+Using the BC COVID-19 data given by the BC CDC, we created multiple different types of graphs
+(3 line graphs and a bubble graph). The bubble graph takes a date and visualizes it based
+on that date. There are more instructions on the README.md in the Github.
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+Our project centers on the battle between 2 blocks as they battle for survival,
+using power ups and speed to knock each other across the map. Whichever block can knock
+the other one off the screen first wins!
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+Course Seeing Selecting Savant (CSSS) is a website built using React, an API running on JavaScript.
+It is meant to help SFU Computing Science students track their academic progress and make
+decisions on courses they can take towards graduation. The website allows them to track which
+courses they have completed, how many credits they have obtained and still require to graduate,
+and also provides course information such as course descriptions and if they met the prerequisites
+required to take particular courses.
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+We choose to go with the acronym GO and decided to make a tower defense game called
+"Galactic Overlord. The game consists of a ship the player controls, the player has
+to charge its energy near the energy gem to be able to place defenses.
+To place defenses the player can choose between a missile seeking tower and a
+machine gun by pressing 1 and 2 on the keyboard respectively.
+The aim of the game is to survive as long as you can, let's see how far you get!
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+Don't like what you read on the Internet? Well we've got the cure for what ails you!
+Introducing: Shut The Fact Up; a revolutionary new way of consuming information.
+You can alter what you read in real time to conform to what you believe is true!
+Easy to use and robust, the possible applications of this weapon are enormous.
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+LEAFGO is a project which marks all restaurants that you have visited automatically.
+Our vision is to help explore all restaurants in the area.
+The end goal? Visit them all and fulfill your obese destiny.
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+GAME-OVER SFU The game is based on free roaming while completing small tasks SFU.
+The tasks involve making decision in certain situations. Making the right decision will lead to
+you being able to continue the game and finsih all 5 tasks, or making a wrong choice will cause
+the game to be over and you starting again. To start, you can roam around SFU freely and look
+for the tasks based on the stories made. There are 5 stories leading to 5 paths around SFU and
+each ends with a task. Finishing the 5 tasks will result in victory.
+Note: the game represents real-world locations on SFU.
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+It is a discord bot with the intention to eradicate annoying friends and get them to shut frick up
+while gaming online. LEAFSFUGO = Let's eradicate annoying friends, shut frick up, gamers online.
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+This project is based on the acronym "GO". Go Outside is an Android app
+that encourages users to complete various challenges in the great outdoors.
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+We have created a version of Bitlife Simulator.
+It is a fun and enticing game that leaves you wanting to know more about
+your exciting (or depressing) virtual life!
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+Amazon's good reads app(Android) seems to be getting lots of bad reviews.
+One of them was how people coundn't add books without actually giving reviews.
+Because of this poeple who quickly wanna use the app end up giving bad reviews to a book which they have
+ even read. Users wanted a feature to keep list private and public as well. This app tries to solve
+that issue. Although it's not an production level app, it helps users to make public or private lists
+and add books to their data without having to give reviews and such. Since the app deals with books,
+we called it Library's easy access files to fit one of the acronym from the hackathon theme which is LEAF.
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+Did you know? The lifespan of a fly is 28 days. You are an interdimensional fly wishing to travel the
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+Get ready for... FALL HACKS 2024!
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+Taking place at the SFU Burnaby Campus,
+September 28th (Saturday), 9:00AM - 9:00PM.
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+Brought to you by the
+Computing Science Student Society.
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+Table of Contents
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+- Register & Contact
+- About the event
+- Gallery
+- Frequently asked questions
+ * Wait, what actually is a hackathon?
+ * Where is Fall Hacks?
+ * Why should I participate?
+ * I am in my first year/don't have much experience, should I still participate?
+ * How do we declare teams?
+ * Can I work on my previous projects?
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+Register & Contact
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+Click here to register for Fall Hacks!
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+Click here to join the CSSS Discord Server
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+Contact the organisers: <csss-hackathonchair@sfu.ca>
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+About the event...
