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BrébeufHx 2025: challenges

ADVANCED

There are 3 challenges you can choose from:

Help individuals discover themselves professionally and orient toward a potential career path.

Examples:

  • A mobile learning app that offers personalized mini-courses on specific professions to help with career orientation and development.

  • A platform to connect young people with professionals to guide them in their career choices.

Brébeuf's green committee

Help connect like-minded students.

Examples:

  • A platform encouraging collaboration by connecting various eco-committees, organizations, and NGOs (featuring spaces for upcoming events, environmental news, local eco-friendly shops, tutorials on starting an eco-committee, etc.).

  • A game designed to help users discover diverse eco-friendly initiatives.

At Tail'ed, we are always looking for ideas that will change students' lives for the better.
We want to hear your voice – we invite you to create a project that addresses a challenge you are experiencing in your student journey"

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Judges will be picking a top 3 amongst all advanced projects, all themes combined.

 

There are also two extra prize categories available to you. To qualify for one of the categories, you must submit an advanced project that aligns with one of the three proposed challenges while incorporating the specific elements of each category.

 

Diversity Women+ in Tech Award: Best integration of equity, diversity, and inclusion into the project.

  • Prize: 50$ gift care for each team member.

 

Lovable x Tail'ed AI Award: Best use of Lovable to create an application (entirely developed using Lovable).

  • Prize: interview with Lovable team for a chance at a job on the team.

Wolfram Award: Use Wolfram Language for 25% or more of your project to be eligible.

  • All Wolfram Award projects will be eligible for a 500$ scholarship to a 2025 Wolfram Summer program.

 

You can ask us to validate your project idea.

 

Evaluation criteria:

Technologie/Technology (10 pts)
Difficulty of the project, the level of completion, and the tech tools used to complete it.


Design (5 pts)
Visual appeal and UI/UX development


Créativité / Creativity (5 pts)
Is the project innovative and original?


Fonctionnalité / Functionnality (5 pts)
Does the project effectively and realistically solve the given problem (theme)?

 

Judging:

For all submissions on Devpost, we ask that you provide a GitHub link to your project to facilitate the judging.

After submitting your project on Devpost on Saturday before 2:00 pm, you will have until 2:45 p.m. to prepare a 5-minute presentation of your project. Make sure you include a short demo and talk about the coding you did. From 2:45 p.m., we will start calling teams into a classroom. You will have to present your project to the judges while respecting the time limit. They may also ask questions. You DO NOT need to submit a video with your project.

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