Hackathon at SF State 2016

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

First Place

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

Team Hobs - Affordable Housing

Team: David Katz, Michael Leung

Third Place

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

Team Ready to Work En Español SMS app

Team: Megan Chen, Victoria Chavez, Edward Li

All Team Projects

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

Team Ready to Work En Español SMS app

Team: Megan Chen, Victoria Chavez, Edward Li

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 - Community Outreach Tool

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

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

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 - Crowdsource Transit Information SF State Shuttle

Team: Robin, Jenny, Jennifer, Rowland, Sharon

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

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 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 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 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 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.

2016 Challenges

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)