ABOUT THE HACKATHON
- The participation period will last for 4 weeks starting from 5th September 2022. Each team will select a problem to solve during this entire time.
- Each Team will comprise of 4 Members 2 gentlemen and at least 2 ladies and a Team Lead. The Team Lead is part of the team and can contribute to the creation of the project.
- We will have a Lead Mentor/Coach from Microsoft ADC in charge of the mentorship process, and mentors to ensure the participants fully benefit from the event in terms of delivery and support to the students; even as they prepare for their projects.
- The Hackathon Is 4 weeks, each week is a sprint on its own. Each Team will be required to submit their weekly report of what they are working on for review.
- If the team will use Microsoft Azure for the development of their solution, they are only allowed to Strictly use Azure for Students Subscription which they can activate from http://aka.ms/azureforstudents
Requirements
- At the end of the 4th week, by 06:00 pm Friday 30th September 2022 EAT, each team is required to deliver the following materials:
· Presentation Video – 3-minute pitch and demo video about your solution. Your Team Lead will guide you on how to record your presentation video on Microsoft Teams.
Prizes
⭐Digital certificate and digital badge for winning
⭐Mentorship from preferred professionals
Devpost Achievements
Submitting to this hackathon could earn you:
Judges
Humphrey Muriungi
Game Of Learners Ambassador
Felistus Kavuu
Game Of Learners Ambassador
Kenneth Omondi
Software Engineer at Microsoft ADC
Joy Bii
Program manager 2 at Microsoft ADC
Gloria Keya
Software Engineer at Microsoft ADC
Clare Limoh
Software Engineer at Microsoft ADC
Emmanuel loki
Product Manager At Microsoft ADC
Judging Criteria
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We will be judging students’ projects against Project idea, user experience
1. Idea - Originality: Has this or something similar been done before? Scope: How ambitious is the scope of the project? Have the team thought of where they would take it if they had more time? -
We will be judging students’ projects against Project idea, user experience
2. Address the Challenge Does the project address the Challenge, and present a clear and relevant solution? -
We will be judging students’ projects against , the project Business structure/Model
3. Business Value What business value does your project provide? -
We will be judging students’ projects against Focus & Complexity
4. Execution Focus: Did the team do a good job of keeping on task, or was their execution scattershot? Complexity: How complex was the solution? What technologies were used? -
We will be judging students’ projects Completion
5. Completion: Does it work or is it a mock-up? We're looking for a prototype, not necessarily something ready to go out to market. -
Have the Students created something?
6. Make Something Does the project make or create something tangible that can be shown or demonstrated, going beyond an idea?
Questions? Email the hackathon manager
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