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We've detected that you are using an unsupported browser. Please upgrade your browser to Internet Explorer 10 or higher. Log in Sign up Hackathons Projects For organizations Hackathons Projects For organizations Log in Sign up Descend Home Participants (23) Rules Submissions Updates Discussions This hackathon has ended. Discover more exciting hackathons like this one View the winners EERC 1.518 2501 Speedway, Austin, TX 78712, USA Tell your friends Questions? Email the hackathon manager $ 7,250 in prizes First Place Scholarship/prizes worth $1000 + Oracle Cloud Credits worth $2500 Runner-up Scholarship/prizes worth $750 + Oracle Cloud Credits worth $1500 Best Visualization Scholarship/prizes worth $500 + Oracle Cloud Credits worth $1000 Hosted By Title Sponsor Silver Sponsors Use data to make a social impact Texas datahack is an all day competition hosted by MLDS and Convergent where you can put your data science, coding, and creativity skills to the test and create a meaningful project with real world data. You will get to explore and manipulate interesting data sets to figure out how to make a social impact. Food and prizes will be supplied, and we will also have workshops the week of the event to prepare you for the competition, so if you are new to data science, don't let that discourage you from applying, all majors are welcome. Schedule 8:00am - Breakfast - Taco Deli 8:30am - Kick-off 9:00am - Get to work! 9:30am - Oracle Cloud Workshop (Optional - EER 0.810) 12:00pm - Lunch - Hoa Hoa 12:30pm - Teza Workshop (Optional - EER 0.810) 3:15-4:15pm - Judges’ office hours 4:30pm - Reports due 5:30pm - Winners Announced 6:00pm - Event Ends View full rules Judges Sponsor representatives and select UT professors Judging Criteria Creativity How much did you differ from the rest of the reports seen? What new things did you try that haven’t been done before? Social impact How much were you aware of the implications of your work. How much social good can come from your insights? Insights into the data What did you discover? How well did you get to know the data? What questions did you ask and answer? Technical mastery What skills did you use? How technically complex was your project? How well did you pull it off? Devpost About Careers Contact Hackathons Browse hackathons Explore projects Help For Organizations Host an in-person hackathon Host an online hackathon Hackathon best practices Connect Legal Privacy policy Community Guidelines Terms of service...