Hackathon Dummy Theme

This is a dummy theme designed to provide hints and basic ideas for potential problems.

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  Dummy Theme 1

  Your Own Jarvis AI

  Create your very own Jarvis-like AI assistant using Arduino and Python! Participants will work in teams to develop an intelligent system capable of voice recognition, system automation, and personal assistance.

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  Dummy Theme 2

  Inventory Management System

  Create a web-based inventory management system that allow to track their products, manage stock levels, and streamline ordering processes. This system should cater to small and medium-sized enterprises looking for an efficient way to manage their inventory.

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  Dummy Theme 3

  IT Off-Topics

  Creating a platform like OT Discussion. The goal is to provide a space where students can easily ask questions, share insights, and engage in meaningful conversations with other students & students to connect with other students who share similar interests on campus.

Important

Hackathon Guidelines and Process

All participants must adhere to the following guidelines

• Rule 1

  Use Online Resources

  You are allowed to use online resources like tutorials and libraries, but make sure to give credit to the sources you use.

• Rule 2

  Teamwork

  Teams are mandatory for better documentation and clear explanations, ensuring a well-rounded and organized project.

• Rule 3

  Team Composition Rule

  Each group should ideally consist of 5 members. Every group must have unique members, meaning no individual can be part of more than one group during the hackathon.

• Rule 4

  College Participation Rule

  Each group must consist only of students from your own college. Group members from different colleges are not allowed to participate together in the same group.

• Rule 5

  Mixed Year Groups

  Groups can have a mix of students from different academic years (1st, 2nd, and 3rd), but all members must be from the same college.

• Rule 6

  Group Name Rule

  Each group must have a unique group name, as it will be your identity throughout the hackathon. All activities, submissions, and evaluations will be associated with your group name, so choose wisely!

• Rule 7

  48-Hour Time Frame

  You have exactly 48 hours to work on your project at home or any preferred location. After the 48 hours, you will have a specific window to submit your project.

• Rule 8

  Original Work

  Your project must be built from scratch during the hackathon. If any prior work or code is used, it must be clearly stated.

• Rule 9

  Project Demo

  Include a brief video or written description explaining how your project works when submitting. That's why teamwork is mandatory .

• Rule 10

  Evaluation Criteria

  Projects will be judged based on innovation, complexity, user experience, and completeness.

• Rule 11

  Disqualification Rule

  If your project is found to be copied or purchased from the internet, or if any team member absent on the submission day, the entire team will be disqualified, no matter how super or great your project is.

• Rule 12

  Stay Professional

  Maintain a positive and respectful attitude throughout the event.