What is a Hackathon?
A hackathon is a 24-hour programming competition where a large group of students meet to engage in collaborative coding.
What is HackSoCal?
HackSoCal is one of Southern California's first student-run co-ed school hackathons. The event lasts for 24 hours overnight as over 150 attendees work to build software that addresses a real-world problem.
Our mission is to encourage students within the Southern California area to pursue computer science and promote diversity in this ever-growing field.
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Who can attend?
HackSoCal is open to all students attending a high school in the United States. If you are not in high school, you are encouraged to apply as a volunteer or mentor.
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How much does it cost?
HackSoCal does not cost anything at all! Everything from swag to instruction to meals will be provided free of charge.
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When and where is HackSoCal?
HackSoCal is held from February 15-16, 2020, here at PVNet at the Promenade (550 Deep Valley Drive, Suite 229, RHE, CA 90274).
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For more information, please visit and register at: https://hacksocal.com/
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That just about covers our FAQ, if you have any questions or comments, feel free to write to us at Education@pvnet.com. Don't forget to RSVP using the button at the top!
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