The challenge
HEAP is a software development experience program where participants will get to build a software application of their own design addressing any topic/problem of their choice in teams of 4 - 6 members. Participants can look forward to mentorship opportunities from SMU seniors and alumni from reputable companies, as well as weekly technical workshops.
Required tech & constraints
- Only submissions from pre-registered undergraduate students from Singapore Management University will be judged and be considered for the prizes. All other submissions from unrecognised teams will not be entertained.
- Team required: 3 to 6 members.
- Companies/professional organizations excluded from participation.
- Only specific countries/territories included.
- Usage of Huawei Cloud Services would be advantageous.
Submission requirements
- Link of the GitHub repository of your completed project:
- The repository must be made public.
- A README.md must be in your repository containing clear instructions how to run the project both locally as well as deploying it onto the cloud.
- Failure to meet either of these requirements may result in a penalty.
- Link to the hosted project:
- If the project is not hosted on the cloud, a penalty may be imposed.
- You may choose to upload any additional supporting materials as necessary in the file upload portion during your project submission.
Judging Criteria
- Technical Competency (50%)
- The completed project must function properly and meet all stated requirements as proposed.
- It should be both intuitive and easy to navigate.
- Both innovation and creativity in the solution are highly valued.
- Deployment (30%)
- The completed project should be deployed on the cloud with minimal bugs.
- At a minimum, implementation of authentication and/or authorization is expected to demonstrate technical maturity of the team.
- Presentation (20%)
- The complete project should improve upon or create alternatives to existing solutions.
- The demonstration should be smooth and show how the application solves the problem both functionally and technically.
Prizes
- 1st Place Team: $1,000 in cash ($200 per team member)
- 2nd Place Team: $500 in cash ($100 per team member)
- 3rd Place Team: $250 in cash ($50 per team member)