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Rules
Original Work: All projects must be original work created during the hackathon. Pre-existing projects are not allowed.
Use of Technologies: Participants are highly encouraged but not limited to using Microsoft Azure and other cloud services provided during the hackathon.
Open Source: Teams should not violate any copyright or intellectual property laws. Licensed open-source tools and libraries may be used and must be appropriately credited.
Project Submission: Projects must be submitted by the designated deadline. Late submissions will not be accepted.
Code of Conduct
Respect and Fair Play: Participants are expected to uphold the highest standards of ethics and integrity. All interactions should be respectful and professional.
Collaboration: While collaboration is encouraged, plagiarism and copying code from other teams or external sources without proper attribution are prohibited.
Harassment-Free Environment: The hackathon has a zero-tolerance policy towards harassment. Participants found violating this will be removed immediately.
Judging Criteria
Innovation and Creativity [20%]
Originality of the solution in addressing business challenges or opportunities in the industry by using Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning.
Application of Technology [20%]
Effective use of AI/technology to enhance or create new processes or products
Feasibility and Practicality [20%]
Real-world applicability and scalability of the solution
User Experience [20%]
Ease of use, design, and functionality of the prototype or solution
Presentation and Communication [20%]
Clarity, professionalism, and depth of final presentations