Theme: Health & Wellness
Contact: Thrisna Singh (thrisna@seas.upenn.edu) & Dennis Wang (denwang@seas.upenn.edu)
Schedule:
January 23, 2025
Google Chrome Workshop
- Skirkanich Hall 114 Greenberg Lounge at 3:30pm
- Hosted by Prof. Jeremie Lumbroso
January 24, 2025
Insight into the Judging Process
- Zoom at 5pm
- Hosted by Norris Chen
January 25, 2025
In-person hacking
- Active Learning Classroom (3401 Walnut St.) from 8am - 8pm
- Come and go as you please
Meet a judge: Orren Saltzman
- Active Learning Classroom from 1:30pm - 3:30pm
January 26, 2025
Coffee chat with a judge: Sarah Gray
- Top Hat (3131 Walnut St.) from 11am - 12:30pm
- Can pop in for chats
Hackathon Ends!
- Coding ends at 12pm
- Submissions due to DevPost by 1pm
- Results showcased on Zoom later that night
Requirements
What to Submit
- Make GitHub Repo PUBLIC
- Make sure to include Team Member Information and Project Description in your README
- Make sure to make your Github repository public and make sure that you delete any sensitive or private information on it.
- Submit on Devpost (https://help.devpost.com/article/122-how-to-enter-a-submission)
- Link to Video Presentation (Slides should take 4 -5 minutes and Demo should be 2 - 3 minutes). Everyone MUST present some part in the recording.
- You can use the contents of your README for the About this Project Section
Prizes
Top 3 Project Overall
Best Presentation Award
Most Artful Design Award
AI Innovation Award
Most Elegant Award
Most Innovative Solution Award
Devpost Achievements
Submitting to this hackathon could earn you:
Judges
Orren Saltzman
Senior Engineer at Webflow
Jérémie Lumbroso
Professor at the University of Pennsylvania
Norris Chen
Software Engineer at Google
Sarah Gray
Senior Engineering Manager at Comcast
Judging Criteria
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Innovation & Creativity
Interesting solutions are rated higher. + points for creativity -
Functionality & Usability
Can the program run? Is it easy to use the program? -
Technical Complexity
What are the different technologies you utilized and implemented? Are there interesting algorithms and data structures you used? -
Problem Solving
Does your project actually answer the specific prompt? Throughout your hackathon, did you lose sight of your objective? -
Presentation and Communication
Well communicated and slides were on point.
Questions? Email the hackathon manager
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