You can get a headstart on the submission form by heading to your My Projects tab. You'll be able to continue editing it until the deadline so we strongly encourage you to start early!

We know procrastination gets the better of us so here's a look at the content you'll need to complete the submission for this hackathon:

		If you have teammates, add and nudge them to accept their invitations before the deadline.
		Project Name - come up with a fun name for your project. Elevator Pitch - sell the judges your project in one sentence. Thumbnail Image - attach an image to represent your project.
		Did you build a public and open-source web application in HP AI Studio? Follow the prompts in the About textbox. Use the Markdown to differentiate sections.  Don't forget to tell the judges how you should showcased HP AI Studio's capabilities while addressing real-world industry challenges. Be specific. Include links where possible. explain the technical workflow implemented with HP AI Studio  outline the challenges addressed and solutions developed  highlight key features of HP AI Studio that were leveraged  describe lessons learned and best practices discovered  Make sure your demo video is viewable by the judges, is around 3 minutes and clearly demonstrates key features highlighting HP AI Studio's capabilities. Upload the video to Youtube, make sure it is public, and optionally tag it with #HPNVIDIADeveloperChallenge
		Answer all of the Submission Questions. Provide a link to your well-documented and organized open-source and public Code Repo.  Include an Apache 2.0 or MIT open-source license. Demonstrate model registration to MLFlow and deploy to Swagger through AIS.   If you’re using 3rd-party API keys, make sure NOT to embed the key in code. Include any dependencies and requirements. Include a README with the following:  Steps for judging and testing  A detailed explanation of models downloaded and methods used
		Agree to the hackathon terms and conditions and click submit!

Good luck!