List of hackathons in Elk Grove, United States in 2015

Some of the STEM students are interested in continuing to compete in National and International competitions and we need your support. We have raised nearly $13,000 from our community and industry in support of our robotics team.  Join to learn more about what STEM students are doing at our parent forum.

Join us for a special Smart City Mobile App Hackathon, produced by the AT&T Developer Program. Hangout with us as we hack and build apps/mobile apps, get fed, compete for prizes across different categories and most importantly: meet new people and scout for teammates to work on new or current projects. We will have experts from AT&T and the local community onsite to assist with your development.

The hackathon is coming! #knocode2015 Knodemy hosts kode Hackathon on Veterans DAY -  in order to empower young students, guide them to become innovators and lead the way to the future through exposure to computer science and technology. Beginners programming in HTML. CSS and JAVASCRIPT Required Mandatory Workshops - If student doesn't have prior programming experience. Workshop I Saturday - Nov 7th 10am-11:30am - Register @ https://www.eventbrite.com/e/kode-hackathon-mandatory-workshops-i-tickets-18379501584 Workshop II Saturday - Nov 7th 1pm-2:30pm - Register @ https://www.eventbrite.com/e/kode-hackathon-mandatory-workshops-ii-tickets-18379539698 The Hackathon will provide an opportunity to students who are eager to learn computer science, to collaborate, innovate and bring their ideas to life. The Hackathon is structured to teach students to become builders and creators, and not just consumers of technology. What will you learn? Introduction to programming, basics in programming languages such as: HTML5 CSS JavaScript Concept of an idea to a product launch Skills: Time management Leadership skills Collaboration/team work Presentation/Pitching Skills Brainstorming Problem Solving  Check out Annual hackathon video - August 16, 2015 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nOOTZupY_fM   FAQS What to expect? Students will be divided into teams where they will get a chance to collaborate to brainstorm ideas, create a project, and market the product. At the end of the Hackathoneach team will present their project judges and knodemy instructors. There will be prizes and certificate distributed at the end of presentations. Is there an age limit to enter the event? Ages 10 - 15 . Some programming experience required  What should I bring? BYOL (Bring Your Own Laptop) & Headsets REQUIRED TO PARTICIPATE Where can I contact the organizer with any questions? Please send your questions to hack@knodemy.com  * Free Lunch provided for every participant

Intro to Coding - Workshop Languages: HTML5, CSS & Javascript Ages 10 - 15th | 1.5 hours | Intermediat - Advanced No prior programming experience needed BYOD:  Bring your own device - Laptop/iPad   Preparation for kode Hacakthon - Programming languages taught relevent to hacakthon.

Intro to Coding - Workshop Languages: HTML5, CSS & Javascript Ages 10 - 15th | 1.5 hours | Beginners No prior programming experience needed BYOD:  Bring your own device - Laptop/iPad   Preparation for kode Hacakthon - Programming languages taught relevent to hacakthon.

We are pleased to announce that IMSA’s 3rd annual Social Innovation Hackathon is underway! Our partner this year, the California Civic Data Coalition (CCDC), will provide real-world challenges with public data. It’s time to take that jumbled, dirty, ugly data and turn it into something beautiful through technology! The organizing committee is working closely with the CCDC to curate a set of well-defined challenge statements to make public data easier to access and analyze, and the impact that a 24-hour event can have. Participants will have access to subject-matter experts, real datasets, in addition to the basics: Wi-fi, meals, snacks, caffeine, and a dedicated nap room.

The Hack2Health - Innovations in Diabetes Hackathon is a workshop venue for participants to form teams and develop their concepts.  It is the first phase of the overall Innovations in Diabetes Design Challenge and a mandatory step if teams are to move forward in the competition. Teams are challenged to design an innovative digital health solution promoting sustained patient engagement and behavioral change in the prevention or management of type 2 diabetes     After registering here, participants will be invited to join an online communication forum to open lines of dialogue with other participants and perhaps even form preliminary teams.  Participants are also strongly encouraged to consider a design thinking perspective and interview both potential end users and industry experts prior to attending the Hackathon (whether those users be providers, diabetes patients, or otherwise).   No coding is required at the Hackathon and prototyping tools will be provided. This is simply an ideation phase for participants to form teams, meet stakeholders, and develop a concept in a collaborative environment.  The Hackathon will be a fun opportunity for participants to hear from stakeholders, end users, and industry experts. Plus, you can win $1000 in prize money!  

IxDA Limerick is organising a one day event on learning how to become a Wikipedia contributor. Two experienced wikipedians- Rebecca O'Neill and Shannon Eichelberger from the Wikimedia Community Ireland- will guide our steps. As the event is part of the series of IxDA events supported by ID2015- A Year of Irish Design, we are planning to focus on adding new articles (or expanding existing ones) on the topic of Irish Design.

H20 Hackathon – A Water Challenge was conceived during the summer of 2014 by San Joaquin County entrepreneurs, business leaders, government officials, and environmental leaders who saw a need for the development of new water technology in order to contend with the impacts of severe drought. San Joaquin County is ground zero for many of the water challenges facing urban and agricultural communities throughout the state.  Farmers face the challenges of extended droughts and extreme wet periods that will intensify with the impacts of climate change.  A growing urban population, urban water districts, state parks, and wildlife areas face the same challenges.  Water is the most essential resource for the continued health of California’s agriculture, recreation, and business economies.  Yet, it is a finite resource that must be protected to guarantee the future environmental health of the state, in addition to the public health of California residents.