My name is Jean Paul Mugizi. I am a junior at Miami University of Ohio majoring in Software Engineering. Attending the Intel Hackathon 2013 has been a unique experience for me as I chance to network with students from Erlham College, Indiana University, and Miami University working together to write a data visualization board for climate trends.
Code for Good
Intel Hackathon at Earlham College
Hello all, my name is Ivan Babic and I am studying Computer Science at Earlham College. This April, we are hosting Earlham College Hackathon sponsored by Intel. Our problem statement is “Use technology and the power of visualization + geocoding to show location specific long term climate trends.”
Student Code for Good Hackathons
How would you save the world in 32 Hours?
Imagine you are a Computer Science student; you are invited to spend 32 straight hours coding in order to come up with ideas to help address a major societal problem. Now imagine you are given unlimited pizza, plenty of coffee, top of the line Intel-inspired Ultrabooks™ and access to world class experts to get you going. What would you do?
The First Code for Good Student Hackathon
Ex-post facto Here are some of the Apps these great students came up with -http://cs.contracosta.edu/hackathon
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