HawkHack is a 24-hour hackathon event at Montclair State University. Students of any majors are welcome to form a team and build awesome software and hardware projects. Industry experts and mentors will be there to help and guide students and create a learning environment through talks, workshops, and one-on-one guidance. We encourage anyone from beginner to advanced developers to challenge themselves and create something awesome.
Eligibility
- Undergraduate
- Recent Graduate (up to 1 year)
- High School Student
Teams up to 4 people
Prizes
Best Hack 1st Place: Google Daydream View
Each team member will receive a Google Daydream View.
$100 / team member
Best Hack 2nd Place: Sphero Ollie
Each team member will receive a Sphero Ollie.
$80 / team member
Best Hack 3rd Place: Amazon Echo Dot
Each team member will receive an Amazon Echo dot.
$50 / team member
Best AI Hack
Each team member will receive a $30 Amazon Gift Card.
Best Solo Hack
Winner receives a $60 Amazon Gift Card.
Devpost Achievements
Submitting to this hackathon could earn you:
How to enter
Students who have registered for HawkHack and checked-in to the event are eligible to participate. To enter go on our website: hawkhack.io.
As per our regulations, all hackers must currently be a student or have graduated within the last school year. All participants are only allowed to be a part of one team and submit one project. The max amount of people for a team is 4 people all being over 18 years in age. Participants will risk disqualification if they don't adhere to these guidelines.
If you have any other questions feel free to join our Slack!
Judges
Dawei Li
Professor, Montclair State University
Lee Painton
Site Reliability Engineer, Google, MSU Alumni
Ken Carlascio
Director Apps Dev, UPS
George Antoniou
Professor, Montclair State University
John Szabo
VP, Production Services Application Lead, BNY Mellon
Constantine Coutras
Chairperson, Montclair State University
Judging Criteria
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Creativity
Show of creativity including UX, and UI design for user experience. -
Work Done
How much work was completed within the given time period -
Complexity
How challenging or technically difficult the project is to create -
Extensibility
How are you planning to expand your project, beyond the hackathon?
Questions? Email the hackathon manager
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