A multi-weekend gathering of HCC college students organized to address specifically defined challenges! Students using a fast-paced ‘hackathon” methodology will be introduced to design challenges by subject matter experts. Students will choose a challenge to address, receive mentoring, and feedback in generating deliverables for each mini-hackathon showcase and present their projects to a set of judges for cash awards and recognition!
Hackathons, like the Design-a-thon@HCC, are a can’t miss experience! You can learn something new, make something that the world has never seen before, and win some amazing cash prizes! Come join us! Registration has started!Requirements
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Convert Art into Digital Files – multiple designs
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April 22nd - Half day - (5:30 pm to 7pm) April 23rd – All Day (9am to 5pm)
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Cash prizes totaling $500.00
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Devpost to collect and offer digital portfolio (Winners announced Thrusday April 28th)
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Check-in at 5:30 pm
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6 pm, the program starts, virtually on zoom
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RE-Introduction (creative brief)
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Events rules/guidelines/schedule
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Wrap up & Networking
| 5:30 pm to 7pm |
Check-in at 5:30 pm 6 pm, the program starts, virtually on zoom,
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| 9am to 4pm |
April 23rd – All Day (9 am to 5 pm, hybrid on-campus/live stream)
HCC Stafford Campus (13622 Stafford Rd, Stafford, TX 77477) Tuesday, Wednesday, Thrusday from 1pm to 7pm HCC West Houston Insitute (2811 Hayes Rd, Houston, TX 77082) Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, & Thrusday from 10am to 2pm
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Prizes
1st Place - Best DIGITAL DESIGN of DESIGNATHON@HCC!
2nd Place - Best DIGITAL Design of DESINATHON@HCC!
3rd Place - Best Digital Design of DESIGNATHON@HCC!
Devpost Achievements
Submitting to this hackathon could earn you:
Judges
Ravi Brahmbhatt
Houston Community College
Alberto Urbina
Houston Community College
Andre Hermann
Houston Community College
Judging Criteria
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Criteria
4) "All criteria of assignment have been met. 3) Most of the required criteria have been followed. 2) Some of the criteria have been met Utilized at least one of the three themes. 1) No much effort is given to addressing the criteria. -
Craftsmanship
(neatness, precision, care) 4) Concept was beautifully and patiently done 3) Below-average craftsmanship 2) Average craftsmanship 1) Below-average craftsmanship -
Interpretation, Creativity, originality
4) shows a unique and creative interpretation of the challenge. 3) shows a clear understanding of the assignment 2) shows some creativity and adequate interpretation 1) Little to no evidence of original thought or interpretation. -
Visual impact
Use of color, texture, and materials 4) is striking and memorable and has WOWs the viewer. 3) has a lasting impact on the viewer. 2) is addressed, holding the viewer's attention. 1) is incomplete, with little or no impact on the viewer.
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