Pre-Hack Workshops: Elevating skills for the ultimate Famnit Hackathon 2.0

The Faculty of Mathematics, Natural Sciences and Information Technologies, Glagoljaska ulica 8, Koper, 6000

The goal of workshops is to equip passionate participants with the necessary skills and toolkits to thrive during the hackathon. Our primary goal is to provide attendees with the knowledge and resources they need to succeed. Don't miss out on this incredible opportunity to prepare yourself for the upcoming hackathon.

May 25, 2023, 2:30 – 6:00 PM

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About this event

The goal of workshops is to equip passionate participants with the necessary skills and toolkits to thrive during the hackathon. Our primary goal is to provide attendees with the knowledge and resources they need to succeed.

The workshops are structured to cater to specific roles within a hackathon team, including Designers, Developers, and Team Leads. Considering that two workshops will run simultaneously, we have devised a strategy to ensure everyone benefits from multiple sessions. We propose dividing team members so that they can attend different workshops, gaining diverse insights and expanding their skill sets. Finally, all teams will reconvene for the last workshop, where collective knowledge will be shared and collaboration will be fostered.


REMINDER: Bring your own writing materials to the workshops, and if you want, your own machines too!


Topic 1: Introduction to Data Processing and Visualization using R

Overview

"Introduction to Data Processing and Visualization with R" is a crash course workshop designed to equip hackathon participants with essential skills in extracting, transforming, and loading data using the R programming language. The workshop aims to provide participants with a solid foundation in data processing techniques, enabling them to effectively prepare data for subsequent stages of dashboard creation and data storytelling commonly found in modern applications. Through hands-on exercises and practical examples, participants will learn how to leverage R's powerful libraries and functions to process and manipulate data, as well as visualise it in meaningful and impactful ways. By the end of the workshop, participants will have gained the necessary knowledge and tools to tackle data-driven challenges in hackathons and other real-world scenarios.

Workshop Logistics

  • Maximum number of participants: 15
  • Instructors: Uros Sergas and Arsen Matej Golubovikj
  • Timeslot: 04:30 pm - 06:30 pm
  • Venue: RLab3


Topic 2: Rapid Application Development (UPDATED)

Overview

"Rapid Application Development" is a crash course workshop designed to empower hackathon participants, including those with limited coding experience, with the knowledge and skills needed to swiftly design, develop, and deploy websites and mobile applications. The workshop focuses on introducing participants to user-friendly platforms and tools such as WordPress, Wix, and Webflow, which facilitate rapid development without extensive coding. Participants will explore the features and functionalities of these platforms, learning how to leverage WordPress and Wix for building rapid websites, and utilizing no-code technologies like Webflow for developing mobile apps. The workshop covers essential topics such as website and mobile app layout design, content creation, responsive design principles, and effective deployment strategies. By the end of the workshop, participants will be equipped with the necessary resources and techniques to confidently build functional and engaging websites using platforms like WordPress and Wix, as well as rapidly develop mobile apps using no-code technologies like Webflow, enabling them to excel in hackathons and beyond.

Workshop Logistics

  • Maximum number of participants: 15
  • Instructors: Arsen Matej Golubovikj and Jordan Aiko Deja
  • Timeslot: 04:30 pm - 06:30 pm
  • Venue: RLab4


Topic 3: Business Service Design

Overview

"Business Service Design" is a crash course workshop designed to empower hackathon participants, especially those with a tech-oriented background, with the tools and templates necessary to transform their ideas into viable solutions. The workshop focuses on equipping participants with practical skills and techniques for developing a deep understanding of their target audience through concepts such as empathy maps, business proposition canvas, and customer journey mapping. Participants will learn how to identify user pain points, define value propositions, and create a compelling business case. Additionally, the workshop will introduce participants to ideation and project delivery skills, including elevator pitching and other essential techniques for effectively communicating their ideas. By the end of the workshop, participants will be equipped with the knowledge and resources to successfully design and present their business service concepts, enabling them to excel in hackathons and other entrepreneurial endeavours.

Workshop Logistics

  • Maximum number of participants: 20
  • Instructors: Jordan Aiko Deja and Uros Sergas
  • Timeslot: 07:00 pm - 08:00 pm
  • Venue: MP6


Note that the timings provided are approximate and can be adjusted based on the specific needs and pace of the workshop.



Organizers

  • Ivan Cvijetic

    GDSC Lead

  • Nevena Stojnić

    UP Famnit - Adacta

    Google DSC Mentor

  • Đorđe Kremenović

    Technical Advisor

  • Danilo Lazić

    Technical Coordinator

  • Andrej Natev

    Technical Coordinator

  • Nikola Murgovski

    UP FAMNIT

    Graphic Designer

  • Elena Zdravkoska

    Graphic Designer

  • Marko Veskovic

    External Relations

  • Elsa Morina

    Event Coordinator

  • Miha Rupar

    Event Coordinator

  • Luka Uršič

    Social Media & PR

  • Natalija Tashkova

    Social Media & PR

  • Zhivko Stoimchev

    UP FAMNIT

    Community Support

  • Stefan Petrovski

    Community Support

  • Anastasija Temova

    Community Support

  • Marija Ćetković

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