Eligibility: Open to all students of the school. Participants may compete individually or in teams (max 2–4 members per team).
Theme Requirement: All projects must incorporate Artificial Intelligence and aim to solve a real problem within the school environment.
Original Work: Submissions must be original and created during the hackathon period. Pre-existing projects are not allowed, but public libraries and APIs can be used.
Development Period: All coding and design work should be done within the official hackathon timeframe.
Submission Requirements: Each team must submit:
A working prototype or demo
A clear project description
A short demo video (2–5 minutes)
Source code (e.g., GitHub link)
Code of Conduct: Participants must maintain respectful and professional behavior. Any form of plagiarism, harassment, or misconduct will lead to disqualification.
Judging Criteria:
Innovation & Creativity
Relevance to school problems
Technical Implementation (AI usage)
Usability & Design
Impact & Feasibility
Intellectual Property: Teams retain ownership of their projects but must allow organizers to showcase submissions for promotional purposes.
Disqualification: Any violation of the rules, including late submissions or plagiarism, will result in disqualification.
