Hackathon at SF State 2016

Thanks to everyone for making SF Day of Civic Hacking a great success!

group photo 2016

First Place

First place 2016

Team Street Census - The Opportunity Project: Street Census App

Team: Bill Ly, Michael Muccio, Cherence Flores, Matthieu Tourne

Github:https://github.com/michaelmuccio/

Second Place

Second place 2016

Team Hobs - Affordable Housing

Team: David Katz, Michael Leung

 

Third Place

Third place 2016

Team Earthquake - San Francisco building earthquake compliance

Team: Rushab Indi, Barclay Iversen, Anurag Nand, Sean Mandell, Victor Lam ,Gary Naham

Github: https://github.com/Spracto/SFSUHackathon

 

Honorable Mentions

2016 honorable mentioned group photo

Team Ready to Work En Español SMS app

Team: Megan Chen, Victoria Chavez, Edward Li

 

All Team Projects

Team z photo

Team Z - Zika

Team: Vicki Lee, Chris Pesto, David Franquesa, Xian Ke w/ brainstorming from Angelica Liu, Bryan Frey, Weston Davis

Github: https://github.com/xke/civic-hack-zika

2016 honorable mentioned group photo

Team Ready to Work En Español SMS app

Team: Megan Chen, Victoria Chavez, Edward Li

 

 

Team Earthquake

Team Earthquake - San Francisco building earthquake compliance

Team: Rushab Indi, Barclay Iversen, Anurag Nand, Sean Mandell, Victor Lam ,Gary Naham

Github: https://github.com/Spracto/SFSUHackathon

Team R.E.S.T SFSU

Team R.E.S.T SFSU - Community Outreach Tool

Team: Rahul Mukherjee, Edison Lam, Sophia Wenzel, Teck Jon Lim

Github: https://github.com/teckjon/RESTSFSU

Team Street Census

Team Street Census - The Opportunity Project: Street Census App

Team: Bill Ly, Michael Muccio, Cherence Flores, Matthieu Tourne

Github:https://github.com/michaelmuccio/

Team iMSA photo

Team iMSA - Crowdsource Transit Information SF State Shuttle

Team: Robin, Jenny, Jennifer, Rowland, Sharon

Github: https://github.com/robinsswei/

Team Hobs

Team Hobs - Affordable Housing

Team: David Katz, Michael Leung

Judging 2016

Guidelines for Judging:

  • Impact

  • Accessibility

  • Complexity

  • Sustainability

  • Product

  • Presentation

Meet the Judges

Carlos R. Julio

Carlos Julio

Carlos R. Julio brings more than 20 years of hands-on experience in information systems, information technology and systems analysis.  Carlos has been working in an education environment for more than 6 years as IT consultant/Coordinator and now as an analyst programmer of accreditation systems for the Graduate College of Education. Previously, he worked in international shipping. He has developed systems in areas of: statistics, marketing, accounting, insurances & claims, logistics and satellite communication for vessels. He also has experience with assets recycling and ecommerce.

Julia Gitis

Julia Gitis

Julia is currently Product Manager at Edmodo, a venture-backed K-12 network that connects teachers, parents, and students. In entrepreneurial roles, Julia cofounded a consumer video startup, was Entrepreneur in Residence at General Catalyst Partners, worked as a TA for MIT's foundational entrepreneurship course, and earned a certificate in Entrepreneurship & Innovation in business school. Julia holds a BA from UC Berkeley, a Masters in Education from Harvard, and an MBA from MIT. In her free time she volunteers at Code for San Francisco.

Lowell Reade

Lowell Reade

Lowell is a design researcher at Medallia with a passion for accessibility. Prior to joining Medallia, Lowell was a UX researcher at Chase and Apple. He graduated from Carnegie Mellon with a Master's of Human-Computer Interaction in 2014. Lowell cares strongly about social justice, and volunteers outside of work for a local LGBTQ organization serving queer and questioning youth.

Vishal Ravi Shankar

vishal ravishankar

Vishal is currently pursuing his Masters in Computer Science at San Francisco State University. He is also a part-time web developer at SFSU with an additional interest in building apps for Android. Prior to his education, he had worked in a Visual Effects studio for over 5 years as a Production Engineer. He specialized in developing tools and plugins for production software for movies such as Chronicle, Percy Jackson: Sea of Monsters and several others.

This list of the 2016 challenges with a few more to come

  • Combating Zika and Future Threats (USAID/OpenIDEO)
  • Crowdsource transit information - SF State Shuttle  (SF State)
  • Data Visualization for Obama Administration's Promise Zones (White House)
  • Matching Student skills with jobs on campus (SF State)
  • Applying for Affordable Housing (Code for America)
  • Connecting SF State Faculty (SF State)
  • The Opportunity Project (US Census)
  • Open Foreign Assistance (ForeignAssistance.gov)
  • Data Visualization Community-based Organizations and business engagement in  School District
  • Developing a Community Needs Platform/Solution - California Health and Human Services Agency
  • Ready to Work En Español
  • Ethan Lang's Challenge:Bring RefugeeYouth & Host Communities closer ( UNHCR's ideas)

Design

Joshua Singer, Assistant Professor, Department of Design & Industry

Julia Schaber, Student, Department of Design & Industry

Location:

Cesar Chavez Student Center

San Francisco State University, 1600 Holloway Ave, San Francisco 94132

Saturday, June 4, 2016:     

9:45 a.m.    Check-in and Breakfast 

10:00 a.m.  Welcome - Schedule and logistics announcements

10:15 a.m.   Subject Matter Expert briefing - Challenges/Datasets/API

11:00 a.m.    Begin coding 

12:30 p.m.    Lunch 

1:30 p.m.     Coding continued 

4:30 p.m.     Optional progress briefing

7:00 p.m.     End of Day 1 

Sunday, June 5, 2016: 

10:00 a.m.    Breakfast 

10:15 a.m.    Logistics briefing & updates

10:30 a.m.    Begin coding

12:00 p.m.    Submission Deadline

12:00 p.m.    Lunch  

1:00 p.m.     Presentation of projects

2:30 p.m.     Judges Voting 

3:00 p.m.     Awards 

3:30 p.m.     Post event social