Description

Step into Arduino Alley: Where knowledge sparks Innovation! Get ready for a thrilling fusion of theory and hands-on application. Test your expertise with a challenging MCQ round, then unleash your creativity by building interactive games using Arduino and range of sensors. It's a journey through the world of microcontrollers and sensors, where every idea becomes a game-challenging reality!

Round 1  ARDUINO KNOWLEDGE CHALLENGE (MCQs)

• Teams will be divided into two batches during Round 1. Each batch will attend different sets of MCQs. The average score of both batches will determine qualification for Round 2.


• Participants will have a limited amount of time to answer each MCQ.

Round 2   ARDUINO GAME MASTER

• Participants are responsible for bringing their own laptops with the necessary software. The organizers will provide power outlets, workspaces, and components required.
• All game concepts and designs must be original and not copied from existing games or projects. Plagiarism will lead to disqualification.
• Each team must submit a functional prototype of their sensor-based game within the specified time frame.
• Games will be evaluated based on creativity, functionality, use of sensors, gameplay experience, and presentation. Judges decisions are final.

Rules

• Arduino Alley is for students who are passionate about Arduino and Electronics. Participants must present valid college identification.
• Participants must form teams of four members each. Each team will split into two batches for Round 1, and their average score will determine qualification for Round 2.
• All participants must register in advance through the official event registration portal.
• Participants are strictly prohibited from using external resources, including books, smartphones, or other electronic devices, during the MCQ round.
• Participants are expected to behave respectfully and professionally towards fellow participants, organizers, and event staff. Any form of harassment or disruptive behaviour will not be tolerated. Judges’ decision will be final and violation of rules may lead to immediate disqualification.