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Register for HackDKU
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Register your team
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Select a HackDKU track
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Identify a problem to solve
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Design a solution (e.g., UI/UX, code, app, web)
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Develop a project plan
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Present your solution

Mentorship for hackathon

See below schedule and locations to access HackDKU mentorship.

Mentorship Hours

Judging Criteria

Feasibility and Impact

How well does the hack fit the track theme? How well thought-out is the concept itself, concerning both the problem it aims to solve and the solution that has been proposed?

Innovation

How well does the hack approach the problem from a fresh perspective? Or, does the hack address a unique aspect of the problem that isn't already implemented or developed?

Functionality

How well did the team translate their concept into a working prototype? Is the hack functional, and to what extent? Is it limited to a few examples or test cases, or were you able to operate the hack yourself and use it for its intended purpose?

Overall Presentation

How was the overall presentation of the hack? Did the hackers have a prepared pitch, or was it more off-the-cuff? How convincing was the pitch? How well did the hackers understand the scope of their problem?


Submission

Team Projects must be submitted via HackDKU DevPost platform (link below).

Submission must be either a working code, application, website, or UI/UX prototype.

Projects that include code should be first uploaded/synced with Git platform (e.g., GitHub, GitLab), and then link to the relevant Git repository should be uploaded to DevPost.

DevPost Website