This repository is a private space for you and your team to collaborate with one another. The datasets for each track are available inthis repositoryfor ease of access. While we can only encourage you to work out of this repository throughout the event, do note thatyou will be required to submit your project files in this repository for judging.
Specifically, to submit your project you will be required to complete the following:
- Upload all code and related project files that you would like to be considered during judging to this repository no later than Sunday (10/4) at 11:00AM EST.
- Record and upload a 5 minute video of your team's presentation to your video platform of choice. Paste thepublic linkfor you video in this file (in the marked location) no later than Sunday (10/4) at 11:59AM EST.
- Navigate to your team's management page in the portal. Once there, indicate that you have successfully submitted your project on time and select which sponsor prize category you would like your project to be considered for (if any).
**PASTE PUBLIC VIDEO LINK HERE:https://youtu.be/_dfK1kydKNo**
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If you have any questions during the, either technical or logistical, be sure to reach out to a mentor and/or a director for assistance!
If you are unfamiliar with Git and/or GitHub, we highly recommend that you utilize the following resources:
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
| GitHub Desktop App | The GitHub desktop app makes it extremely easy to interact with repositories and visualize the changes you are making. |
| Markdown Cheat Sheet | This markdown cheat sheet will help you style and structure your readme file if you feel inclined to do so. |
| Git Fundamentals | This brief but informative guide will get you up and running with everything you need to know for your project submission in GitHub. |