C10 HAX is a 12-hour hackathon hosted April 14th, 2018 at Centennial High School, where students from various high-schools will get the opportunity to collaborate on coding projects and compete for prizes. Whether you want to learn to code, or to flex your coding abilities, C10 HAX brings together coders of all different skill sets to collectively promote the knowledge of code.
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| Time | Room | Event | Info |
|---|---|---|---|
| 8:30 AM-9:00 AM | Lobby | Check-In | Participants should register online beforehand |
| TBD | Auditorium | Introduction Ceremony | Let the games begin |
| TBD | TBD | Coding Begins | Start work on projects |
| TBD | TBD | Workshops | For learning code |
| TBD | TBD | Coding Ends | Judging commences |
| TBD | Auditorium | Closing Ceremony | Win some prizes |
A Hackathon is an event that brings novice and experienced coders together in order to create innovative projects involving code.
No, you don't! Even if you aren't able to code beforehand, you can attend workshops, learn some code, and still submit a project.
C10 HAX is open to all high-school students. However, anyone is welcome to drop by and see what participants are working on.
No problem! Many participants arrive without a team, and you can meet and work with new people. You can also choose to work alone. The limit is 4 people per team.
For C10 HAX Spring 2018, you can code anything you want! Possibilities are websites, mobile or desktop apps, or even hardware projects.
All Hackathons, including C10 HAX, are free! We provide food, beverages, workspaces, and "swag" (free stuff).
We recommend that you bring an ID (if you have one) and a laptop. Laptops aren't required, but it won't be easy to code on lined paper.
Anyone caught working on past projects will be forced to sit in the corner and wear the dunce hat. Seriously though, we discourage using old work.
Well, we don't know yet. Updates will be provided as the hackathon draws nearer.
The judges are looking for original, innovative, and well-functioning projects. Bonus points for a project with real-world applicability!
C10 HAX follows the
MLH Code of Conduct.
Contact us at chshackathon@gmail.com!
Interested in sponsoring our hackathon? Contact us at chshackathon@gmail.com!
Sathwik YanamaddiSathwik, a sophomore at Centennial High, founded C10 HAX. He additonally drives fundraising support.
Richard HuangRichard, a sophomore at Centennial High, heads technology and early logistics efforts. He knows Java and some C++, and is self-taught in html, CSS, and JavaScript.
Amilee HuangAmilee, a sophomore at Centennial High, currently runs outreach and marketing. Despite matching last names, Amilee is not related to Richard.