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TritonHacks is a two-day high school level hackathon aimed at providing greater access to CS education, specifically for disadvantaged local communities lacking their own resources to prepare students for careers in STEM fields. This year, the theme is Crisis!
If you're interested in becoming a recruit, scroll down to fill out our application! TritonHacks is meant for everyone of any skill or experience level! We want you to have fun and learn something new!
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FAQs
What is a hackathon?
It’s basically a sprint for programmers! Our hackathon is targeted for high school students but typically a group of people interested in programming come together to create a project in a sprint-like event!
What if I don’t know anything about coding?
No worries! Our hackathon is designed for high school students of all experience levels! We have starter kits for everyone, no matter how much experience you have had!
Do I work individually or with a team?
Either! We strongly recommend working in a team as hackathons are designed to be completed in groups and the work can be distributed for a more collaborative atmosphere! We have a 4 person max!
How do I find a team?
During registration we ask if you already have a team, if you do, great! If not we will form teams with students who are also interested in working in teams.
What will a day at the hackathon look like?
While you are working to complete your project, there will be food provided, and there will be workshops and panels throughout the day to teach you valuable skills and concepts
Sponsors
Companies that are providing us with the resources to come to the rescue.
Interested in sponsoring us? Email us at tritonhacks@gmail.com.
This program is supported in part by a co-sponsorship from the Office of the Vice Chancellor for Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion. Any views or opinions expressed in this program are solely those of the speaker(s) and/or organizer(s) and do not necessarily represent those of the Office of the Vice Chancellor.