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+What is Fall Hacks?
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+This is the 5th iteration of Fall Hacks, an annual hackathon hosted by the SFU Computing Science
+Student Society. This 12-hour event brings together 200 students to build creative projects, learn
+from workshops, and connect with companies, like yours! It will be hosted at SFU Burnaby Campus on
+September 28, from 9AM to 9PM.
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+This year's theme:ANNOUNCED DURING OPENING CEREMONY
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+Why participate in Fall Hacks?
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+We emphasize learning and creativity over commercial feasibility. This is an opportunity to spend a
+weekend tinkering with your favourite technologies to create something fun and interesting.
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+Fall Hacks is the perfect event for everyone from fresh first years to seasoned CS veterans.
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+Frequently asked questions...
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+Wait, what actually is a hackathon?
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+A hackathon is an event where teams work on a project inspired by an event-provided theme. You will
+have 12 hours to develop something cool at Fall Hacks. Your team will start from scratch and try to
+make the coolest thing they can before the time is up.
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+Where is Fall Hacks?
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+This year will be in-person and online. We will be streaming the opening and closing ceremonies on
+Discord, so if you can't make it in person, join online! Most of the day-of activities, like
+registration, will be held in TASC 9204 on SFU's Burnaby Campus. You are free to hack at other open
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+Why should I participate?
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+You get experience with new technologies and navigate teamwork dynamics to accomplish a goal.
+Hackathon projects are also a great addition to a resume!
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+I am in my first year/don't have much experience, should I still participate?
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+Yes! This hackathon is a great learning opportunity for people with less development experience.
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+How do we declare teams?
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+You do not need to know your team when you register. You can form groups before or during the
+hackathon. When you give us your submission GitHub link you will declare your group members.
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+Can I work on my previous projects?
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+No, we want you to create awesome things from scratch in 12 hours. Starting from an existing
+project is against the spirit of the event. Existing open-source libraries and frameworks are fine,
+of course. Ask an organizer if you are unsure.
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+Site made and managed by the SFU CSSS.
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+Last modified: July 6th, 2024.
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+Useful links:
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+- Website
+- Discord
+- Instagram
+- LinkedIn
+- Email: <csss-exec-current@sfu.ca>
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+ You're invited to the SFU CSSS's annual Frosh Week! This year, the theme is Frosh in Wonderland.
+ Frosh Week is an entirely free week of events for first-year students in the School of Computing Science at SFU.
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+ Frosh Week occurs during the fall semester to welcome
+ 300+ new undergraduate students
+ into the School of Computing Science with the help of 80+ volunteers. Starting a
+ degree is a pivotal moment in a student's academic journey, and Frosh Week helps forge
+ lasting memories and strong friendships.
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+ Ducky Frosh continues this tradition, running from
+ September 8th to 13th, 2025. This year's Frosh is inspired by the
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+ The SFU Computing Science Student Society (CSSS) is a student-led
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+ over 2,500 undergraduate computing science students at Simon Fraser
+ University. All SFU students—whether majoring, minoring, or just taking a computing
+ science course—are automatically members. Everyone is welcome to get involved!
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+ We organize three annual hackathons, a Silicon Valley trip, and
+ career-focused events like career fairs, company tours, and workshops. We also host
+ bi-weekly board game nights, hikes,
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+ Ducky Frosh is happening over 5 days (and one night) from
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+ There's something for everyone at Frosh, so we hope to see you at as many events as
+ possible! If there are any changes in the schedule, we will notify everyone through
+ email and announcements on Discord, so make sure
+ you've signed up or joined the server.
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Ice Cream Social
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ASB Atrium & ASB 9702
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+ A casual kickoff to Frosh Week! Students receive their Ducky Frosh T-shirts, meet
+ their Frosh leaders, and mingle over complimentary ice cream. This event helps new
+ students connect and feel welcome.
