List of hackathons in Normal, United States in 2017

The CU hack night is a weekly, ongoing meetup of diverse people from our local community. Our focus is problem solving, using our collective skills. Most of our work is computer-based, but it doesn’t have to be limited to technology.We meet Tuesday nights from 6 - 8+ PM. Dinner is part of the meeting.It’s worth emphasizing that our hack night is not a competitive contest (or “hackathon”). We are not under time constraints and we’re not judging the output. At any given hack night, we need two kinds of people:- People who have skills, or want to learn and practice them.- People who have ideas or problems to solve, and need help working on them.During the working part of each meetup, we break into groups to work on projects, which could be small or go on over many weeks. Anyone is welcome to bring an idea to work on, and everyone is welcome to work on whatever idea sounds most interesting to them.At the beginning of our meeting, we introduce ourselves, share announcements, and have a speaker talking about something of interest. Then we break into groups and, well, hack!

The CU hack night is a weekly, ongoing meetup of diverse people from our local community. Our focus is problem solving, using our collective skills. Most of our work is computer-based, but it doesn’t have to be limited to technology.We meet Tuesday nights from 6 - 8+ PM. Dinner is part of the meeting.It’s worth emphasizing that our hack night is not a competitive contest (or “hackathon”). We are not under time constraints and we’re not judging the output. At any given hack night, we need two kinds of people:- People who have skills, or want to learn and practice them.- People who have ideas or problems to solve, and need help working on them.During the working part of each meetup, we break into groups to work on projects, which could be small or go on over many weeks. Anyone is welcome to bring an idea to work on, and everyone is welcome to work on whatever idea sounds most interesting to them.At the beginning of our meeting, we introduce ourselves, share announcements, and have a speaker talking about something of interest. Then we break into groups and, well, hack!