Lambton College in Toronto has announced its first hack-a-than ever in LCIT history. LCIT Hack is a winter student-run, not-for-profit hackathon.
We take pride in the diversity and talent of our hackers, who help us become a key player in the Toronto tech ecosystem. We provide an outlet for students to present their ideas for the future.
To celebrate this milestone, we will be expecting a huge and better amount of hackers. Our goal is to achieve over 150+ innovators, developers, designers, and entrepreneurs who will participate in an 8-hour competition entirely in-person, where they will build unique and impactful projects.
We strive to provide a space where hackers can discover their passions, and we want your support in helping these hackers shape the future!
Team size
2 - 4
Registration costs?
Nada.
Got more questions? Reach out to [email protected]
Lambton College in Toronto has announced its first hack-a-than ever in LCIT history. LCIT Hack is a winter student-run, not-for-profit hackathon.
We take pride in the diversity and talent of our hackers, who help us become a key player in the Toronto tech ecosystem. We provide an outlet for students to present their ideas for the future.
To celebrate this milestone, we will be expecting a huge and better amount of hackers. Our goal is to achieve over 150+ innovators, developers, designers, and entrepreneurs who will participate in an 8-hour competition entirely in-person, where they will build unique and impactful projects.
We strive to provide a space where hackers can discover their passions, and we want your support in helping these hackers shape the future!
Runs from
Mar 3 - 4, 2023
Happening
Toronto, Canada
Applications closed
Hackathon has ended
Winner
$250
Second Prize
$200
Third Prize
$100
Best Approach towards Idea
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Google Developer Student Club
Lambton College
Polygon
$350
Verbwire
Filecoin
$250
Replit
$50
Solana
$850
Team size
2 - 4
Registration costs?
Nada.
Got more questions? Reach out to [email protected]
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