HackTable is a global online hackathon for all students across the globe. Students of all levels of computer science experience ranging from novices to experienced coders can find categories that can challenge them to think critically.
Eligibility
This hackathon is open to all students, including high/middle school students, students in boot camps, and college undergraduates. No coding experience needed!
Team sizes can range from 1 to 5 members. If you need to find a team, we will host team formation activities once the hackathon starts.
Requirements
1. A 2-minute video going through a demo of the app and detailing all the features
2. A paragraph talking about: problem being addressed, how your solution is better than the current, the problems you faced when making the app
Prizes
$89,850 in prizes
For Participation
(328)
Each hacker will receive:
- Taskade Pro for 1-year ($60)
- Repl.it Premium for 3 months ($21)
- EazyML Premium for 1 month ($79)
- $100 off when you sign up for KuzoClass - Use promo code HACKTABLE100
Best Beginner Hack
This prize will be awarded to the best beginner team
- A beginner team is defined as: Everyone in your team has less than two years of coding experience
Each hacker will receive:
- 12 months of Repl.it premium
- 6 Months of EasyML premium
- 6 months of 1Password premium
Best Advanced Hack
This prize will be awarded to the best-advanced team. An advanced team is defined as: A team with one or more person with over 2 years of coding experience
Each hacker will receive:
- 12 months of Repl.it premium
- 6 months of EasyML premium
- 12 months of 1Password premium
Virtual Education
This prize will go to the team with the best project.
Each hacker will receive:
- 12 months of Repl.it premium
- 6 months of EazyML premium
- 6 months of 1Password premium
Best use of EazyML
This prize will be awarded to the team with the project that best utilizes the EazyML platform
Each hacker will receive:
- 6 months of EazyML premium
- Mention on the EazyML Blog
EazyML Project - California Wildfires using the EazyML platform
Find the most important categories that contribute to Wildfires in California and how can we predict them.
Each hacker will receive from the winning team will receive:
- 6 months of EazyML premium
- Mention on the EazyML Blog
The Most Market Ready Product
(3)
Kuzo class is a platform that helps young entrepreneurs start and create a successful business.
Kuzo class is providing everyone on the winning to everyone from the winning team) to their successful 12-week startup, each seat is worth $1500
Best use of echoAR
The team that uses the echoAR platform to its fullest potential.
Each hacker will receive:
- 3 months of Echo-AR Pro ($60 Worth)
The winning team will receive:
- $50 Amazon Gift Card
EazyML Analysis/Experience
Participants are also encouraged to write about their experience working with EazyML Platform send us an essay/article about their experience working with EazyML(Recommended 1100 words) by December 2nd, 7 PM, EST. EazyML will be awarding the best 2 articles $50/each on Amazon.
Def Hacks Water Track
The Water Track's deadline from our partner, Def Hacks, has been extended! Submit projects related to water sustainability at https://defhacks.co/water
HackTable WILL NOT BE JUDGING THIS PRIZE. YOU NEED TO TURN IN PROJECT AT THE LINK PROVIDED ABOVE
Prizes:
1st Prize: $500
2nd Prize: $300
3rd Prize: $200
Devpost Achievements
Submitting to this hackathon could earn you:
Judges
Lynne Dong
Senior PM Manager at Microsoft
Ankit Sud
Product Manager at Google
Alex Nazarov
Principal Software Engineer at AWS
Melissa Wrenchey
Entrepreneurship teacher at Tesla STEM HS
Pranay Pogde
President, Products at EazyML || Judging the EazyML projects
Dr. Courtney Paulson
Assistant Professor at SUU || Judging the EazyML projects
Linesh Dave
DIRECTOR AT&T || Judging the EazyML projects
Alon Grinshpoon
CEO of echoAR
Patrick Lee
Kuzo Class
Judging Criteria
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Business Value
We rated “business value” and the other criteria on a scale from 1 to 5. How significant and relevant is the problem that the solution is trying to solve? Does that problem affect a market that we know and understand? Does it have a market? -
Coolness
“Coolness” is an attempt to measure the important “wow” factor. Is it something a human being would feel delighted, excited, empowered, or even relieved to use? -
Realistic Capability
What gets done in the space of a hackathon is a decent indication of the dependencies and level of effort that would be required to put the technology into production. This category is our way of quantifying that -
Level of Innovation
Technology can be cool but not innovative—and vice versa. How the team positions their hackathon entry. Does it pull something off that hasn’t been pulled off before? Does it do something new and unique?
Questions? Email the hackathon manager
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