CBusStudentHack

Description:

CbusStudentHack – Coding for Community is a 10-week programming contest for central Ohio high school students. Participants will access tools and software to develop applications and be mentored by academic leaders and Franklin University students. This rewarding experience will introduce you to computer science education, providing you with the skills you need to prepare for college and your future career. The Hackathon will help develop your technical communication strategies, opening the doors of opportunity and creativity.

This year's theme is ENERGY: Powering Our Future with Coding! Teams will be judged on software quality, community impact, execution, and creativity.

Register your team Today at CbusStudentHack.org!

Kickoff Event: Jan. 18, 2019 (8:30 a.m.-1:30 p.m.)
Judging and Awards Finale: March 22, 2019 (8:30 a.m.-1:30 p.m.)
Location: Columbus Metropolitan Library, 96 S. Grant Ave., Columbus, OH 43215

Partners:
• CbusStudentHack is organized and led by Franklin University and Urbana University.
• CbusStudentHack wouldn't be possible without our sponsors! If you're interested in connecting with future talent and gaining positive community brand awareness while supporting STEM education in our community, contact us about sponsorship opportunities at cbustudenthack2@gmail.com!

Prizes: Cash prizes will be awarded to the top three student teams. Other raffles and prizes, including
Rookie of the Year, will be included.
• Grand Prize: $2,500
• 2nd Place: $1,500
• 3rd Place: $1,000

Register Today >