Atlanta, GA, USA

RHoK Atlanta

Registration Deadline: 
Saturday, December 1, 2012
Reception Date: 
Tuesday, November 27, 2012
Reception Location: 
Barrelhouse on 5th Street
Reception details: 
We will get together before the event to talk about problems and ideas for things to work on. https://www.facebook.com/events/172827396195755/
Hackathon Location: 
GTRI - Georgia Tech Research Institute
Hackathon Details: 

Here's an outline of how RHOK Atlanta will run. We'll clear as much time for actual real work and keep the intros to a bare minimum. Register to attend RHoK Atlanta below.

Saturday, December 1

8.00 Registration, socialize, get set up, and ready to hack!

9.00 Welcome & problem statement presentations

9.30 Choose problems to work on, and form teams

10.30 Start hacking

12:30 Lunch

5:30  Dinner

We'll have light snacks, fruit, drinks and the like on hand during the day. We will supply lunch and dinner as well. Also we are near midtown so there are many great local restaurants if you prefer to get out for a bit. You can work all night long, or head home if you need to catch up on some sleep

Sunday, December 2

8:00 Breakfast!

8:30 Hacking continues

11:00 Prepare for presentations

12:00 Lunch

1.00 Present work in groups to everyone including the judges

2.00 Judges deliberate

2.30 Awards and prizes

 

Prizes:

  • Although the purpose is hacking for humanity, because of the generosity of our sponsors there will be cool prizes. In addition to the prizes, everybody that attends gets a RHoK Atlanta  t-shirt.

Sponsors:

See the video of our June event: http://www.facebook.com/photo.php?v=10151287107876449

 

FAQs

Q: Can I come if I am not a developer?
A: Yes. We welcome all people with all backgrounds. In addition to developers/technologists we need designers and subject matter experts.

Q: What problems will we be working on?
A: A few problems are already tied to this page below, but most problems come out on the day of the event. Expect 15-20 problems ptiched and most of them get teams formed around them and worked on.

Q: How are the teams formed?
A: They are formed organically. After the problems are presented people join teams based on interest in the idea and needs. So if you are an mobile developer you would likely join a  team that is solving a problem using mobile technology.

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