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Frequently Asked Questions

What is CART Codes?

CART Codes is led by Dalhousie University's Climate Action Research for Transportation (CART) Network and is funded by the Climate Action Awareness Fund and Environment and Climate Change Canada. This hackathon will allow students with different backgrounds and experience levels to work in teams to collaborate of a 24-hour period!

When and Where CART Codes Happening?

CART Codes will  be held from February 10th to February 11th, 2024! This year's event will be hosted in-person on Dalhousie University's Sexton engineering Campus in the IDEA Building and DalTRAC labs. The event schedule will be released in the weeks leading up to the event!

Who can Participate?

Post-secondary students and recent graduate across Nova Scotia in computer science, engineering and planning programs are invited to participate in our 24-hour completely in-person hackathon challenge. We encourage students of ALL skill levels to register.

What is this Years Hackathon Theme?

This years theme is: HACK HOW WE MOVE with a focus on climate change actions with Nova Scotia! Participants will be tasked with developing a data application that yields results.

How many Hackers per Team?

Each team can have up to 4 hackers, as long as they are registered with CART Codes. You are also able to work individually, however our hope is that the hack generates collaboration between disciplines to enact change!

How do I Sign Up with my Teammates or Join a team?

Registration forms must be completed on an individual basis. There is a question that will allow you to request team members by including their full name and email address. There is also the option to be added to a team. In this case, facilitators will assign you to a group. 

Can I Work on my Project Before the Event?

No. To ensure fairness, and integrity, all work must be completed during the event. A call for proposals will be open during the registration period, allowing teams an opportunity to develop project ideas in advance. These submissions can be sent to daltrac.comms@dal.ca

What do Mentors do?

CART Codes mentors are excited to share technical knowledge and experience with hackers, by providing guidance!

Still have Questions?

We are happy to help! Send us an inquiry to daltrac.comms@dal.ca and we will get back to you as soon as possible.

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