T9Hacks is a 24 hour hackathon at the University of Colorado Boulder’s ATLAS Institute. Whether you're an artist, designer, or developer, you’ll find your place at T9Hacks!
T9Hacks is a 24 hour hackathon at the University of Colorado Boulder's ATLAS Institute that brings together students for a day of creativity, building, and hacking. Our goals this upcoming spring is to increase participation of women and people new to hackathons and to create an opportunity for students to explore new technologies, solve problems, and create something amazing with a team. Women occupy only 26% of IT positions and 18% of engineering majors in universities, and we want to help raise those numbers!
Eligibility
Participants: Individuals 18 and up who are currently enrolled in as a higher education student, or who have graduated in the last year.
Teams: Any size, but prizes will only be given to 4 people.
Location: You must be present at the hackathon in Boulder, Colorado.
Requirements
Starting at noon on Saturday, February 25th, you are free to build anything you set your mind to. That includes software and hardward projects, mobile apps, creative designs, websites, wearable technology... and the list goes on! Come prepared with an open mind, enthusiasm, and creativity.
How to enter
To enter, go to http://t9hacks.org/#registration and fill out the registration for yourself and friends!
Judges
Brittany Ann Kos
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Aileen Pierce
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Philip Chow
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Mia Cupidro
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Berk McCarthy
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Liz Weis
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Judging Criteria
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New Project
All projects that are submitted must be completely new work.