Code Conflux

by IIIT Raichur

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Contestants must choose a problem statement from the given list, covering domains such as:

Design and develop stunning websites and web applications that solve real-world problems.

Create innovative mobile applications to enhance user experiences and productivity.

Explore the cutting edge of technology by building intelligent systems capable of learning and making decisions.

Leverage decentralized technologies to build secure and transparent solutions.

Dive into a variety of domains to showcase your creativity and technical skills.

Projects will be evaluated based on the following parameters:

Innovation and Novelty: Originality of the idea and its execution.
Feasibility: Practical implementation and functionality of the solution.
Technical Complexity: Use of advanced tools and techniques.
Presentation and Communication: Clarity, creativity, and confidence in presenting the project.

Extra points will be awarded for exceptional innovation and novelty.

Each team can have either 2 or 3 members.
The team leader must be decided in advance and will act as the representative for the team throughout the duration of the hackathon.
Teams will not be allowed to change once the hackathon begins.
The hackathon will take place offline, and all members are required to be present.
Existing projects (e.g., from GitHub) cannot be directly used, but inspiration can be taken. Yes, AI tools like ChatGPT are allowed.
Use of unfair means, cheating, or plagiarism during the event will result in the disqualification of the team.
A GitHub repository of the project must be maintained and shared via the circulated submission form within the provided time frame.
Late submissions or commits beyond the deadline will face penalties, which may include the disqualification of the team.

All participating candidates will receive a participation certificate and prizes.