Welcome to Rice University's 11th annual fall hackathon!
HackRice 11 is inspired by the themes of connectivity, digitization, and transitioning to a post-pandemic world. Join us to build and show off awesome projects, collaborate with other hackers, participate in technical workshops, and network with industry-leading companies!
Check out our website at hack.rice.edu. Note: you must apply through our website in order to participate.
Prizes
$16,560 in prizes
1st Place
2nd Place
3rd Place
Track: First Timer's
(2)
Track: Automation
Track: Education
(2)
Business Challenge
AR/VR Challenge
Bill.com Challenge
D2K Challenge
Rice Design Challenge
Schlumberger Challenge
Google Cloud Challenge
Chevron Challenge
(2)
MLH Challenge
Devpost Achievements
Submitting to this hackathon could earn you:
Judges
TBD
Luna Xia
Abhijeet Mulgund
Jeff Tang
Anthony Yan
Avery Jordan
Zichuan Gong
Huw Ogilvie
Junliang Ouyang
Edward Feng
Chris Chivetta
Anika Zaman
Mohamed Abedelmalik
Harry Gao
Caleb Solano
Salvatore Testa
Waseem Ahmad
Geronimo Maspero
James Cha
Jian Huang
Vicky Yao
Todd Treangen
Robert Chadwick
Schlumberger
Andrea Pound
Schlumberger
Sara Slate
Rice Design
Metinee Ding
Rice Design
Joey Yang
Rice Design
Stella Ding
Rice Design
Alex Stevens
Vedo Systems
Mike rosburg
Vedo Systems
Arko Barman
D2K
Su Chen
D2K
Hesam Panahi
Amanda Acevedo
Vedo Systems
Chetan Bhatia
Judging Criteria
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Technical Rigor
We are looking for technically advanced solutions to technically challenging problems that make use of hardware and/or APIs. However, making an extensive solution with integrated simple technologies is equally impressive! -
Originality & Creativity
We are looking for original ideas or new angles on existing ideas. For example, using an API in a unique way. We know APIs work—we want to see if you can do something new and awesome with them! -
User Experience & Design
We are looking for aesthetically pleasing projects with a clear and intuitive user experience. -
Practicality & Impact
We are looking for impactful projects that solve real-world problems. Additionally, we would like to emphasize the importance of the scope of your project as well as the scalability of your solution. -
Relevance
If you submit your project to a track or challenge, we are looking for relevance to the spirit/requirements of that track/challenge.
Questions? Email the hackathon manager
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