For the first time, TAMU Datathon is banding together data enthusiasts from across multiple disciplines, skill levels, and universities. TAMU Datathon is a 24-hour event where companies, researchers, and hundreds of students immerse themselves in data science.
We’re coming together to solve real-world challenges, learn about data science, hear from leaders in research, and compete for company and university prizes.
This all happens in a fun, interactive, and competitive way by providing our participants the option to take part in the Learner Track or the Competitor Track. We believe the TAMU Datathon will inspire students across all disciplines to integrate quality data-driven practices into their field of expertise.
Eligibility
- Participants:
- Applicants that have RSVP'd to the event invitation
- Teams or Individuals
- Any major from any university
- Freshman to Ph.D. students
- Countries:
- Host country - United States
- Available to any country
Prizes
Facebook
- 1st Place: Oculus Quest All-in-one VR Gaming Headset (64GB)
(Plus, an opportunity of working towards the next “State of the Map” Conference)
ConocoPhillips
- Oculus Quest All-in-one VR Gaming Headset
- Powerbeats Pro 3
- JBL Flip 5
(1st place gets first pick of prizes, 2nd gets next pick, 3rd gets remaining prize)
CBRE
- 1st Place: Amazon Echo
Goldman Sachs
1st Place: Amazon Echo Show
Shell
- 1st Place: Shell Goodie Bags & 50$ Shell gift-card
Walmart Technology
- 1st Place: Bose headsets
- 2nd Place: Go Pros
- 3rd Place: Instant cameras
Best use of Google Cloud
Google Home Minis for each team member
Best Domain Name from Domain.com
Domain.com branded backpack for each team member.
Best Automation Hack with UiPath
Build an automation hack using UiPath! Each winning team member will receive a UiPath/MLH Branded Backpack and DROCON Drone!
Devpost Achievements
Submitting to this hackathon could earn you:
Judges
Nick Duffield
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Dilma Da Silva
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Edward Jones
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Bani Mallick
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Darren Homrighausen
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Alan Dabney
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Yang Ni
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Su Chen
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Tanzir Ahmed
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Yang Shen
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Nagaraj Thenkarai Janakiraman
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Chuan Yuan Hsu
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Grace Yoon
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Raniero Lara-Garduno
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Dezhen Song
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Judging Criteria
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Purpose
Communicated a clear understanding of the problem -
Framework
Mapped the task to a Data Science problem -
Data Use
Effectively used data, acquired additional data -
Models & Analytics
Effective application of analytics -
Validation
Assessed quality of solutions & models -
Impact
Clear description of the impact the solution has on solving the problem -
Oral Presentation
Effectiveness, Engagement and Team Performance
Questions? Email the hackathon manager
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