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The Student News Site of Monta Vista High School

El Estoque

The Student News Site of Monta Vista High School

El Estoque

Gautham Raghupathi and Tom Zhang work on their machine learning project for a hackathon at the University of Pennsylvania. PHOTO BY RAGHUPATHI // USED WITH PERMISSION

App and Web Development Club officers compete at the University of Pennsylvania Hackathon

Devin Gupta September 27, 2019

“Artificial intelligence” and “machine learning” are common buzzwords about programming, but the App and Web Development club’s officers of Android development Gautham Raghupathi and Tom Zhang...

The craft of branding: Design It officers share the facets of design

The craft of branding: Design It officers share the facets of design

Annie Zhang April 8, 2019
How Design It implements the facets of design techniques through promotion
HackingEDU in San Mateo fosters team bonding opportunities

HackingEDU in San Mateo fosters team bonding opportunities

Elizabeth Han October 30, 2015
Students explore coding at a 34-hour hackathon
MV Hacks promotes gender equality in technology industry

MV Hacks promotes gender equality in technology industry

Elia Chen January 30, 2015
MVHS’ first hackathon encourages all students to apply coding skills outside of classroom
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High School Hacks changes male-centric hackathon culture

Amrutha Dorai January 27, 2014
Balanced gender ratio at student-organized event will encourage female participation in coding.
HS Hacks is a high schoolers-only hackathon that will provide a unique coding environment for both beginner and expert programmers.

HS Hacks provides coding opportunity for both novice and expert programmers

Varsha Venkat January 21, 2014

Students from Bay Area high schools work together to host students-only hackathon. Most hackathons cater towards experienced programmers, a predominantly adult and college level demographic, providing...

Sophomore Ajay Jain, seniors Michael Mattheakis and Zuhayeer Musa and sophomore Jimmy Liu (from left to right) won the Disrupt SF Hackathon 2013 last month. The boys created an app called Spruce, which allows users quick access to definitions while reading a book from its online library. Photo by Ashish Samaddar.

Spruce team wins first place at the 2013 Disrupt SF Hackathon

Varsha Venkat October 26, 2013
MVHS students compete against Bay Area professionals and college students to win $5,000 grand prize.
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