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Burnaby Mountain Park Hike
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SFU Upper Bus Loop
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+ An adventurous group hike that includes outdoor games, food, and refreshing
+ drinks. This active outing builds camaraderie and offers a fun, informal way to
+ enjoy nature and bond with others.
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Rest Day
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+ Take this day to get ready for the next 3 days of Frosh! (also you should probably
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TBD
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+ Introduces Froshees to Computing Science concentrations, academic planning, and
+ the Co-op program. Led by faculty and industry experts.
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UniverCity
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+ A life-sized Pac-Man game using real streets and a CSSS-built tracking software.
+ Froshees play as Pac-Man or Ghosts in a thrilling, energetic game that combines
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TASC-1 9204
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+ Enjoy delicious burgers made by the CSSS Culinary Team. Followed by a cozy evening
+ of board games to help Froshees relax and bond.
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Midnight Madness
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+ Midnight Madness is the grand finale of Ducky Frosh, a 12-hour overnight
+ extravaganza packed with games, challenges, food, and bonding. Students compete in
+ activities representing the five Applied Science Schools, and build lasting
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+ executives and volunteers. There is one last piece to making Frosh a success:
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Where will the events take place?
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+ All events take place at the Simon Fraser University Burnaby campus. The locations per
+ event can be found in the schedule.
+ If you are having difficulty locating us, do not hesitate to contact Dina or Jake.
+ (Contact information can be found in the CSSS Discord server.)
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What should I bring to the events?
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+ Yourself. That's it.
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+ Except during Pac-Macro, you'll need a mobile device that has an internet connection.
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What is Pac-Macro?
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+ Pac-Macro is essentially Pacman in real life. Utilizing CSSS-developed software, the
+ game will keep track of players' positions on campus, and display the locations of
+ other players.
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+ I can't come to every event, or am not free for the entire duration of an event. Is
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+ You can come and go as you please during Frosh Week. Late arrivals or early departures
+ are totally OK. If you can't attend some events due to other commitments, that's fine
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Why is it called "Computing Science", not "Computer Science"?
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+ CS at SFU has a long history. Way back in '73 when the School of Computing Science
+ started at SFU, either "Computer Science" wasn't an idiom for the major yet, or we
+ just decided to be different.
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+ SFU provides a very handy tool called the
+ Room Finder.
+ Simply input the room number (e.g. ASB 9703), and it will highlight the room on an
+ interactive campus map. This works for the Burnaby, Surrey, and Vancouver campuses.
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- Tech Fair is our annual career fair, bringing students and
- companies together. This is a great opportunity to set up a
- booth and expand the name recognition of your company!
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- Located in
- ASB Atrium
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- Avigilon solutions help you find and share critical
- intelligence faster, so you can respond to events with the
- speed and decisiveness that keeps people, operations and
- assets safe.
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- Fortinet is a driving force in the evolution of cybersecurity
- and the convergence of networking and security. Securing
- people, devices, and data everywhere is their mission.
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- Astera Labs, Inc. is a fabless semiconductor company that
- develops specialized connectivity solutions for data-centric
- systems. Their product portfolio includes system-aware
- semiconductor integrated circuits, boards, and services
- designed to enable robust PCIe connectivity.
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- Brave Technology Co-op develops tools that activate
- life-saving community responses for overdose situations,
- including the Brave App, Brave Buttons, and Brave Sensors.
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- Planview is a leader in portfolio and work management
- solutions that empower organizations to optimize resources,
- enhance productivity, and drive strategic initiatives.
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- DarkVision is transforming industrial asset inspection with
- its cutting-edge acoustic imaging technology, offering the
- highest fidelity and resolution in the market. Their
- proprietary system captures ultra-high-resolution 3D data,
- enabling the detection and quantification of previously
- undetectable defects.
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- Offworld Industries is a groundbreaking game development
- studio focused on crafting immersive experiences. Evolving
- from the modding community, the team emphasizes realism and
- community engagement in titles like Squad, Starship Troopers:
- Extermination, Squad 44, and Beyond The Wire.
