon manager
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