Will the Next Mark Zuckerberg Please Stay Up?

The article focuses on Shariq Hashme, a 21-year-old computer science major at University of Maryland, College Park in Maryland, one of the student who join the TreeHacks, a 36-hour contest to program mobile applications, websites or hardware, which include aerial drones and virtual reality headsets....

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Publicado en:	New York Times Vol. 164; no. 56834; pp. 12 - 15
Autor principal:	Leckart, Steven
Formato:	Artículo
Publicado:	New York Times 4/12/2015
Materias:	Hashme, Shariq University of Maryland at College Park Rajagopalan, Vikram Contests Computer software development Mobile apps Videoconferencing software
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Sumario:	The article focuses on Shariq Hashme, a 21-year-old computer science major at University of Maryland, College Park in Maryland, one of the student who join the TreeHacks, a 36-hour contest to program mobile applications, websites or hardware, which include aerial drones and virtual reality headsets. Topics discussed include immersive 3-D videoconferencing system worked by the team of Hashme, hackathons, and statement of Vikram Rajagopalan of the University of Michigan regarding hackathon.