A 13-hour overnight hackathon designed to solve a problem relevant to the City of Cupertino
Cupertino's Teen Commission together with the Cupertino Recreation Department is hosting <hack> Cupertino, a 13-hour overnight hackathon designed to solve a problem presented during our Opening Ceremony. What makes our hackathon unique is that the winning team has the potential for their idea to be presented to City Council.
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Prizes
$870 in prizes
First Place
Wireless On-Ear Headphones
Second Place
Polaroid Cameras
Third Place
3 month Spotify Subscription
Devpost Achievements
Submitting to this hackathon could earn you:
Eligibility
You will NOT be allowed into the event without: Middle or High School ID for 2018-2019 school year Driver’s License or California ID School Loop or other school portal login (must be for 2018-2019 school year)
Signed formsavailable on website and Eventbrite event page
Team
Teams can consist of 1-4 students. NO exceptions.
Requirements
Submission
All submissions to the hackathon must be submitted to Devpost before 8 am on 4/14, NO exceptions.
PresentationPlease be prepared to demo your submission IN PERSON to the judges
How to enter
Sign up your team on this Devpost! ONE submission per team.
Judges
Liang-Fang “Liang” Chao
Vice Mayor of Cupertino
Neesha Tambe
Parks and Recreation Chair
Naidu Bollineni
Technology, Information, and Communication Commissioner
Arnold de Leon
Technology, Information, and Communication Commissioner
Gaurav Khot
Chief Architect @ ShoCard
Kim Calame
Recreation Supervisor for the City of Cupertino
Judging Criteria
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Submission
All submissions to the hackathon must be submitted to Devpost before 8 am on 4/14, NO exceptions. -
Presentation
Please be prepared to demo your submission IN PERSON to the judges