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Archive for February, 2009
New Site!
Posted in Uncategorized on February 25, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Hackathon Post-Mortem
Posted in Event, tagged Computer Science, Event, Hackathon on February 17, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
As both one of the organizers and participants, I have to admit I’m glad it’s over. The Hackathon was one of the most grueling 18 hours (and weeks leading into) of my life. It was also a tremendous success. The combined efforts of IEEE, UPE, the CSUA and St@B this year brought in record attendance [...]
Recap: Hackathon 2009
Posted in Event, tagged Computer Science, Event, Hackathon on February 17, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
85 hackers on 27 teams sat down at 6:00PM on Friday night to hack for 18 hours straight. At 12PM the next day only 23 teams and 63 students were able to cross the finish line. There were games, chat tools, web applications, and other random hacks. At 12:00PM on Saturday the 65 participants and [...]
Hackathon 2009 Live
Posted in Event, tagged Computer Science, Event, Hackathon on February 13, 2009 | 6 Comments »
We are going to be live blogging from the 2009 Hackathon by ST@B, CSUA, IEEE, HKN, and UPE. **Updated at 2:30PM Saturday** Congrats to winners! 1. The Hiro Protagonist 2. News Kaiser 3. Kaplan Killers Honorable Mention- Ani Mani Honorable Mention- Purple Skittles Check out descriptions here. Check out the justin.tv feed of the project [...]
Entrepreneurship Resources
Posted in Uncategorized, tagged Berkeley, resources on February 3, 2009 | 2 Comments »
Contrary to popular belief there is a large support system for Berkeley entrepreneurs. Unfortunately, not everyone knows about it. We have a page on our blog and some links along the right side, but we wanted to highlight particular campus organizations, resources, and events that should be helpful for all Berkeley entrepreneurs. This may be an overwhelming amount of information, but each of these organizations could be the key that helps Berkeley students, alumni, or faculty create the next Apple Computer (Steve Wozniak, 1976), SUN Microsystems (Bill Joy, 1982), or Inktomi (Eric Brewer, Faculty).
