INTRODUCING: THE WESTCHESTER PARTNERSHIP WITH RPI LEARN MORE
Sat, Sep 21 (at the City College of New York)
The hackathon begins. Day one will consist of talks from folks in the industry, as well as a training session on how to use qBraid, the programming tool that youll be using to write your programs. You will also meet with your teammates and mentors to work on your idea generation process and get a chance to speak to industry leaders in the AQ space. (Here is the agenda for the day.)
Sun, Sep 22 (at Columbia University)
On Day Two of the hackathon, there will be more talks in the morning followed by a continuation of the idea generation process. (Here is the agenda for the day.)
Mon, Sep 23 Fri, Sep 27
Get to work! This is when you and your team will tackle the problem you chose to solve during the kickoff, using quantum programming. To help you along the way, your teams mentor(s) will be available for regular online meetings over the course of the week.
Sat, Sep 28 (at NYU Tandon School of Engineering)
It all leads up to this final day when your team gets to showcase its work and potentially win a prize! (Here is the agenda for the day.)
