Hacklahoma is an annual 24-hour hackathon hosted by students at the University of Oklahoma. Our goal is to create a collaborative environment for students of all backgrounds, experience levels, and majors to express their creative and innovative visions.  We are excited to host our fourth-annual event virtually this year to offer hackers a fun and safe experience!

Check out our website for more information: https://2021.hacklahoma.org 
Register at https://register.hacklahoma.org

Eligibility

Not sure if you're eligible? Here's how to tell:

  1. You can work individually or in teams of up to 4 people.
  2. You must be a current student or have graduated within the last academic year.
  3. Any field of study/background is welcome!

Requirements

All projects and source code must be submitted to Devpost by 12:00pm CST on Sunday, February 7th, 2021.  We also highly encourage hackers to submit a video/presentation demonstrating their projects for judges to review.

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Prizes

$4,760 in prizes
First Place: Apple iPad
1 winner

Individual or team who places first, overall. Each team member will receive a 10.2-inch iPad (8th Generaton, 32GB).

Second Place: Nintendo Switch Lite
1 winner

Individual or team who places second, overall. Each team member will receive a new Nintendo Switch Lite.

Third Place: 27-inch Curved Monitor
1 winner

Individual or team who places third, overall. Each team member will receive a 27-inch curved monitor.

Best Beginner: Google Nest Mini and Mechanical Keyboard
1 winner

Individual or team who wins the Best Beginner Hack category. Each team member will receive a Google Nest Mini and a mechanical keyboard.

Best Design: Holystone Drone
1 winner

Individual or team who wins the Best Design Hack category. Each team member will receive a Holystone Drone.

Best Theme Hack: Blue Yeti Mic
1 winner

Individual or team who wins the Best Theme Hack category. Hacks considered for this category will embrace our retro theme this year. Each team member will receive a Blue Yeti mic.

Best Domain Registered with Domain.com: PowerSquare Qi Wireless Phone Charger & Domain.com Backpack
1 winner

Register a .tech, .space, or .online domain name using Domain.com during the weekend. Each team may submit one entry per person on the team. Each winning team member will receive a PowerSquare Qi Wireless Phone Charger & Domain.com Backpack.

Best use of Google Cloud: Google Branded Parkland Academy Backpack
1 winner

Build your hackathon project with a suite of secure storage, powerful compute, and integrated data analytics products provided by Google Cloud. See full list of products here: g.co/cloud. Each winning team member will receive a Google Branded Parkland Academy Backpack.

Best Hardware Hack Sponsored by Digi-Key: Grove Beginner Kits
2 winners

Using your preferred hardware or hardware emulator, build a hack for your chance to win a Grove Beginner Kit, with Arduino Uno R3 included. We select two winning teams for this category. Each winning team member will receive a prize!

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Prizes limited to residents of the United States only with the EXCEPTION of MLH and echoAR prizes which are open to all participants

Best use of echoAR
1 winner

Use echoAR's cloud platform for augmented and virtual reality (AR/VR) to build your project. The winning team will receive a $50 amazon gift card and each member will receive 3-month free Business Tier access with the project featured on their "Inspiration" page.

Judges

To Be Announced

To Be Announced

Judging Criteria

  • Creativity/Individuality
    How is your project unique to you? How does it stand out from other projects that are at Hacklahoma, or already out in the world?
  • Technical Difficulty
    Does it seem feasible that the project was able to be completed in 24 hours? Does the project seem like it was too difficult, too simple?
  • Learning
    Did you push yourself or minimize your skills and effort? Did you overcome any challenges or did you do it with your eyes closed? The risks you took play a big role here.
  • Presentation
    Did you submit a presentation or explanation that clearly demonstrates your project, its features, and how well you meet the above criteria?
  • Code Submission
    Did you submit your source code?
  • Overall Execution
    Overall, how does your project compare to the other projects given the above criteria?

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