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- Kardium Inc. is a medical solutions company focused on
- improving atrial fibrillation (AF) treatment. Its Globe®
- Mapping and Ablation System combines rapid pulmonary vein
- isolation, high-definition mapping, and atrial ablation into
- a single catheter, enhancing care for the 59 million people
- affected by AF worldwide.
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- Walt Disney Animation Studios is an American animation studio
- that produces animated features and short films for The Walt
- Disney Company. As the longest-running animation studio in
- the world, it operates as a division of Walt Disney Studios.
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- Tech Fair 2024 gives you and your company the opportunity to expand
- your brand to hundreds of talented and interested students who could
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- Attend TechFair 2024: our students might meet their next
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- Just a short decade ago, Tech Fair was a standing CSSS tradition at
- SFU. Unforunately, due to the curse of time, it's fallen out of favour
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- However! This all changed in 2022, when the event was brought back to
- life.
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- This is the second year in a row we're running Tech Fair, and we've
- become much more serious about it than before, with the ultimate goal
- of keeping this event going long after we leave.
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+ The SFU Computing Science Student Society (CSSS) organizes the
+ Mountain Madness hackathon annually. We welcome students of all
+ skill levels and experience to our cozy, tight-knit hackathon. The
+ "Mountain" in the name pays homage to Burnaby Mountain, the original
+ foundation of Simon Fraser University and the scenic location for a
+ full weekend's worth of fun.
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+
This year's theme: A New Perspective
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+
Why Mountain Madness?
+
+ We emphasize learning and creativity over commercial feasibility.
+ This is an opportunity to spend a weekend tinkering with your
+ favourite technologies to create something fun and interesting.
+
+
+
+ Mountain Madness is the perfect event for everyone from
+ fresh-faced hackers to seasoned CS veterans.
+
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+
Frequently Asked Questions
+
+
Wait, what actually is a hackathon?
+
+ A hackathon is an event where teams work on a project inspired by an
+ event-provided theme. You will have 24 hours to develop something
+ cool at Mountain Madness. Your team will start from scratch and try
+ to make the coolest thing they can before the time is up.
+
+
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+
Where is Mountain Madness?
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+ Registration and administration is at TASC 9204 on SFU's Burnaby
+ Campus. You are free to hack at other open locations on campus.
+
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+
Why should I participate?
+
+ You get experience with new technologies and navigate teamwork
+ dynamics to accomplish a goal. Hackathon projects are also a great
+ addition to a resume!
+
+
+
+
+
+ I am in my first year/don't have much experience, should I still
+ participate?
+
+
+ Yes! This hackathon is a great learning opportunity for people with
+ less development experience.
+
+
+
+
+
Do I need to stay during the entire event?
+
+ No! You may leave and enter the venue whenever (note that most doors
+ are locked during the weekend). You can spend as much or as little
+ of the 24 hours as you wish. If you get tired, we will have sleeping
+ rooms available for you. Sleep still matters!
+
+
+
+
+
How do we declare teams?
+
+ You do not need to know your team when you
+ register. You can form groups before or during the hackathon. When
+ you give us your submission GitHub/GitLab link you will declare your
+ group members.
+
+
+
+
+
Will there be food?
+
Yes! We will be providing food for in person attendees.
+
+
+
+
Can I have Non-SFU people and Alumni join my team?
+
+ Yes! We will allow groups to be made up of non-SFU students however
+ we want a majority (> 50%) of the team to be made up of SFU
+ students. So a group of 5 can have up to 2 non-SFU participants.
+
+
+
+
+
Can I work on my previous projects?
+
+ No, we want you to create awesome things from scratch in 24 hours.
+ Starting from an existing project is against the spirit of the
+ event. Existing open-source libraries and frameworks are fine, of
+ course. Ask an organizer if you are unsure.
+
+
+
+
+
What size should my team be?
