KATHMANDU: Herald DevCorps UI Visual Community, a student-led community at Herald College Kathmandu, successfully organised the nonstop 24-hour 'Code Brisk Hackathon 2023', at Kuri Village, in Kalinchowk Rural Municipality, Dolakha district.
Situated at an altitude of 3,447m above sea level, Code Brisk successfully became the first hackathon held at the highest altitude ever.
A total of 13 colleges participated in the hackathon, with three outstanding teams chosen to construct their prototypes at Kalinchowk. The primary theme of the hackathon was to boost the tourism and hospitality sector at Kalinchowk through innovative and practical prototypes created by the top three teams.
Prakash Shrestha, CEO of Herald College Kathmandu, expressed his gratitude towards the organising team. He said, "Our community's unwavering effort and dedication to this project is commendable and has resulted in an incredible outcome. It is a testament to the passion and talent that exists within our community, and I am proud of every one of you."
Sujata Thapa, Head of Herald Devcorps, also praised the organising committee and the top three colleges. She said, “The effort of everyone in our dedicated community is reflected in the incredible work accomplished, and I am proud to be a part of it. Additionally, the top three teams presented truly impressive and achievable ideas, leaving us in amazement.”
Herald College Kathmandu congratulated the winning team, Virinchi College - Team Everest for their winning project 'Tidy Town' which employed sensors to tackle waste management issues and offered a practical way of waste disposal and extended its appreciation to all the participating colleges.
The Code Brisk Hackathon 2023 was a resounding success and demonstrated the exceptional creativity and technical skill of the youth in Nepal.
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Prakash Shrestha, CEO of Herald College Kathmandu, expressed his gratitude towards the organising team. He said, "Our community's unwavering effort and dedication to this project is commendable and has resulted in an incredible outcome. It is a testament to the passion and talent that exists within our community, and I am proud of every one of you."
Sujata Thapa, Head of Herald Devcorps, also praised the organising committee and the top three colleges. She said, “The effort of everyone in our dedicated community is reflected in the incredible work accomplished, and I am proud to be a part of it. Additionally, the top three teams presented truly impressive and achievable ideas, leaving us in amazement.”
Herald College Kathmandu congratulated the winning team, Virinchi College - Team Everest for their winning project 'Tidy Town' which employed sensors to tackle waste management issues and offered a practical way of waste disposal and extended its appreciation to all the participating colleges.
The Code Brisk Hackathon 2023 was a resounding success and demonstrated the exceptional creativity and technical skill of the youth in Nepal.
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Published Date: February 24, 2023, 12:00 am
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