They will be provided with a scoring rubric, which will include the project categories and the criteria for evaluation, and a scorecard for notes for each team. Judges will participate as part of a judging panel.Judges must have data analysis, cybersecurity or design experience.Judges will evaluate the student teamsвЂ™ final products during the Showcase and Judging Day on Ma| 3-6pm. This 3-hour workshop, hosted by the UMD Info Challenge Team and industry specialists, will provide mentors with expectations, tips and ideas for managing a team during IC22, and an opportunity to network with other data enthusiasts.Mentors will be invited to attend the virtual Mentor and Judge Information Session on February 11, 2022. No limit to the number of mentors from an organization.Mentors spend Kick-off Day (at UMD or virtually) working with their assigned student teams, and supporting the teams virtually for the remainder of the week.Mentors guide student teams as they work through exploring the dataset or challenge project, selecting a research question or understanding the organizationвЂ™s problem statement.Mentors All partners, UMD researchers, or data enthusiasts, regardless of discipline, may be mentors for student teams No teaching, mentor, or data analysis experience necessary. Sign up HERE to supply a dataset or challenge project.Дatasets must be submitted to the UMD Info Challenge Organizing Team by November 30, 2021 All relevant Information and resources student teams will need to develop a complete project.

A short statement about why the project has been submitted.Datasets must be complete and cleaned so the student participants do not need to take the time to complete these actions.Д¬ybersecurity and Design Challenge Projects should include:.Note: View previous datasets and final projects here A problem statement to guide exploration by the participants.A short statement about why the dataset has been submitted.The expert will need to give a Challenge Orientation Talk to review the dataset and problem statements for the student participants at on February 26 at 11am.Each organization supplying a dataset or challenge project will need to have someone from your organization that has in depth knowledge of the data or project available to students on Februfrom 11am вЂ“ 3pm.The team member will work through the development process with you to finalize the project needs that will allow the IC22 students to highlight their talents and produce a creative outcome for your organization! Once you have submitted the form to indicate that you would like to provide a dataset or challenge project, an IC22 team member will send you details letting you know the best way to frame the project for IC22.Datasets or challenge projects can be from any discipline.Provide a DatasetВ or Challenge Project All partners are invited to submit a dataset or challenge project for the student participants to analyze. Unable to participate this year as a volunteer? Click HERE to sponsor IC22 by p roviding funding for prizes, swag, food and venues. Provide Organizational Swag or Literature.Host an Event Table during the Showcase Event.Volunteer at any of the events working closely with the IC22 team to provide the best experience for Students and Partners.Judge the final projects at the end of the week.Mentor student teams (no data science experience necessary!).Provide a Dataset and Challenge ProjectВ for the student teams to work on for the week.Click on an option below to find out more! Ready to sign up to be an IC22 partner?Д¬lick HERE to complete the IC22 Partner Form! There are many ways to become an IC22 Partner.

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