John Henry Brookes Building, Oxford Brookes University, Oxford
11-12 MAR 2017
What is Hack@Brookes
Welcome to Hack@Brookes, the student run 24-hour hackathon at Oxford Brookes University. Now usually when we talk about Hackathons, the first thing people think about is that we’re ‘hacking the mainframe’, when in fact we just want to see if we can get something together fast that does something helpful. Rapid prototyping if you will. We believe in quipping people to work together as a force for good in the world, having as much fun as possible while they’re doing it! That’s why this year, we’re shifting gear. Even people living under a rock will have heard what’s going on in the world and felt the shadow over the world that is... ‘Cyber’. We’re taking the hackathon experience to another level. As well as working on your dev skills, come and find out how networks are the bare bones - where everything comes together, explore how you can make your web work that little bit tighter-knit, and say hello to Kali Linux, the ultimate hacker’s toolkit.
SCHEDULE
11th–12th of March 2017 | JHBB, Oxford Brookes University, Oxford
As always, Hack@Brookes ensures to maintain the constant high quality level in serving the hackathon participants and the Hackathon community.
Registration
Venue
Hack@Brookes will take place at the John Henry Brookes Building, located in Oxford Brookes University.
Come and enjoy the unique atmosphere of one of the most beautiful campuses in Oxford, and the city which has so much to offer.
The John Henry Brookes Building was the big winner at the Royal Institute of British Architecture (RIBA) South awards in 2014, taking the Building of the Year accolade. The building, also won the Sustainability Award. It's the premier building in Oxford Brookes University's main
campus in Headington, where thousands of students go to to learn a wide variety of subjects.
Address: Headington Campus, Headington Rd, Oxford
GPS coordinates: 51.754835, -1.225134
There are several ways you can reach the campus
Bus: There are direct coaches to Oxford (OxfordTube & X90) from London and National Express coaches from other cities, both of which stop
just outside the campus
Train: From the main railway station, walk to Castle Street to catch Bus no. 8 (towards Barton), which stops outside the main campus
Taxi: Cost from London to the main campus would be around £190, it's advisable to travel by bus or train which is much cheaper
We offer free food & drinks to hackathon attendees, if you're looking for more, you can find a cafe and a bar on campus servering high quality drinks and food
Please email us if you have any questions, comments or concerns
[email protected]