HACK THE OUTBREAK!
The 3rd annual CSUEB Hack Day will be held on
Saturday April 7, 2018 from 10 am to 10 pm
in University Union (UU-1001)
Are you interested in science, health, and technology?
Do you want to play with drones?
Do you just want to have fun and eat free food and win cool prizes?
You can be a part of a team that builds rapid prototype solutions to an infectious disease outbreak using land-based or flying drones. We will be using a scenario from a real-life cholera outbreak at a refugee camp.
All majors, ages, and backgrounds are welcome, no experience necessary. You do not have to be experienced with drones or programming to attend.
We want to give students an opportunity to play with cool technology (drones), collaborate, and experience something new and different. This is a fantastic (and unique) experience to put on your resumes, personal statements, or cover letters. It is FREE!! We will feed you all day long and if you have the best hack you win a prize!
The 3rd annual CSUEB Hack Day will be held on
Saturday April 7, 2018 from 10 am to 10 pm
in University Union (UU-1001)
Are you interested in science, health, and technology?
Do you want to play with drones?
Do you just want to have fun and eat free food and win cool prizes?
You can be a part of a team that builds rapid prototype solutions to an infectious disease outbreak using land-based or flying drones. We will be using a scenario from a real-life cholera outbreak at a refugee camp.
All majors, ages, and backgrounds are welcome, no experience necessary. You do not have to be experienced with drones or programming to attend.
We want to give students an opportunity to play with cool technology (drones), collaborate, and experience something new and different. This is a fantastic (and unique) experience to put on your resumes, personal statements, or cover letters. It is FREE!! We will feed you all day long and if you have the best hack you win a prize!
This event is co-sponsored by the Pioneer Branch of IEEE, East Bay Student Nursing Association, and ASI
For further information:
Nazzy Pakpour, Asst. Professor of Biology
P: 510-885-2629 E: nazzy.pakpour@csueastbay.edu
James Tandon, Asst. Professor of Engineering
P: 510-885-4792 E: james.tandon@csueastbay.edu
Nazzy Pakpour, Asst. Professor of Biology
P: 510-885-2629 E: nazzy.pakpour@csueastbay.edu
James Tandon, Asst. Professor of Engineering
P: 510-885-4792 E: james.tandon@csueastbay.edu
