HackHouston 2019 is a 24 hour event at Texas Southern University where hundreds of TECH and NON-TECH students will come together to brainstorm ideas, build software/hardware projects, and most of all, HAVE FUN! You take care of building. We'll take care of you.
Visit the website to register http://hackhouston.io/
Eligibility
- Participants: Must be 18 years or older and currently enrolled in collge/bootcamp/highschool or have graduated up to one year ago as of the date of this hackathon.
Requirements
You are allowed to enter ONLY ONE submission for consideration by the judges.
All team members must be registered as a team on Devpost.
All code must be submitted to a Github repo.
Projects must be submitted to Devpost.
Please be prepared to demo your submission IN PERSON to the judges.
Please include the following information in the description for your submission:
- Inspiration for your submission
- What your submission does
- How you built it
- Challenges that you ran into, and how you overcame them
- Accomplishments that you're proud of
- What's next for your product?
Prizes
1st Place
Nintendo Switch for each member of the team
2nd Place
Google Home Minis for each member of the team
3rd Place
JBL Speaker for each member of the winning team
Best use of Google Cloud Platform
Google Home Minis for each team member
Best Domain Name from Domain.com
Raspberry Pi & PiHut Essential Kit for each team member
Best IoT Hack Using a Qualcomm Device
410C Dragonboard for each team member
Snap Kit Prize
Use Snap Kit's web or mobile SDK in your hack. Each winning team member will receive a Casio Calculator Watch!
Best use of Blockstack
Use the Blockstack Platform in your web or mobile hacks. Each winning team member will receive a $100 Amazon Gift Card
Devpost Achievements
Submitting to this hackathon could earn you:
How to enter
- Participants MUST register here http://hackhouston.io/
Judges

Shanon Tatum
Devpost

Kevin Burleigh
Devpost

Flow Burleigh
Devpost

Marty Donovan
Devpost
Judging Criteria
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IMPACT
How would your project effect society? What are the short-term and long-term application of this project? -
CREATIVITY
Was the project like nothing you have seen before? Did it use a particularly clever technique? Did it use many different components in a unique way? -
DESIGN
How good is the user experience? How easy is it to use? how good does it look? -
IMPLEMENTATION
Does it work as the team intended it to? Is it an optimal way to solve the problem the team is trying to address?
Questions? Email the hackathon manager
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