Type of Meeting
Our Executives
Sadia Ismat
Chief Information Officer
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sismat@nextgenac.org
Kutub Thakur
Chief Operation Officer
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kthakur@nextgenac.org
What it is Hackathon:
Hackathons are a form of "invention marathon" where individuals, including high schoolers or middle schoolers, come together to solve problems or build new applications using technology.
Who participates:
High schoolers and middle schoolers of all levels, from beginners to experienced programmers, can participate.
How it works:
Participants form teams, brainstorm ideas, and work together to develop a project, often using programming languages like Java, Python, or other tools.
What's learned:
Hackathons offer an opportunity to learn new coding skills, collaborate with peers, and develop project management and communication skills.
Benefits:
Hackathons can provide a valuable learning experience and boost confidence, even for those who are just starting to learn to code.
Why Participate:
Hackathons can be a fun and engaging way to learn about technology, build a portfolio, and network with others . It is also good way to build kids experience for College applications.