+
+ Teams can have between 1 and 5 members inclusive. You can work alone
+ if you really want to, but struggling with your team is an essential
+ hackathon experience! We will run a team formation event before the
+ event for you to form teams. From past experience groups of 3 work
+ well!
+
+
+
+
+
How much does it cost?
+
+ $5 + fees.
+ This includes two meals and the opportunity to win prizes. If this
+ poses a barrier to entry to you please reach out to us at
+ csss-hackathonchair@sfu.ca
+
+ The following teams were awarded prizes for their exceptional
+ projects. Congratulations to the winning teams, and everyone that
+ attended the hackathon!
+
+
+
First place: PeakBuddies
+
+ By
+ Zachary Chan, Kian Hosseinkhani, Kiaan Castillo, Peiman Zhiani
+
+ See Project
+
+
+
Second place: Droppr
+
+ By Micah Baker, Nakul Bansal, Johnny Deng, Simon Purdon
+
+ See Project
+
+
+
Third place: Jake's Journey
+
+ By Cole McKee, Shane Hickson, Christian Cho, Arya Akhavein
+
+ See Project
+
+
+
+
Best Presentation: Take the Scenic Route
+
+ By
+ Dennis Kritchko, Julian Loewenherz, Louise Ho, Lacey Swamy, Artin
+ Shahpoori
+
+ See Project
+
+
+
Most Mountainous: Raccoon Game
+
+ By
+ Evan Chen, Emmy Fong, Keira Liu, Sophia Chipeco, Pimkwan Somchit
+
+ See Project
+
+
+
Most Entertaining: Moving Mountains
+
+ By
+ Jackilyn Mcgarry, Tianying Mu, Rio Samson, Saketh Poori, Zachary
+ Syvenky
+
+ See Project
+
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Tech Fair 2025
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Oct 15, 2025 @ AQ North
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brought to you by the CSSS
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What is Tech Fair?
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- Long ago, when Java ran on less than 3 billion devices, Tech Fair was the CSSS's way
- of making sure our society members learned about the world beyond SFU. As time
- marched on, Tech Fair disappeared and was slowly forgotten...
-
- ...but, just like everything else, Tech Fair was rebooted! Since 2022, Tech Fair has
- been growing which means more booths, more students and more LinkedIn connections.
-
-
-
- Whether you're a first year or on your last semester, Tech Fair is your opportunity
- to find out what companies are looking for. It's also-
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ChatGPT, summarize this section
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- When: Wednesday, October 15, 2025 from
- 10AM - 4PM
-
- Who: Over 2,500 Computing Science students, tech companies in
- various sectors and you
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- In summary, Tech Fair is an excellent opportunity to meet your future co-workers!
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I'm a student, why should I go?
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Here are 3 reasons:
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- You saw content about people making $250k/year after a 6 month boot camp and
- thought it would be easy money.
- You are passionate about tech and want to use your highly technical skills
- to solve difficult problems.
-
-
- You enrolled in CS after seeing the tech boom of 2020 and thought you'd walk
- into a job after graduation.
- You've always wanted to work in a tech related field, but you want to make
- sure your skills are being used for the right company.
-
-
- You're super desperate after the tech gold rush ended and now you're trying to
- get a referral for any job related to your degree.
- You want to talk to industry professionals about their company and what you
- can offer each other!
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- Most importantly of all, Tech Fair is free and organized for YOU.
-
-
-
- Tech Fair is a great opportunity to expand your brand and market your company.
-
- Reach out to over 2,000 Computer Science students who are waiting be your next
- rockstar!
-
- Influence aspiring developers by telling them about your company's culture,
- opportunities, and impact. Who knows, you may find the perfect person that will
- thrive in your workplace!
-
-
-
-
My company is interested, what else can you tell me?
-
-
- Your spot comes with a bulletin board, a table and free food.
-
- Our attendance fee for companies is $800. We want to ensure that as
- many companies attend, so every single studio, enterprise, and startup in the area
- is invited. To make sure costs are not an issue, if your company has
- less than 50 employees we offer a discounted price of
- $500.