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Pack a laptop, a change of clothes and some creativity, and head over to CU Boulder for T9Hacks, a unique听event for female computer programming newcomers to explore a hackathon environment while learning and solving compelling problems.
A听24-hour听invention marathon of sorts, participants will have the opportunity to听try out new ideas and collaborate in a fun environment while racing听to create the next great software project.
Who: Open to the public
What: T9Hacks, female hackathon
When:听Saturday, Feb. 25, 9:30 a.m., through听Sunday, Feb. 26, 3:30 p.m.
Where: ATLAS Institute, Black Box Experimental Studio
Cost: FREE
Registration:听
T9Hacks is geared toward听college students and recent college grads, especially women鈥攖he 鈥淭鈥� stands for 鈥淭itle IX.鈥� Men can attend, too;听but in Sadie Hawkins fashion, they need to be invited by a woman. Women, non-binary听and/or trans individuals听can register by themselves or with a team and may invite one other male teammate.
Explore the possibilities. Get started on a project you鈥檝e had in the back of your mind. Create a solution to a problem you see often. Build something you never have before.
And for those who have never written a line of code: This event is especially for you. No prior听programming experience is required; mentors will guide you through the process.
Participants听need not听be听CU Boulder students to attend T9Hacks,听but听. The event is听completely free, and food will be provided.
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