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CodeJam is a 48-hour team-based programming competition organized by [[ECSESS]]. The event takes place in the Trottier building during the fall. Registration is usually cheap because the event is sponsored by multiple software companies. These companies also come to the event to recruit participants for internships and/or jobs.
 
  
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CodeJam is the largest hackathon held by [[Electrical, Computer, and Software Engineering Student Society| ECSESS]] at McGill! The event is usually held yearly in November in Trottier building. In the past, CodeJam has attracted 300+ participants from universities across Canada. CodeJam is a great opportunity to network and develop participants’ hacking skills.
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Some key features of CodeJam include:
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*  Techfair hosted by CodeJam, great for networking and landing an internship!
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*  Swag bag for every participant including cool merch
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*  A lot of prizes to win with many prize categories
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*  Snacks provided during the event
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*  Workshops before and during the event with sponsors for skill development
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Make sure to follow us on [http://www.instagram.com/mcgillcodejam social media] for all our updates!
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=Organizing Committee=
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As of the 12th CodeJam, the president(s) of the organizing committee are chosen by the committee of the previous year and ECSESS’ VP Tech Dev. The president(s) then hold interviews to choose new members for the committee.
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The organizing committee consists of the following sub-teams:
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#Finance💰💰🤑
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#Web 💻🖥
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#Marketing📢📺📱
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#Sponsorship 🗝🔑💸
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#Logistics 💪😎🙋
  
 
=Past competitions=
 
=Past competitions=
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The top three submissions in each category received a prize with the best project in each category competing against each other for the overall ranking.
 
The top three submissions in each category received a prize with the best project in each category competing against each other for the overall ranking.
 
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The format of the competition was be open-ended with some subcategories that competitors may opt into to win prizes. The main 3 subcategories were Artificial Intelligence, Internet of things and Augmented Reality. [https://codejam2019.devpost.com/ Click here to see the winners].
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The theme of the event was Digital by Default. Participants created any project and submitted it to the general category, and optionally to the two sponsor prizes. One was by [https://www.sama.com/blog/codejam-2020-mcgill-hackathon Samasource] (Now Sama) and the other was by [http://www.matrox.com Matrox]. [https://code-jam-2020.devpost.com Click here to see the winners].
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CodeJam 11 did not have a theme. Prizes were submitted to the general category, and optionally to the two sponsor prizes. One was by [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=thY51uVUd2Q 123Loadboard] and the other was by [https://broadsign.com/ Broadsign]. [https://code-jam-xi.devpost.com/ Click here to see the winners].
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CodeJam 12 was open-ended, similar to CodeJam 11. This event took place fully in-person. [https://mcgill-codejam-12.devpost.com/ Click here to see the winners]
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=Past Winners=
 
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| 2013 || Toby Welch-Richards ||
 
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| 2015 || Elie Harfouche ||
 
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| 2016 || Elie Harfouche ||
 
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| 2017 || Stanley Su ||  Jeffrey Tsui || Ben Willets || Henry Wong || Walksafe NYC
 
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Latest revision as of 09:08, 11 September 2023

Code.Jam()
CodeJam2.png
Location: Trottier Building
Attendance: 300+ participants
Next CodeJam: CodeJam 13, November 2023

CodeJam is the largest hackathon held by ECSESS at McGill! The event is usually held yearly in November in Trottier building. In the past, CodeJam has attracted 300+ participants from universities across Canada. CodeJam is a great opportunity to network and develop participants’ hacking skills.

Some key features of CodeJam include:

  • Techfair hosted by CodeJam, great for networking and landing an internship!
  • Swag bag for every participant including cool merch
  • A lot of prizes to win with many prize categories
  • Snacks provided during the event
  • Workshops before and during the event with sponsors for skill development

Make sure to follow us on social media for all our updates!

Organizing Committee

As of the 12th CodeJam, the president(s) of the organizing committee are chosen by the committee of the previous year and ECSESS’ VP Tech Dev. The president(s) then hold interviews to choose new members for the committee.

The organizing committee consists of the following sub-teams:

  1. Finance💰💰🤑
  2. Web 💻🖥
  3. Marketing📢📺📱
  4. Sponsorship 🗝🔑💸
  5. Logistics 💪😎🙋

Past competitions

The theme of the event was human-computer interactions. The challenge given to participants was to build a tool similar to McGill's Visual Schedule Builder.

The theme of the event was Bioinformatics. The participants were given diagnostics data of a number of patients for a specific disease. They had to develop and train an algorithm that would be able to predict if a particular patient had the disease.

The theme of the event was DataDive. The participants chose between three categories, Transportation, Economics, and Sports. Each category was supplied with a variety of datasets that the participants were allowed to make anything with. The only limitation was that at least one of the datasets from the category was used. Each category was judged and the winner moved on to a final round against the other category winners.

The theme of the event was Pattern Recognition. Participants created any project and submitted it to one of three categories: geospatial analysis, natural language processing, and computer vision. The top three submissions in each category received a prize with the best project in each category competing against each other for the overall ranking.

The format of the competition was be open-ended with some subcategories that competitors may opt into to win prizes. The main 3 subcategories were Artificial Intelligence, Internet of things and Augmented Reality. Click here to see the winners.

The theme of the event was Digital by Default. Participants created any project and submitted it to the general category, and optionally to the two sponsor prizes. One was by Samasource (Now Sama) and the other was by Matrox. Click here to see the winners.

CodeJam 11 did not have a theme. Prizes were submitted to the general category, and optionally to the two sponsor prizes. One was by 123Loadboard and the other was by Broadsign. Click here to see the winners.

CodeJam 12 was open-ended, similar to CodeJam 11. This event took place fully in-person. Click here to see the winners

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