About the event
Cutie Hack is a 12-hour, beginner-oriented hackathon hosted by students at University of California, Riverside where hackers are challenged to create a cool project within the time frame to demo in order to win awesome prizes and participate in workshops, fun games, and networking.
Get started
1. Register for the event at cutiehack.com, then join our discord with the following link: https://discord.gg/dwscZyrw
2. Check-in is at 6:15 am at Bytes
3. Register your project on Devpost in order to be eligible for competition.
Requirements
What to Submit
- Github Link to your project's code base.
- A description of your project, what it does, and if it solves any problem.
- Any website url if it is live.
Prizes
1st Place
TBA
2nd Place
TBA
3rd Place
TBA
Most On Theme
TBA
Best Hardware Project
TBA
Best Beginner Project
TBA
Best UI/UX Project
TBA
Most Sustainable
TBA
Best Social Impact
TBA
Devpost Achievements
Submitting to this hackathon could earn you:
Judges
Eliot Lee
Former ACM Vice President
Vincent Raimondi
Software Engineer
Paulian Le
Previous Operations Lead
Jerry LI
ACM Vice President
Joshua Candelaria
CS Graduate Student
Rachit Prajapati
CS Graduate Student
Ethan Roos
CS Graduate Student
Sathya Srinivasan
Samarth Srinivasa
Suryateja Duvvuri
Mariam Golwalla
Cybersecurity Analyst
Bobby Lerias
Product Designer
Cameron Tsai
Alice Thai
Ryan Ulep
Tech Lead
Bianca Rein Del Rosario
Consultant
Karan Bhogal
Software Engineer
Yogitha Shastri
Former Bear Hack Director
Raidah Fairooz
Craig Schroeder
UCR CSE Faculty
Allan Knight
UCR CSE Faculty
Judging Criteria
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Complexity
How complex is the project in terms of functionality and/or design? -
“Wow” Factor
Is the concept of the project something that you’ve never seen? -
Polish
Is the project robust from the back to the end-user? -
Effort
Does the team’s pitch exude passion for the idea they worked on all day?
Questions? Email the hackathon manager
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