This is the first mini-hackathon hosted by the ACM Student Chapter!
The goal is to keep things light, engaging, and fun — a short creative challenge where you can experiment, try something new, and showcase your skills (or your sense of humor).

We see this as a starting point for more events — with the possibility of another later this semester — so think of it as both a stand-alone competition and a preview of what’s to come. Whether you’re here to build something practical, absurd, or just to learn in a low-pressure environment, you’re helping us set the tone for future ACM student-led hackathons.

1. Check the rules — see “What to Build” and “What to Submit” for the requirements.

2. Form a team or go solo — both are welcome.

3. Start building — practical, ridiculous, or somewhere in between.

4. Record a short demo video to show it off.

5. Submit on Devpost with your description, screenshots, and project link.

That’s it — quick, creative, and fun. 🚀

• Function (Baseline Requirements)
  Handles the four basic functions (add, subtract, multiply, divide). Works across a reasonable range of inputs and outputs (within defined limits).
• Creativity (Judge-Weighted)
  Novelty: Unique, surprising, or absurd approaches rewarded. Impact: Does it amuse, impress, or leave a mark? Wildcard: Judges may reward anything that stands out — from clever design to chaotic UX or pure audacity