FalconHacks is a 24-hour event between 12/10 and 12/11, where students will be able to design and create their own projects. We will be providing workshops, mentors, and prizes during the event. Geared towards beginners and veteran programmers alike, FalconHacks is inclusive for anyone who is willing to code and make the next big thing. With free attendance and acess to a plethora of resources and connections, FalconHacks is the premier hackathon for Bay Area high schoolers. Register by signing up through this form today!
FalconHacks is run by the Foothill High Computer Science Club, a student-run organization.
9.00 AM SAT
Opening Ceremony
11.00 AM SAT
Git/Github tutorial session by William
2.30 PM SAT
Game Development Workshop by Studio Heart Engine
5.00 PM SAT
Web Development Workshop by Girls Who Code Club
7.00 PM SAT
App Development Workshop by FHS App Dev Club
9.00 PM SAT
Machine Learning Workshop by Claire
11.00 AM SUN
Projects are due
4.00 PM SUN
Winners are announced
Winners will be receiving Amazon gift cards. 1st place will be given $20, 2nd will be given $15, and 3rd will be given $10.
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What skill level do you have to be to participate?
We encourage anyone interested to participate regardless of skill level.
I don not have a team. Can I still participate?
Yes, either you can submit individually or we can help provide help introduce you to other participants at a similar skill level.
How will submissions be handled?
We will be accepting a github project link from each team with a commit history. We expect that all code written for the project be written during the competition. Failure to do so will result in disqualification. Furthermore, teams will be required to give a short presentation. This presentation maybe a video or done live to judges. For more details check here.
What is the maximum size of teams?
Teams can have a max of 4 people.
Is boilerplate code allowed?
Yes boilerplate from tools like create react app etc. is allowed and so are packages from places like npm and pip.
What time zone are all the times in?
All the times are in Pacific Standard Time.
If you have any further questions please email them to us at foothillcompsciclub@gmail.com
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