Introduction
The Schulich School of Engineering and the Hack Your Learning club have joined forces to host the first ever SchulichHacks coding competition. We will be inviting the most competitive teams from universities across the country to participate in this year's environment-themed Hackathon.
About the Challenge: Save the Environment
Environmental challenges continue to be a major point of concern in our society today. From reducing our carbon footprints to effective waste management, data and technology can be leveraged to bring forth much-needed major change. Join us in this hackathon to develop creative and innovative data-centric solutions for real-world environmental problems.
Interested teams must register at: https://form.jotform.com/223256356782058
Prizes
$CAD10,500 in prizes
First Place
Second Place
Third Place
Best UX/UI Design
Best use of APIs and Datasets
Best Technical Theme
Best collaboration/team-work
Devpost Achievements
Submitting to this hackathon could earn you:
Judges

Dr. Gouri Deshpande

Reza Razavi
CTO at Userful

Dale Carter
Software Development Manager at Benevity

Matt Rose
Tech Lead at Arcurve
Judging Criteria
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Strategy/Algorithm
35% | Includes projects simplicity, ingenuity, and overall ability to achieve desired outcome. -
Code
35% | Involves structure, consistency, readability, and efficiency. -
Resource Management
10% | Includes memory usage efficiency and programs CPU usage. -
Presentation
20% | Involves design process & justification, design critique, voice, articulation and timing, visual aids, and response to questions.
Questions? Email the hackathon manager
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