All that you need to know about IEEE CODECLASH
1. Guidelines:
- Eligibility: Open to undergraduate and graduate students from accredited universities.
- Inter-College Teams: Allowed – Students from different universities can form teams.
- Inter-Specialization Teams: Allowed – Teams can consist of members from different majors (e.g., Computer Science, Electrical Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Data Science, etc.).
- Team Size: Maximum 4 members per team.
- Problem Statements: There will be 4 problem statements (2 hardware and 2 software), of which 2 must be completed and submitted for evaluation.
- Duration: The hackathon will be a 40-hour continuous challenge.
- Format: The event will be conducted in-person at Purdue Fort Wayne, with hybrid participation for PCCOE and SPIT.
- Evaluation Criteria: Submissions will be judged based on innovation, technical execution, feasibility, and impact.
2. Submission Requirements:
- GitHub Repository: All code must be maintained in a public GitHub repository with regular commits throughout the hackathon.
- Submission Form: Teams must submit their final work through Unstop, which will include: A link to a cloud storage folder (Google Drive, OneDrive, or equivalent) containing:
a. A 2-page memo summarizing the project, its approach, and key findings.
b. A PowerPoint presentation (PPT) explaining the solution.
c. A short video (max 3 minutes) demonstrating the project and its functionality.
- Deadline: All submissions must be completed before the 40-hour deadline.
3. Rules:
- All work must be original and developed during the hackathon timeframe. Pre-existing projects are not allowed.
- Late submissions will not be accepted. All projects must be submitted before the deadline.
- Use of open-source libraries and APIs is allowed but must be properly credited.
- Teams will have access to mentors and technical support, but all development work must be done independently.
- Any form of plagiarism, academic dishonesty, or misconduct will result in immediate disqualification.
- All participants must adhere to Purdue Fort Wayne’s code of conduct and ethical guidelines.
- Judges’ and Organizers' decisions are final and binding.
This hackathon is designed to push boundaries, encourage teamwork, and drive innovation. We look forward to seeing your ideas come to life!
RSVP now & then register on Unstop to secure your spot in this epic challenge!
https://unstop.com/p/ieee-codeclash-pimpri-chinchwad-college-of-engineeringpune-1430469
