About the challenge
Viking Hacks is Irvington High School's very own annual hackathon, bringing together 100+ students from around the bay to build innovative projects and present their work to the community.
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Requirements
Project Tracks
- Community Improvement: In this track, students could focus on developing solutions that benefit the local community. This might include apps or platforms that enhance local services, improve public health, support education, or foster community engagement.
- Future of Entertainment Track: This track invites students to explore and innovate in the realm of entertainment technology. Projects can range from developing new gaming experiences, virtual reality (VR) or augmented reality (AR) applications, to creating platforms for digital art and music.
- Low-No Code Track
Project and Submission Requirements: TBD
- Slideshow 2-3 min Presentation Showcasing Project
- Github Repository for Project is Required
- Maximum 150 Words Summary of Project
Prizes
Low/No Code
Prizes will be released soon.
Future of Entertainment
Community Improvement
Devpost Achievements
Submitting to this hackathon could earn you:
Judges
Sarvesh Asthana
Software Engineer @ Amazon
Sangeeta Agarwal
Irvington High School
Shreyas Labhsetwar
UCSD Researcher
Divyank Shah
UCR ACM President
Judging Criteria
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Innovation
Showcases original and innovative ideas, Problem-solving and Solution development, Distinction from conventional solutions, Creative approach -
Technical Complexity
Implements technical aspects, Leverages advanced technologies or algorithms, Technical Skill Demonstration -
Usability
Solution Effectiveness, User Friendliness -
Impact
Potential Impact, Scalability -
Presentation
Clear Articulation, Engagement of Judges
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