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Challenges

Best Use of Google Cloud

Build your hackathon project with a suite of secure storage, powerful compute, and integrated data analytics products provided by Google Cloud. See full list of products here: <a href="http://g.co/cloud" target="_blank">g.co/cloud</a>. Learn more about the tools and opportunities with Google Cloud by joining the Google Cloud Student Innovators program - <a href="http://goo.gle/student-innovators" target="_blank">goo.gle/student-innovators</a>. Winners will receive a Google Cloud branded backpack!<br><br>Be sure to redeem your Google Cloud Credits as soon as possible through the <a href="https://hackp.ac/googlecloudcredits" target="_blank">Google Cloud Credit Form</a>. Use the promo code in your pre-event email to access the form! <br>

Best Beginner Hack

MLH: Best Domain Registered with Domain.com

Best Hardware Hack

MLH: Best use of Google Cloud Platform

Dish Device Tracker

Coolest Hack with Twilio

RapidAPI Best OctoAPI Hack

Best use of Twitter API

MLH: Best Use of Snap Kit

Twisted hackers

Best Smart contract usage

Best usage of Typeform APIs

Big Data Analytics: Non-Obvious Web Traffic

Splunk Challenge

1st Prize

2nd Prize

3rd Prize

MLH: Best IoT Hack using a Qualcomm Device

Best User Interface/Experience

Design the ultimate experience for your project to with this prize. Fujifilm Instax Camera + 10 films / teammate

Most RANDOM hack

To the most random hack. Get crazy to win! (safety first please) Prize: Surprise super-random prize (won't be announced until closing ceremony)

Kids + Bikes = happier, more attentive students in the classroom

The winner of this challenge will design a family based app or program that encourages kids to put down their phones &amp; game consoles and throw a leg over their bike to experience the same wonders of the outdoors as we did. Your hack will be judged on its ability to extend the Riding For Focus program into the home, and extend it by adding elements not capable in a school setting. Make sure your solution gives parents the peace of mind that their kids (and their data) is safe.

Design, Build or Break Cyber Games for K-12 Education

This challenge asks for your creative ideas in cybersecurity to K-12 students through the use of games. Topics may include encryption, authentication, code hacking, cyber risk, and network analysis and mapping - you are free to choose your own topic related to cybersecurity, as well as topics will be provided. Award: First Place – choice of: 1) Free trip to the Pentagon (DoD Headquarters) with the TCP Program with paid airfare, lodging, and custom tour for 3 days, 2 nights, or 2) Nintendo Switch Game Consoles. Second Place – choice of: 1) Circadence Project Ares Licenses, or 2) Google Home Minis - Smart Speakers with Google Assistant. Third Place: Tile Mate Item Trackers (2/person). All Participants: Pride and TCP SWAG.

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