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CITRUS HACK 2019

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SPONSORS

EquipoVision
Microsoft
Esri
GitHub
UC Riverside - Office of Technology Partnerships
Cox Automotive
Linode
Haas Automation
Google Cloud Platform
StackShare
Twilio
Bada Bean Bada Boom
Bobo's Baked Goods
Challenge Rocket
Hacker Fund
Digital Ocean
Gigabyte
Sketch
XYZ
Zest Tea

ORGANIZERS

ACM at UCR logo
IEEE logo

SCHEDULE OF EVENTS

FRIDAY,
 APRIL 26

Time Event Location
5:00-8:00pm Registration Outside UNLH
7:00pm Dinner Outside UNLH
8:00pm Opening Ceremony UNLH 1000
9:00pm Hacking Begins WCH
9:00pm Team Building Exercise UNLH 1000
9:00pm Google Cloud Platform Tech Talk Bourns A265
10:00pm Google Cloud Platform Workshop Bourns A265
11:00pm Intro to Python Web Servers WCH 127
11:00pm Intro to Git WCH 135

SATURDAY,
 APRIL 27

Time Event Location
2:00-4:30am Smash Ultimate Tournament Bourns A265
7:45am Breakfast Bytes Cafe
9:00am Esri Workshop WCH 127
9:00am Sponsor Room Opens WCH 205/206
9:00am Serverless Workshop WCH 135
10:00am Intro to Microsoft Azure WCH 127
11:00am Intro to Unity (VR) WCH 127
11:00am Intro to Arduino and Embedded Systems WCH 135
12:30pm Lunch Bytes Cafe
1:00pm Rock, Paper, Scissors Tournament WCH Patio
2:30pm PC Building Workshop WCH 135
3:00pm iOS Development Workshop WCH 127
4:00pm Professional Photoshoot WCH Patio
5:00pm Sponsor Room Closes WCH 205/206
5:00pm Polishing Your Portfolio WCH 135
5:00pm Cybersecurity Workshop WCH 127
6:00pm Dinner Bytes Cafe
8:00pm Cupstacking Competition WCH 205/206
9:00pm Architecting your Application Workshop WCH 127
10:00pm Personal Finance for Tech Folks Workshop WCH 127
11:00pm Lockpicking Workshop WCH 127

SUNDAY,
 APRIL 28

Time Event Location
12:00am Midnight Treat Bytes Cafe
1:00am Mafia WCH 205/206
6:00am Breakfast Bytes Cafe
7:00am How to Demo Workshop WCH 127
9:00am HACKING ENDS WCH
10:00-12:00pm Demos WCH 205/206
WCH Patio
12:00pm Lunch Bytes
1:00pm Keynote Speech UNLH 1000
2:30pm Closing Ceremony UNLH 1000

EVENT MAP

HACKER RESOURCES

SLACK

Get live updates, see event reminders, search for teammates, reach out to our organizers, find mentors, share memes, and so much more.

DEVPOST

View official prizes, submit your project, and view other projects made at Citrus Hack 2019. Be sure to start your Devpost submission early!

HACKER STARTER PACK

Check out some suggested software to help you get your project started.

MLH HACK PACK

Look at Major League Hacking's official suggestions for resources and tutorials.

HARDWARE

View and request available hardware.


PARKING

PARKING LOT 24

Hackers arriving from outside of UC Riverside are allowed to park in Parking Lot 24 on the corner of University Avenue and Canyon Crest Drive.

When arriving at Parking Lot 24, a parking attendant will distrubte a free parking permit for the weekend upon mention of Citrus Hack. This parking permit is valid Friday through Sunday. The parking attendant will be on duty during the following time intervals:

  • Friday, April 26: 5:00-8:00pm
  • Saturday, April 27: 8:00-10:00am

If you happen to arrive after the scheduled times listed above, search for “Citrus Hack” on the yellow parking kiosks inside of Parking Lot 24.
In the event that you cannot find Citrus Hack on the parking kiosk, visit the UC Riverside Transportation and Parking Services Information Booth next to Parking Lot 1 and ask about Citrus Hack parking.

Note: There are no parking passes available to be distributed on Sunday, April 28.

Current UC Riverside students can park in any parking lot already available with valid UC Riverside parking permit.


JUDGING CATEGORIES

First Place Overall

Awarded to the team whose project contains exceptional complexity, design, utility, and polish.

Second Place Overall

Awarded to the team whose project exhibits a high level of complexity, design, utility, and polish.

Sentinel: Cyber Security

Awarded to the team whose project has best proven to ethically break into complex systems and/or withstand known methods of targeted cyber attacks.

Reclaimer: Sustainability

Awarded to the team whose project best contributes to the betterment of the environment and/or promotes an environmentally friendly lifestyle.

Campaigner: Social Good

Awarded to the team whose project best attempts to solve societal problems within diversity and inclusivity.

Medic: Health

Awarded to the team whose project best innovates within med-tech or promotes a healthy lifestyle.

Best Beginner

Awarded to the team composed of at least 50% first-time-hackers whose project exhibits commendable complexity, design, utility, and/or polish.

Best Hardware Hack

Awarded to the team whose project best utilizes external hardware components.

Best Design

Awarded to the team whose project exhibits the most clean, concise, and cohesive interface.

Best Use of Esri

Awarded to the team whose project best utilizes Esri APIs and SDKs in creative and innovative ways.

Best Use of Google Cloud Platform (3)

Awarded to teams whose projects utilize Google Cloud Platform in creative and innovative ways.

Best Use of Snap Kit

Awarded to the team whose project utilizes Snap Kit in creative and innovative ways.

Best Domain Name Registered with Domain.com

Awarded to the team exhibitting the best project that utilizes a domain name registered with Domain.com

Best IoT Hack Using a Qualcomm Device

Awarded to the team who best utilizes a Qualcomm Device to create an IoT-centered project.

Best Use of Blockstack

Awarded to the team whose project best utilizes Blockstack in creative and innovative ways.

Best Use of Transposit

Awarded to the team whose project best utilizes Transposit in creative and innovative ways.

Best Use of Twilio

Awarded to the team whose project best utilizes Twilio in creative and innovative ways.

Best Entrepreneurial Hack (Equipo Vision) (2)

Awarded to the teams whose projects best aim to launch a technology start-up business or service (Awarded by Equipo Vision).

Best Entrepreneurial Hack (UCR Office of Technology Partnerships) (2)

Awarded to the teams whose projects best aim to launch a technology start-up business or service (Awarded by UCR Office of Technology Partnerships).

ESTEEMED JUDGES

Jimmy Tran

Software Development Engineer
Amazon

Alberto Tam Yong

Electrical Engineer II
Applied Medical

Josiah Jordan

Senior Software Engineer
Blizzard Entertainment

Erwin Soekianto

Product Engineer
Esri

Biraja Nayak

Senior Geodata Analyst
Esri

Harsh Pathak

Technical SDK Specialist (Programming)
Esri

Juan Ruelas

Representative
EquipoVision

Richel Leung

Software QA Automation Analyst
Mercury Insurance

John Pham

Software Engineer
NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory

Justin Dorfman

Developer Evangelist
StackShare

Elmer Thomas

Senior Developer Experience Engineer
Twilio

Tarun Gangwani

Senior Product Manager
Twitch

Carter Slocum

Graduate Student (Computer Science and Engineering)
UC Riverside

Xukan Ran

PhD Student and Research Assistant (Deep Learning and Virtual Reality)
UC Riverside

David Pearson

Managing Director, Entrepreneurial Programs
UC Riverside, Office of Technology Partnerships