Learning session on hacakthon culture

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The document discusses a learning session on hackathons by Er. Rajan Maharjan, an experienced mobile app and game developer who has participated in several hackathons. It defines a hackathon as an event where people collaborate on computer programming over a short period to address a specific problem theme. It highlights Maharjan's experiences winning prizes at Hackmandu and m2Work hackathons by creating apps within 48 hours. It outlines skills developed through hackathon participation like teamwork, planning, networking and working to tight schedules. Upcoming opportunities mentioned include the Space App Challenge in Kathmandu on April 4th.

– Er. Rajan Maharjan
“Learning Session on Hackathon Session”

Introduction
• Founder & Senior Mobile App and Game
Developer
• Experienced Participant in Previous Hackathons
• Participated in Hackmandu, m2Work Hackathon (
first ever global hackathon ) etc

What is Hackathon?
• It is an event, typically lasting for more than a
day, in which a large number of people meet to
engage in collaborative computer programming.
• Code collaboration in extreme manner over a
short period of time.

What is Hackathon?
• Each event is organized addressing a specific
problem theme
• We Programmers, propose a solution and create
MVP to address the problem theme

Why Participate?
• Hackmandu Experience
• Won 2nd Prize among 6 team
• Worked for 48 hours
• Team of 4 people
• “Nepal Bandh" Game Created

Why Participate?
• m2Work Hackathon Experience
• Won 2nd Runner Up Prize among 8 team
• Worked for 48 hours
• Team of 2 people
• “Article Digitization” Micro Work via Mobile
prototype Created

Why Participate?
• Developed following skills
• Working with Team to come up with
“Something” measurable
• Planning and Delivering solution within
minimum amount of time frame
• Learnt value of Team Player, Team Leader

Why Participate?
• Developed following skills
• Developing skills to work on tight schedule
• Networking, Team Building
• Winning and taking pride of what you did

Upcoming
• Space App Challenge
• https://2015.spaceappschallenge.org/location/kat
hmandu/

Orientation to Participation
• Date: April 4, 2015, Saturday
• Time: 1PM - 3PM
• Venue: The Royal Events Pvt. Ltd., Tinkune,
Kathmandu

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Learning session on hacakthon culture

1. – Er. Rajan Maharjan “Learning Session on Hackathon Session”

2. Introduction • Founder & Senior Mobile App and Game Developer • Experienced Participant in Previous Hackathons • Participated in Hackmandu, m2Work Hackathon ( first ever global hackathon ) etc

3. What is Hackathon? • It is an event, typically lasting for more than a day, in which a large number of people meet to engage in collaborative computer programming. • Code collaboration in extreme manner over a short period of time.

4. What is Hackathon? • Each event is organized addressing a specific problem theme • We Programmers, propose a solution and create MVP to address the problem theme

5. Why Participate? • Hackmandu Experience • Won 2nd Prize among 6 team • Worked for 48 hours • Team of 4 people • “Nepal Bandh" Game Created

6. Why Participate? • m2Work Hackathon Experience • Won 2nd Runner Up Prize among 8 team • Worked for 48 hours • Team of 2 people • “Article Digitization” Micro Work via Mobile prototype Created

7. Why Participate? • Developed following skills • Working with Team to come up with “Something” measurable • Planning and Delivering solution within minimum amount of time frame • Learnt value of Team Player, Team Leader

8. Why Participate? • Developed following skills • Developing skills to work on tight schedule • Networking, Team Building • Winning and taking pride of what you did

9. Upcoming • Space App Challenge • https://2015.spaceappschallenge.org/location/kat hmandu/

10. Upcoming • Space App Challenge • https://2015.spaceappschallenge.org/location/kat hmandu/

11. Orientation to Participation • Date: April 4, 2015, Saturday • Time: 1PM - 3PM • Venue: The Royal Events Pvt. Ltd., Tinkune, Kathmandu

12. Questions • Networking & Discussion

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