A hackathon is an event that typically lasts one or two days, where people come together to collaborate and create a project of their choosing. Hackathons are usually coding events, but programming experience is not required!

At Auburn Hacks, hundreds of people come together to learn about coding and build technical projects. This year, we invite those interested in creating a project with hardware to participate. Additionally, if you have no computer science or engineering experience, please join us! We have many resources for you to learn more about the tech field. Outside of working on their projects, participants can attend workshops, activities, and tech talks to learn about computer science and build a community.

More details will be released as we get closer to the event. Stay tuned and join the Discord for updates!

No, not at all! We want the hackathon to be a learning experience for everyone, so if you are interested in computer science, please join us! We ensure there is something for everyone to learn.

Our biggest rule is that all work must be done at Auburn Hacks. Also, everyone who participates must follow the MLH Code of Conduct.

Auburn Hacks will be held in accordance with university policies. Currently, the hackathon will be in-person, and masks will not be required. However, if you are exposed to COVID-19, please follow the CDC guidelines to determine whether you should participate.

If you have any other questions, please email us!