SIH Internal Hackathon | Innovation Hackathon by SR University

SIH Internal Hackathon

SR University

Free

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6 - 6Team Size

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Key Highlights

SIH Internal Hackathon 2024, Aug 30-31, selects top 25 B.Tech teams for national SIH. 6-member teams (1+ female) tackle real-world issues. Industry experts and college staff guide projects. Emphasizes innovation, tech skills, and collaboration across disciplines.
Top 25 advance, 5 alternates chosen.
This invite-only event is a crucial platform for students to demonstrate innovative solutions.

Description

The SIH 2024 Internal Hackathon is a crucial pre-selection event designed to identify the most innovative and capable teams within our institution, aiming to represent us at the national level in the Smart India Hackathon 2024. This internal hackathon will take place on the 30th and 31st of August 2024, from 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM each day, bringing together our brightest minds to solve real-world problems using cutting-edge technology and creative solutions.

During this two-day event, participants will be challenged to develop functional prototypes that address pressing issues in areas such as healthcare, agriculture, sustainability, smart cities, and more. The hackathon is not only a test of technical skills but also of teamwork, problem-solving, and the ability to deliver under pressure.

Our objective is to shortlist the top 25 teams based on their performance, creativity, and the impact of their solutions. Additionally, 5 waitlisted teams will be selected to ensure that we have strong alternatives ready to step in if necessary. These teams will be registered and uploaded to the SIH 2024 Hackathon portal, ready to compete and showcase their talent on a larger stage.

The internal hackathon promises to be an exciting and intense event, fostering a spirit of innovation and collaboration among our students, and setting the stage for their success in the national competition.

Eligibility

Stages & Timeline

Aug

Phase 1: Idea Kickoff

Online

Ended

Start on:

30 Aug '24, 3:30 AM IST

Ends on:

30 Aug '24, 8:30 AM IST

Aug

Phase 2: Progress Check-In

Online

Ended

Start on:

30 Aug '24, 8:30 AM IST

Ends on:

31 Aug '24, 6:00 AM IST

Aug

Phase 3: Prototype Review

Online

Ended

Start on:

31 Aug '24, 3:30 AM IST

Ends on:

31 Aug '24, 5:30 AM IST

Aug

Phase 4: Final Solution Submission

Online

Ended

Start on:

31 Aug '24, 6:30 AM IST

Ends on:

31 Aug '24, 11:44 AM IST

Guidelines

The guidelines for participating in the SIH 2024 Internal Hackathon are crucial for ensuring a smooth and fair competition. These rules are designed to help participants focus on innovation, teamwork, and quality of solutions. Below are the key guidelines:

General Guidelines:

Team Composition:

Teams should consist of 6 members, with at least one female member (as per SIH rules).
Teams must include students from different academic backgrounds to encourage interdisciplinary collaboration.

Problem Statements:

Teams will choose from a list of problem statements provided by the SIH organizers. These problem statements align with real-world challenges across various sectors such as healthcare, agriculture, education, smart cities, and more.
Teams must work on a single problem statement throughout the hackathon.

Hackathon Duration:

The hackathon will be held on the 30th and 31st of August 2024, from 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM each day.
Teams are expected to work continuously during the event hours, though breaks are encouraged for maintaining productivity and well-being.

Development Environment:

Participants are responsible for bringing their own laptops and development tools.
Internet access will be provided, but teams should ensure that they have all the necessary software and tools pre-installed.

Mentorship and Support:

Mentors will be available throughout the hackathon to provide guidance and answer questions.
Teams are encouraged to seek mentor support but must ensure that the final solution is their original work.

Evaluation Criteria

Innovation and Creativity:

The uniqueness and originality of the solution.
How well the solution addresses the chosen problem statement.

Technical Implementation:

The quality of the code, design, and overall technical approach.
Functionality and performance of the prototype.

User Experience:

Usability, design, and accessibility of the solution.
How easily the solution can be used by the intended audience.

Feasibility and Impact:

The potential real-world impact of the solution.
Feasibility of implementing the solution in a practical environment.

Presentation:

Clarity and effectiveness of the final presentation.
How well the team communicates their solution, including the problem, approach, and outcome.

Submission Guidelines

Prototype Submission:

Teams must submit their prototypes by the deadline at the end of the second day.
Submission should include all necessary documentation, code, and a brief presentation (e.g., slides) explaining the solution.

Code of Conduct:

All participants must adhere to the hackathon's code of conduct, ensuring respect and professionalism at all times.
Any form of plagiarism, cheating, or unfair practices will lead to immediate disqualification.

