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We've detected that you are using an unsupported browser. Please upgrade your browser to Internet Explorer 10 or higher. Log in Sign up Hackathons Projects For organizations Hackathons Projects For organizations Log in Sign up WashU ACM Hackathon Descend Home Participants (16) Rules Submissions Updates Discussions Winners will be announced soon Apr 4, 2018 view all dates Hillman 60, Washington University in St. Louis Tell your friends Questions? Email the hackathon manager $ 400 in prizes Google Home Mini This will be awarded to the best Android app submission. Amazon Gift Card (3) The three best SafeTrek API integrations will each win $100 Amazon gift cards! Integrations will be judged based on the successful integration of API, the creativity displayed in the use case, and overall execution. Balto - Most Polished UI/UX Will be emailed after the event. WashU ACM Mini-Hackathon! 3/31 11:00am-5:00pm 3/31, 11am-5pm, Hillman 60. The two main events will be the Android App (sponsored by Google Developers Group) and the SafeTrek Integration (sponsored by SafeTrek). The competition will take place from 11am to 5pm. You are highly encouraged to install and set up necessary software (Android Studio, etc) before the hackathon to maximize the amount of time spent coding rather than installing software. See https://acm.wustl.edu/hack for more information, resources, etc. View full rules Requirements The submission should be your best attempt at a functioning application or integration; do not be too worried if the submission doesn't work. 5-6 hours is a very short amount of time to build a project from start to finish, and the judges understand this. Don't be afraid to be ambitious with your project, as long as you can submit a prototype within the 6-hour timeframe. Your writeup should include a brief description of the submission. Judges Ben Oberkfell Benjamin Reifschneider Davidson Girard Sean Mishra Judging Criteria Android Was your app idea innovative? 6 hours is not a lot of time to write code, and the judges completely understand that; be ambitious! As long as you have a reasonably-working prototype, you're fine - we're not expecting a fully-polished product in 6 hours. SafeTrek Successful integration of API, creativity displayed in use case, and overall execution. Balto Most polished UI/UX. Devpost About Careers Contact Hackathons Browse hackathons Explore projects Help For Organizations Host an in-person hackathon Host an online hackathon Hackathon best practices Connect Legal Privacy policy Community Guidelines Terms of service...