MtA Hacks is a computer science conference hosted by Mount Allison University. We aim to build a computer science community and inspire technological innovation by encouraging high school and university students across the Maritimes to learn, build, and pitch projects. 2019's hackathon will focus on tech for environmental sustainability, and feature workshops, industry booths, and social events.
Eligibility
Open to any high school or undergraduate university student in Canada. It is primarily focused on students in the Maritimes. Teams are capped at 4 people per team.
Registration is closed for 2019.
Requirements
Hackers can build any piece of software they wish. Ideally, it should have an environmental focus. Any libraries, languages, or frameworks can be used.
Prizes
First Place (12h Stream)
Second Place (12h Stream)
Devpost Achievements
Submitting to this hackathon could earn you:
Judges
Will Fiset
Google
Micah Stairs
Google
Finn Lidbetter
RideCo
Olivier Bourgeois
Dell EMC
Chris Mackay
Tantramar Interactive
Judging Criteria
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Completeness and functionality of the project
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Originality of the idea
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Complexity of the problem
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User experience when using the project
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Relevance to environmental sustainability
Questions? Email the hackathon manager
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