About the challenge
In this challenge, we aim to create innovative solutions that leverage technology to address real-world problems. Participants are encouraged to think outside the box and develop projects that showcase their skills and creativity.
The challenge provides an opportunity to collaborate with like-minded individuals, learn new technologies, and potentially win exciting prizes.
Get started
To get started, follow these steps:
1. **Understand the Challenge Requirements**: Review the challenge guidelines and criteria to ensure your project aligns with the goals.
2. **Form a Team**: Collaborate with others to combine skills and ideas. You can find team members through the challenge forum or social media groups.
3. **Brainstorm Ideas**: Think about potential projects that address the challenge. Consider the technologies you want to use and the impact of your solution.
4. **Develop Your Project**: Start coding! Utilize the resources available, such as documentation, tutorials, and community support.
5. **Submit Your Project**: Once your project is complete, prepare your submission according to the guidelines and submit it before the deadline.
Good luck, and we can’t wait to see what you create!
Requirements
What to Build
Participants are encouraged to create a project that utilizes machine learning to improve or solve real world problems. Your project can take various forms, including but not limited to:
- **Web Applications**: Build a responsive web app that addresses a specific problem or need.
- **Mobile Applications**: Develop a mobile app that provides a unique solution or enhances user experience.
- **APIs**: Create an API that can be used by other developers to integrate your solution into their applications.
- **Hardware Projects**: If applicable, design a hardware solution that complements your software project.
Make sure your project is innovative, user-friendly, and demonstrates your technical skills.
What to Submit
When submitting your project, please include the following:
1. **Project Description**: A clear and concise overview of your project, including its purpose, target audience, and key features.
2. **Demo Video**: A short video (2-3 minutes) showcasing your project in action. Highlight its functionality and user experience.
3. **Source Code**: Provide a link to your project’s source code repository (e.g., GitHub) so judges can review your work.
4. **Team Information**: List the members of your team, their roles, and any relevant backgrounds or skills.
Ensure that all submissions are made before the deadline and adhere to the challenge guidelines.
Prizes
cash
Devpost Achievements
Submitting to this hackathon could earn you:
Judges
Fares Sofiane Mazouni
data scientist
Judging Criteria
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Innovation
**Description**: Projects will be evaluated on their originality and creativity. Judges will look for unique approaches to solving problems and the potential for groundbreaking ideas that stand out from the competition. -
Technical Implementation
This criterion assesses the technical quality of the project. Judges will consider the code structure, efficiency, and the appropriate use of technologies. A well-executed project that demonstrates strong technical skills will score higher -
Impact
Projects will be judged on their potential impact and relevance. Judges will consider how well the project addresses a significant problem or need and its scalability.
Questions? Email the hackathon manager
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