Prizes and Recognition

Top 25 Teams:

The best 25 teams will be shortlisted based on the evaluation criteria and will advance to the next stage, representing the institution in the national SIH 2024 competition.

Waitlist:

An additional 5 teams will be placed on a waitlist, ready to step in if any of the top teams are unable to continue.

Certificates and Awards:

All participants will receive certificates of participation.
Special awards may be given for categories such as “Most Innovative Solution,” “Best User Experience,” etc.

Final Notes

Participants are encouraged to focus on teamwork, collaboration, and innovation throughout the hackathon.
The spirit of the event is to foster learning and creativity, so participants should approach challenges with a positive and open mindset.
By adhering to these guidelines, participants will be well-prepared to make the most of their hackathon experience and contribute meaningful solutions to real-world problems.

Prizes

Top 25 Teams

Represent Institute

The best 25 teams will be shortlisted based on the evaluation criteria and will advance to the next stage, representi...

Waitlist

5 Teams

An additional 5 teams will be placed on a waitlist, ready to step in if any of the top teams are unable to continue.<...

Certificates and Awards

Certificate

All participants will receive certificates of participation.
Special awards may be given for categories...

Theme

Themes

6 Themes

Smart Automation

Revolutionize the Future with Intelligent Automation

Ideas focused on the intelligent use of resources for transforming and advancing technology by combining artificial intelligence to explore various so...

Fitness & Sports

Elevate Your Fitness Game

Ideas that can boost fitness activities and assist in keeping fit.

Space Technology

Pioneering Beyond Earth's Horizons

Solutions for use in travel or activities beyond Earth's atmosphere, for purposes such as spaceflight or space exploration.

Heritage & Culture

Celebrating India's Rich Heritage

Ideas that showcase the rich cultural heritage and traditions of India.

Smart Education

Learning in the Digital Age

A concept that describes learning in the digital age, enabling learners to learn more effectively, efficiently, flexibly, and comfortably.

Blockchain & Cybersecurity

Securing the Future with Blockchain Technology

Ideas in decentralized and distributed ledger technology, such as blockchain, which powers cryptocurrencies and NFTs, and can radically change multipl...

Judges

Dr. Sheshikala Martha

HoD, School of CS&AI at SR University

Dr. Sheshikala Martha is HoD, School of CS & AI at SR University.

Indrajeet Gupta

Dean & Professor at School of Computer Science & AI at SR University

Indrajeet Gupta is Dean & Professor at School of Computer Science & AI.

Dr. Puneet Sharma

puneet.sharma@sru.edu.in

Associate Dean - School of CS & AI at SR University

Dr. Puneet Sharma is Associate Dean - School of CS & AI at SR University.

Dr. Ch Rajendra Prasad

rajendraprasad.ch@sru.edu.in

Associate Professor at the Department of ECE, School of Engineering at SR University

Dr. Ch. Rajendra Prasad is an Associate Professor at the Department of ECE, School of Engineering, Associate Dean, Fa...

Sandeep Chintham

Associate Professor at SR University

Sandeep Chintham is Associate Professor at SR University

Santosh Maurya

santosh@wuelev8.tech

Co-founder & COO at Where U Elevate

Santosh Maurya has 10+ years of experience in multiple domains from leading Technology implementation, streamlining O...

Collaborators

Platform Partner

Where U Elevate

FAQs

Smart India Hackathon is an initiative by the Government of India aimed at addressing pressing problems faced by government departments and private organizations through innovative solutions developed by students.

Members from different branches or disciplines within the same institution may form a team.
Each team must consist of 6 members, including the team leader, and must include at least one female member.
For the Hardware edition, multi-disciplinary teams are encouraged, allowing for a mix of Mechanical Engineers, Electronic Engineers, Product Designers, Programmers, etc.
For the Software edition, which focuses on digital product development, it is mandatory that the majority of team members possess strong programming skills.

Each team must consist of exactly 6 members. No more, no less.

Yes, it is mandatory to have at least one female member in each team, as per the SIH rules.

Key Highlights

SIH Internal Hackathon 2024, Aug 30-31, selects top 25 B.Tech teams for national SIH. 6-member teams (1+ female) tackle real-world issues. Industry experts and college staff guide projects. Emphasizes innovation, tech skills, and collaboration across disciplines.
Top 25 advance, 5 alternates chosen.
This invite-only event is a crucial platform for students to demonstrate innovative solutions.