List of hackathons in United States in 2019

Join the lead developer of the Collaboration Tree, an open source collaborative design and innovation web technology (like an online think tank), at this Hack for LA hosted event.  He'll be there to give more information about the project, answer questions, and help people get started with it, especially in preparation for the upcoming hackathon. Enter from 2nd street and take the elevator up to the 2nd floor. If the elevator requires a keycard and security is unavailable, join HackForLA.org/slack and post a message to channel #west-side-wed Links Project: github.com/F4IF/ctree-demo Slack: bit.ly/cTreeSlackNew Polymer: polymer-project.org

Come together with friends and other students, meet new people, strengthen your design and development skills, and connect with companies eager to identify talent and see what you can make… all within one weekend. This hackathon will strengthen your resume, let you apply what you’re doing in the classroom into real-world scenarios, and let you earn valuable cash, prizes, and awards! Each industry sponsor will present challenges related to their thread of industry. Multiple challenges are possible for each sponsor. In each of these challenges, students will be chosen to form teams to solve these challenges presenting the best of our students in Computer Science, Information Technology, Software Engineering and Game Development. Many different skillsets on every team are desired for the best results for our industry leaders. For more information, check our site at http://ccse.kennesaw.edu/news-events/ccse-hackathon.php. Food and snacks will be provided throughout the weekend during the hackathon, computer labs will be open for working on projects with industry sponsors and faculty during the weekend, attendees can come and go as needed throughout the weekend (and work on projects off campus), with the exception of Sunday when all attendees are expected to attend the final presentations and awards luncheon. To register, please provide your name, email address, t-shirt size, and phone number. You will recieve a confirmation email as well as various reminder and update correspondance before the event date. If you have any questions or concerns about the event, contact the event coordinator.

Come together with friends and other students, meet new people, strengthen your design and development skills, and connect with companies eager to identify talent and see what you can make… all within one weekend. This hackathon will strengthen your resume, let you apply what you’re doing in the classroom into real-world scenarios, and let you earn valuable cash, prizes, and awards! Each industry sponsor will present challenges related to their thread of industry. Multiple challenges are possible for each sponsor. In each of these challenges, students will be chosen to form teams to solve these challenges presenting the best of our students in Computer Science, Information Technology, Software Engineering and Game Development. Many different skillsets on every team are desired for the best results for our industry leaders. For more information, check our site at http://ccse.kennesaw.edu/news-events/ccse-hackathon.php. This event is open to all KSU CCSE students (ACS, BASIT, IT, CS, SWE, and CGDD) who have passed their first few programming courses; you need to have completed these courses to ensure you’re deep enough into your major to meaningfully contribute to your team. Graduate students who have exempted all transitional courses or have passed at least three 5000 transition courses are also eligible.  Food and snacks will be provided throughout the weekend during the hackathon, computer labs will be open for working on projects with industry sponsors and faculty during the weekend, attendees can come and go as needed throughout the weekend (and work on projects off campus), with the exception of Sunday when all attendees are expected to attend the final presentations and awards luncheon. To register, please provide your name, KSU EMAIL ONLY, KSU ID number, t-shirt size, phone number, and first and second sponsor choices. If your information cannot be verified, you won't be able to participate in the hackathon. If you have any questions concerning eligibility or about the event itself, contact the event coordinator.