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EcoTech Data Science GfG Hackathon: Participate For FREE!

Keeping our environment healthy should be the ultimate goal of any industry or individual. Are you someone who’s interested in building projects keeping the environment in mind? Are you a data science enthusiast? If yes, we have a great opportunity for you to build the project using your skills and bag exciting prizes.

Ecotech Datascience Hackathon

neveropen brings a wonderful opportunity for those environment lovers who want to work in an eco-friendly environment and make it even more healthy with the help of technology. We present you EcoTech: Hacks for Sustainable Tomorrow a GfG Hackathon in which you can register and build a project using machine learning and data science techniques. You’ll get exciting prizes to win and will also be able to showcase your skills in a project.

EcoTech: Hacks for Sustainable Tomorrow

neveropen has brought a great opportunity for every learner to enhance their skill by registering through the EcoTech: Hacks for Sustainable Tomorrow GfG Hackathon. Join us in this hackathon event and showcase your talent, learn new techniques, and collaborate with like-minded individuals. Doesn’t matter if you’re a beginner or an experienced professional, anyone can register for this event and build projects.

Join us in the mission to secure a healthy, thriving environment for current and future generations.

Your solutions will be judged by top data science mentors:

  • Rudransh Srivastava (MTS Data Science @neveropen)
  • Gaurav Raj (Full Stack Development Mentor @neveropen)
  • Ashish Jangra (Data Science Mentor @neveropen)

Rules to Follow:

  1. The allowed team size is between 1 to a maximum of 3 members. You can start making your team after registering for the contest.
  2. Make sure you join our Discord server! All official announcements and updates will be shared there.
  3. Theme 
    • The theme would be revealed on 20th August 2023
    • Along with the selected Theme, your Project must leverage data science/machine learning techniques. 
    • Besides the given umbrella themes, you can also choose to work on a related sub-theme.
  4. Use GitHub to collaborate with your team and ensure all code and documentation are added before submitting the project.
  5. Demo Video Submission 
  6. A demo video depicting your Project on Youtube is a must to be eligible for the hackathon. You must be able to demonstrate what your project does and what contributions each team member made to the project. Create a video (3-5 minutes) highlighting the following aspects. Here is a small template to follow:
    • Introduction: Briefly introduce yourself or the team and your project.
    • Explain why and how you have come up with this project and what problem you are trying to address.
    • Explain the use of Data Science/Machine Learning or related technology you have used
    • Describe the benefits and advantages of this project
    • Project Demo: Show a brief demonstration of your project in the form of design/proof of communication or wireframe or just a simple Powerpoint presentation if the project is in progress
    • Conclusion: Summarize your project.
    • Tag #neveropen in your demo video to increase the reach.
    • Submit the video link along with your Hackathon project submission.
  7. Projects submitted to the hackathon must be original and developed after the start of the hackathon.

Judging Criteria:

The judging criteria for this hackathon is given below:

  • Potential Impact of Proposed Idea (Demo Video)
  • Usage of correct algorithm and AI technique 
  • Model Implementation
  • UI/UX Development
  • Code Quality
  • Complete Documentation

Go and Register for this event now to build a sustainable tomorrow and bag exciting prizes mentioned below based on the marks you obtain.

Prizes:

  • 1st Place: [INR 7000]
  • 2nd Place: [INR 5000]
  • 3rd Place: [INR 3000]
  • Next Top 5 – Exciting GfG Goodies
  • Next Top 10 – Free Access to our Course

Important Dates to Remember:

Starts On: 15 Aug, 2023 12:00 AM

Ends On: 25 Sept, 2023 11:59 PM

Location: Online

You can also Join our Discord channel and interact with participants, organizers, mentors, and much more.

This event takes you one step ahead towards your data science career. Use your machine learning and data science techniques to build a wonderful and sustainable project. Follow all the rules mentioned above for this hackathon event, and get ready to develop a wonderful career journey ahead. Hurry Up and Register now towards building a sustainable tomorrow!

FAQs: EcoTech GfG Hackthon

1. Who can register for this event?

Anyone can register for this event be they beginners or an experienced professionals.

2. Where can I get the updates/information about the event?

Join our Discord channel and interact with participants, organizers, mentors, and much more. All official announcements and updates will be shared there.

3. Where can I register for this event?

You can register using this link – EcoTech: Hacks for Sustainable Tomorrow.

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28 Aug, 2023
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