Who we are

The Associated Students of Ohlone College Research and Development Division is a group of dedicated students who are organizing a hackathon targeting high school and community college students.

Our Event

OhloneHacks 2.0 is the second iteration of the first community college hackathon in the Bay Area. Our mission is to create internship and networking opportunities for two-year college students who may not otherwise have access to other events held by larger universities due to limited availability. We endeavor to provide resources and collaborative space to expose our peers to technology that is not traditionally used in the classroom. 

Our Theme

Our major theme this year is “Cyber Security” - encouraging users to protect and build strong habits to protect their cyber data. From storing valuable personal information online to the smart-home devices in homes, technology has benefited humanity greatly. However, with this broadness, someone with malicious intent can remotely gain control of personal data, leading to harm for many. We believe that it is paramount for students and young adults to learn and improve their safety consciousness to maintain one’s online security. Our goal is to maximize innovation,understanding, and promote exploration along these lines.

 

Eligibility

OhloneHacks is open to any college or graduate student in the United States.

Hackathon Sponsors

Prizes

$2,200 in prizes
Best General Hack - 1st Place
1 winner

Each participant will receive Airpods Pro.

Best General Hack - 2nd Place
1 winner

Each participant will receive a Tello Boost Combo.

Best General Hack - 3rd Place
1 winner

Each participant will receive a Nest Audio.

Challenge Prize
1 winner

Each participant will receive an Anker PowerCore 20,100mAh. Whichever team finds the most security flaws wins. In order to be considered, a team needs to find at least 20 security flaws.

Devpost Achievements

Submitting to this hackathon could earn you:

Judges

Real Judge

Real Judge

Judging Criteria

  • Usefulness/Impact
    Does the project solve a problem? Can this project be expanded on with more time and resources? Can the project be implemented?
  • Polish/Design
    Does the project look good? Does the interface flow well and make sense to users?
  • Technical Difficulty
    Is the project technically complicated and executed well? Does the project demonstrate a good understanding of the tools used?
  • Originality/Creativity
    Originality/Creativity Is this project unique? Does it include features or other aspects that we haven’t seen before? What does it do differently/better than other tools or projects that exist?

Questions? Email the hackathon manager

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