10:00a

1st Floor Lobby

Check-In
The hackathon is open! Come in and check in.

10:30a

ATLAS 100

Opening Ceremonies
Welcome to the hackathon! We'll talk about the hackathon logistics and hear from our sponsors and partners. We'll also go over the events and challenges that will be happening.

11:00a

1st Floor Lobby

Welcome Event: Team Building and Track Info
Meet with other T9Hackers and form a team. Meet our cool sponsors and learn about about them. Talk with people hosting each track and learn about what you'll be learning and building in each one. Get feedback on project ideas.

12:00p

Everywhere

Hacking Begins
Let's go!

12:00p

1and 1B Levels

Workshops Begin
Workshop descriptions are below. Workshop Descriptions

6:00p

1st Floor Lobby

Dinner

9:00p

Lobby

!Light Challenge
Hosted by MLH
Come compete in a web-based coding challenge. Write code from scratch that mimics an existing website; however, you can't preview your code until the challenge is over!

Midnight

Lobby

Dance Party + Milk & Cookies
Get de-stressed. Dance it out.

8:00a

1st Floor Lobby

Breakfast

11:00a

Everywhere

Submit Projects to Devpost
If you are submitting your project to a category prize, you must submit your project to the Devpost Website. To make sure you are entered in time, first create the project and submit it to the prize categories, then edit the details about the project.

12:00p

All Teams

Hacking Ends
You can stop making now! Please submit all projects to Devpost and prepare for demos. If you've never used Devpost before, you can find information about submitting projects through the website here: T9Hacks Info Page

12:00p

1st Floor Lobby

Lunch

12:30p

1st Floor Lobby

Project Demos
Time to show-off what you've created! Demos will be science-fair-style. We encourage everyone to demo, even if you didn't get your whole project done. Show off what you accomplished, someone else could learn from your work! To be considered for a category prize, you must submit your projects to Devpost Website by 11am.

3:00p

ATLAS 100

Closing Ceremonies
A final thank you to everyone who made this possible! We'll also be giving out awards for the hacking challenges.

3:30p

All Teams

Hackathon Ends!
Sleepy time!

12:00p

ATLAS 1B31

Intro to Project Ares
Hosted by MD5
Come learn about the Project Ares, the online game you'll be using to learn cybersecurity. We need to set everyone up with accounts, so come prepared with a username! You can create teams here as well. Learn about the three areas where you'll be playing games, playing different job roles, and taking on defensive/offensive missions!

12:00p

ATLAS 1B25

Design methods and ideation: How to responsibly use technology to affect social impact
Hosted by Mustafa Naseem
This workshop will give an overview user-centered design, participatory design, and creative capacity building as design approaches that technologists can use to create social impact. Using real-life examples and hands-on ideation techniques, the workshop will help participants identify ideas around how their technological skills can be put to good use and improve lives in underserved areas.

8pm

ATLAS 113 (BTU Lab)

Resume Review
Hosted by Workday

Come get your resume reviewed by industry professionals. Bring your resume on a hardcopy or on a laptop.

4pm

ATLAS 100

Scholarships, Community, and Networking, Oh My!
Hosted by NCWIT

The National Center for Women & Information Technology (NCWIT) is a national non-profit working to increase girls’ and women’s meaningful participation in computing, headquartered on the campus of CU Boulder. From busting myths about why women are underrepresented in computing to creating awareness about the benefits and types of computing careers, come find out about the work NCWIT does and what NCWIT has to offer college women in computing through its Aspirations in Computing initiative (exclusive access to scholarships, internships, and professional work, as well as other opportunities).

12-2pm, Sat, Feb 10

ATLAS 100

Intro to Front-end Web Development
Learn the basics of HTML and CSS. You will get a pre-build web page that you can work on to contuine building on the for the rest of the hackathon.

1-3pm, Sat, Feb 10

ATLAS 113 (BTU Lab)

Intro to iOS Development
Build a simple app with Swift and XCode.
Requirements: Must have a Mac Computer! You can only develop iOS apps on a Mac, there is no software to develop iOS with a Windows machine. Must have Xcode installed! Xcode may take a while to install, so if you do not have it installed, give yourself 1-2 HOURS to install Xcode. You may be required to update your operating system to install the latest Xcode. You can download Xcode from the Apply Store.

2-4pm, Sat, Feb 10

ATLAS 100

Advanced Web Development: ReactJS and Firebase
Hosted by Workday
Getting started on building & deploying a web app using React JS
Want to learn how to build a dynamic real-time web app? During this code lab, we will show you the basics to create your own web app using the javascript framework, React JS. We will also use Firebase, a real-time database, to make our app dynamic and store data to the cloud. Finally, we’ll demonstrate how to publish your app out to the public.
Pre-requirements: Some web development and programming.
Software Requirements: Bring your computer, download Visual Studio IDE

5-6pm, Sat, Feb 10

ATLAS 113 (BTU Lab)

Intro to Git and GitHub
Learn about version control. Git is software that allows teams to store their code on the cloud, so anybody from that team can pull and push their team's code. GitHub is a website that offers free space for teams to store their code online.
Pre-requirements: Before this workshop, create a free sccount on GitHub. (You'll also be able to use this account to sign into Devpost when you submit your projects.)

7-8pm, Sat, Feb 10

ATLAS 100

Advanced Web Development: VueJS and Firebase
Build a minimum viable CRUD (Create, Read, Update, Delete) application in 30 minutes using VueJS and Firebase. We love this demonstration because it serves as an easy gateway into some more advanced JavaScript, and also rapidly prototypes the core actions for potentially much larger apps.
Pre-requirements: Some web development and programming.

9:00p

Lobby

!Light Challenge
Hosted by MLH
Come compete in a web-based coding challenge. Write code from scratch that mimics an existing website; however, you can't preview your code until the challenge is over!

Midnight

Lobby

Dance Party + Milk & Cookies
Get de-stressed. Dance it out.