[This opportunity is not affiliated with the Department, Faculty of Arts & Science, or University of Toronto. Registration fees may apply. We share this opportunity at the request of the organizers in case it is of interest to our student body. Participation is as the sole discretion of the individual.]
Hello,
I’m Saadwi, a high school senior and part of the organizing committee for Hack the Northeast: a free 36-hour hackathon that will be held virtually on June 5-7.
A hackathon is a primarily computer science focused event where students can work in teams of 2-4 people to make a project (typically apps, websites, or games) to further their knowledge of computer science. Students will work on this project for 36 hours and will learn a lot in the process. Anyone can participate and we will be hosting workshops that cater to a variety of skill levels, plus we will have experienced mentors available. HTNE is free and anyone can attend!
The team at HTNE is working hard to make this event memorable and exciting, so we want to get as many CS enthusiasts as possible to take advantage of this opportunity.
Thanks,
Saadwi B.
Public Relations and Graphic Design Member
Hack the Northeast
w: https://hackthenortheast.com
e: saadwi@hackthene.com