The FCC Hackathon & Scholarship Challenge is an exciting opportunity for tech enthusiasts, problem-solvers, and innovators to showcase their coding skills and compete for a chance to win exclusive scholarships towards any FCC course. Whether you're a seasoned developer or a coding newcomer, this event is your chance to dive deep into real-world problems and develop cutting-edge solutions that stand out.

Participants will not only engage in a competitive coding environment but will also be evaluated on creativity, functionality, and overall technical excellence. The top scorers will be rewarded with discounts and scholarships on FCC's top-notch coding and educational programs, empowering you to continue your learning journey with us.

Requirements

Participants will be provided with 5 coding challenges during the hackathon. Each challenge will test various aspects of problem-solving, logical reasoning, and technical implementation. Your goal is to complete these tasks by writing and submitting the correct code solutions.

The submission should:

  • Follow proper coding conventions.
  • Be well-documented with comments for clarity.
  • Implement the most efficient solution possible.
What to Submit

Participants need to submit:

  1. Source Code: For all 5 challenges. Make sure the code is clean, commented, and works efficiently.
  2. ReadMe File: A brief document explaining how your code works for each challenge.
  3. Time Submission: Your submission time will also be considered, so submit as soon as you have the correct solution.

Please note that submissions will be evaluated based on correctness, efficiency, and submission time. The quicker and more accurate the code, the better your chances of winning!

Hackathon Sponsors

Prizes

4 non-cash prizes
75% scholarship
1 winner

The student securing the 1st position in the hackathon will be awarded a 75% scholarship for any course they choose to enroll in at FCC. This prize is valued at $864, and it can be applied toward any eligible program, providing a significant reduction in tuition costs. This scholarship will empower the winner to pursue their education at a fraction of the cost, advancing their skills and career prospects.

25% Scholarship
1 winner

The student securing the 3rd position in the hackathon will be awarded a 25% scholarship for any course they choose to enroll in at FCC. This prize is valued at $288, and it can be applied toward any eligible program. The scholarship provides the third-place winner a valuable opportunity to pursue their education at a discounted rate, furthering their knowledge and skills.

50% Scholarship
1 winner

The student securing the 2nd position in the hackathon will be awarded a 50% scholarship for any course they choose to enroll in at FCC. This prize is valued at $576, and it can be applied toward any eligible program. The scholarship offers the runner-up a great opportunity to pursue their education at a reduced cost, helping them enhance their skills and career growth.

10% schoolarship
1 winner

All students who participated in the hackathon will receive a 10% scholarship for any course they choose to enroll in at FCC. This prize, valued at $864, can be applied to any eligible program, offering every participant the chance to continue their learning journey with a reduced tuition cost as a reward for their effort and commitment.

Devpost Achievements

Submitting to this hackathon could earn you:

Judges

Tanmay
FcC

Judging Criteria

  • 1. Innovation
    Description: Judges will evaluate the creativity and originality of the idea. Projects that introduce novel concepts, techniques, or solutions to real-world problems will score highly.
  • Technical Execution
    Description: This criterion measures the technical complexity and efficiency of the project. The level of coding, optimization, and use of advanced algorithms will be assessed.
  • Relevance to Theme
    Description: How well does the project align with the theme of the hackathon? Judges will assess the project’s focus and how well it addresses the challenges outlined in the hackathon brief.

Questions? Email the hackathon manager

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