Hack@CEWIT 2024 started with opening remarks from CEWIT Director Dr. Rong Zhao.
Hack@CEWIT 2024 Audience
Students filled the conference space in the Center of Excellence in Wireless and Information
Technology.
SRC Presents Workshop to Hackers
Students were fully engaged during the first SRC workshop of the hackathon.
You Can't Hack on an Empty Stomach
Students waited in line for a slection of empanadas, provided by Island Empanada.
Farmingdale SWiCS Club Kicks Off Saturday with Kahoot Trivia
The Farmingdale Supporting Women in Computer Science club hosted a round of Kahoot
Trivia where hackers answered questions about quantum computing.
Stony Brook WiCS Delivered a Data Visualization Workshop
The Stony Brook Women in Computer Science club presented a basics to data visualization
workshop
The Return of Hack@CEWIT Cup Stacking
Hack@CEWIT 2024 sponsors Softheon and SRC went head-to-head in everyone's favorite
game: Cup Stacking.
Stephen Cooper from MLH oversaw the competition
An Engineering Marvel!
Shawn Freed and Brad Schneider from SRC were declared the winners of the 2024 Cup
Stacking tournament. The team created a stack that was twenty cups high!
Game On!
Kyra Wills-Umdenstock from the NYU Game Center sat down with the hackers to discuss
the video game industry and how to start a career in game design and development.
Crunch Time
Team finish their final updates before submitting their projects to Devpost.
Tallying the Scores
Hack@CEWIT 2024 Judges Seth Cottrell, Kyra Wills-Umdenstock, and Thilanka Munsasinghe
speak with a team before deliberating on final scores.
And the Winner Is...
Stephen Cooper from Major League Hacking and CEWIT Engineering Manager Chris Lange
announce the winners of the MLH prizes.
