About the Challenge
Ready to sharpen your coding skills while having fun and winning lots of prizes? Recess Hacks is excited to present our 4th iteration hackathon! This year, we are having a 48 event open to any current high school student or recently graduate of 2024. Whether you're a beginner or an advanced coder, you shouldn't miss this chance for an impactful experience where you can learn new skills, meet like-minded peers, and build fun projects in a supportive environment!
Join the Discord Server here: https://discord.gg/RrCY76mefj
Why Participate in Recess Hacks?
A digital hackathon poses a convenient and valuable opportunity to experience the following:
- Learn and Grow: Gain hands-on experience and develop your coding skills with the support of mentors and workshops.
- Innovate and Create: Bring your ideas to life by building unique projects, from apps to games, that solve real-world problems.
- Collaborate: Connect and work with like-minded students from around the globe
- Win Prizes: Compete for prizes and earn recognition for your hard work & creativity
- Have Fun :)
Get started
To join Recess Hacks 4.0, follow these 2 simple steps:
- Register: Sign up on our Devpost page and fill out the participant form to officially enter the hackathon
- Join Discord: Once registered, join our Discord server where you can connect with other participants, find team members, and get updates about the event
Join us at Recess Hacks 4.0 today!
Requirements
What to Build
Our hackathon's official theme will be revealed at the opening ceremony!
Participants are encouraged to build projects that address real-world problems or innovative ideas across various technology fields concerning the theme. This can include web apps, games, or any other form of technology that addresses the main topic.
What to Submit
Submit your project on Devpost before the deadline at 5 PM on September 1st, 2024. Please provide the following in your submission:
- Demo Video: A video (maximum 3 minutes) demonstrating your project in action. Explain how it works and highlight its key features.
- Source Code: A link to your project's source code repository (e.g., GitHub). Ensure that your code is well-documented and includes instructions on how to set up and run your project.
Prizes
Aops Credits
TTMath Course Credits
Wolfram Award
Wolfram One
Axure RP Team Edition 1 Year Subscription
1Password Families Subscription
XYZ Domains
Coding Interview Prep Course Full Access
Give My Certificate Plan
Algoverse Winner Discount
Algoverse Participation Prize
Interview Buddy Coding Interview Vouchers
Interview Buddy Participation Prize
Euclid Learn Tutoring
Euclid Learn Participation Prize
Verbwire Premium API subscription
Best Use of AI & Verbwire API
Most Innovative Use Of Verbwire API
Best Beginner Hack
Most Innovative Hack
Honourable Mention
3rd Place Overall
2nd Place Overall
1st Place Overall
Best Solo Hack #3
Best Solo Hack #2
Best Solo Hack #1
Devpost Achievements
Submitting to this hackathon could earn you:
Judges
Gaurav Puri
Gaurav Mittal
Roman Onyshkevych
Rubi Chi
Taresh Mehra
Barghavi Gorantla
Sreenath Devineni
Intiaz Shaik
David Israti
Dmitrii Slabko
Judging Criteria
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Originality
The project’s originality is judged by uniqueness and creativity in addressing challenges. It should bring something new and distinct to the field, offering innovative ideas and a fresh perspective that sets it apart from existing solutions. -
Relevance
How well the project addresses a specific educational problem. It should directly identify and target a significant issue, with the potential to make a meaningful impact on the intended audience, whether students, educators, or institutions. -
Engagement
How interactive is the project for its users? Assess whether the project effectively captures and maintains the interest of its audience. A highly engaging project will involve interactive elements that promote active participation and sustained use. -
Technical Complexity
Technical complexity looks at the appropriateness and sophistication of the project’s technology. The solution should be advanced, robust, and well-suited to the educational problem, considering edge cases and ensuring reliability in diverse scenarios. -
Sustainability
How sustainable is the project in terms of maintenance and scalability? Assess whether the project is designed for long-term use, including aspects like ease of updates, support, and the ability to handle increased demand or expansion over time. -
Accessibility
How accessible is the project to diverse user groups? Consider whether the project is designed to usable by individuals with varying abilities, including those with disabilities. Accessibility ensures that the project can reach a broad audience.
Questions? Email the hackathon manager
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