• All participants must meet the eligibility requirements and abide by the Code of Conduct.
• Projects must be completely built during HackDartmouth VIrtual. You may not use project code written before the event.
• Projects must be unique to HackDartmouth VIrtual. No cross-submissions are allowed, and may result in disqualification.
• Projects must be submitted on the DevPost page to be considered for prizes.
• Projects must be started during the hackathon, and include only original or appropriately licensed work (including code, artwork, and other intellectual property.)
• Projects that violate the MLH/HackDartmouth Code of Conduct or are otherwise considered inappropriate may be disqualified at the discretion of the organizers.
• Project Categories are defined as follows:
  • Beginner
    • Non-Dartmouth students: less than one year of coding experience
    • Dartmouth Students: highest-level CS class taken is at most CS10
  • Advanced
    • Non-Dartmouth students: greater than or equal to one year of coding experience
    • Dartmouth students: highest-level CS class taken is over CS10
  • Design:
    • Any experience level
    • Primary focus is on user experience and interface
• When submitting your project, you'll select between Beginner and Advanced, and then you opt-into Design and Google Cloud categories if you want to be considered for those as well.