Syrian Computer Society
The SCS was established in 1989. Its objective is to help develop the IT culture in the Syrian society, among students, businessmen, government officials and others.
Wikilogia Hackathon is an annual competition over three months, designed to empower university students to build and launch their first technical projects solving real-world problems on the local or global level.
This programme is a collaboration between the Syrian Computer Society (SCS) and the The United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA), which is implemented by the youth of Wikilogia, a volunteer network of young professionals and college students inside and outside Syria established in 2011.
Through Wikilogia Hackathon, you will get the chance to build a full project using engineering methodologies, and with the same steps of professional and real life projects. Starting from addressing a problem to find the best solution, including requirments analysis and implementation. This experiment will be useful for you to learn the engineering fundementals to build the project, in addition to the right thinking methods to build the solution step by step.
The Hackathon is based on two phases, the first is a technical bootcamp for each of the four tracks, including the newest tools with the help of expert engineers in these fields. The second phase participants will sart applying what they learn to build their projects.
The SCS was established in 1989. Its objective is to help develop the IT culture in the Syrian society, among students, businessmen, government officials and others.
Wikilogia is a collaborative community of engineering students in Damascus, Syria, envisioning an economically empowered generation of students with marketable global and regional competencies.
Apply as a team of 2-3 participants with up to 3 project ideas
Applications are studies by a committee.
Most prominent ideas and passionate team members are selected
A 9-session intense program that will introduce you practically to the fundamental technical concepts in each track
Teams will start to work on their ideas with the help of mentors
The project phase will include 5 mentoring sessions in which teams will discuss specific deliverables related to their projects
Projects will be present their work in front of an independent committee. Projects with the most robust implementation and creative ideas are to rank first.
All team members should age between 18 and 25
You should apply in a team of 2-3 members
Team members should be able to attend and deliver the deliverables at the specified times
Each track has some prerequisites that should be met