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THIS YEAR'S PROBLEM:
THIS YEAR'S PROBLEM:
Water and Drainage: Care and supply of water and drainage in Monterrey.
HOW DOES THE EVENT WORK?
HOW DOES THE EVENT WORK?
Students have 24hrs to:
Analyze the problem
Generate ideas
Plan activities
Attend to conferences and workshops
Create a prototype
Present your product
WHO IS INVITED?
WHO IS INVITED?
Students from 9th to 12th grade from the ASOMEX schools and any other school that wishes to participate.
WHO WILL JUDGE THE COMPETITION?
WHO WILL JUDGE THE COMPETITION?
The jury will consist of the speakers who introduced the challenge, professionals from the technology industry, and students with outstanding academic performance.
Will Makerthon participants sleep during the event?
The Makerthon is designed for participants to work throughout the night. However, designated sleeping areas will be available for those who wish to rest.
Who will supervise the event?
Throughout the entire 24-hour event, a group of AIM teachers will oversee the activities, along with a team of student organizers and staff members.
CAN PARTICIPANTS LEAVE THE PREMISES AND RETURN LATER?
CAN PARTICIPANTS LEAVE THE PREMISES AND RETURN LATER?
Participants will not be allowed to leave the school unless they have been granted special permission. All necessary resources will be provided at AIM.
WHEN AND WHERE?
WHEN AND WHERE?
This event will take place in the American Institute of Monterrey campus Huasteca. The dates for the event are the 21st and 22nd of March. You have 24 hours to solve the problem and present your solution.
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