OverClocked (Over²)

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OverClocked is a 24-hour offline hackathon where you turn ideas into working prototypes under real pressure. Coming right after OverDrive, it offers six tracks, open themes, and a hall full of teams building through the night. You plan, build, debug, and finish with a demo to the judges. Bring your team and your energy, ideas in the morning can become prototypes by midnight.

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Track 1: EdTech and Campus Life

Smart Note Buddy

Problem

Students gather notes from different places: board snaps, WhatsApp forwards, voice notes, and messy handwritten pages. The goal is to build a tool that takes multiple raw inputs (simulated text blocks or image descriptions) and automatically turns them into clean, consolidated study notes.

Deliverable

A web application that accepts 3–5 distinct text inputs and outputs a single, formatted study guide based on user-selected templates (e.g., “Bullet Points”, “Q&A”, “Summary”).

Constraint

The tool must automatically identify and tag 3 core topics (e.g., “Formula”, “Concept”, “Date”) within the raw text and display a clickable navigation panel linking to those sections in the final output.

Student Stress Tracker

Problem

College stress is real. This tool lets students log how they feel each day (using 5 emoji ratings) with small check-ins. The system must spot patterns, show simple insights, and give small tips to relax.

Deliverable

A mobile or web application that allows daily check-ins and stores the history locally. It must display a simple line graph visualizing the user’s stress level over the last 7 days.

Constraint

The system must be able to flag a “Red Alert” day (for example, if the user logged a high-stress score 3 times in a row) and randomly suggest one of five unique relaxation tips (e.g., “Deep breathing video link”, “Go for a walk”) only on these flagged days.

Lab Manual Helper

Problem

Most students spend hours rewriting lab reports. Teams can make a tool that takes input like readings, observations, and basic graph data, then generates a final, formatted lab record style write-up.

Deliverable

A web application with form fields for lab data. Submitting the form generates a neatly formatted, print-ready output (simulating a PDF/Word document structure).

Constraint

The tool must include an automatic calculation feature. Based on two number inputs (for example, Initial Reading Ri and Final Reading Rf), it must calculate and display a final value (e.g., “Result: Rf – Ri”) directly within the generated report structure.

Class Group Chaos Control

Problem

Every class group is full of spam and jokes. The idea is for a system that filters simulated messages, highlights key updates (room changes, deadlines, events), and shows them in a clean panel.

Deliverable

A web interface that processes a simulated feed of messages (stored in a local array/list) and displays only the “Important” ones in a separate, dedicated area.

Constraint

The filtering system must be driven by a custom keyword list (defined by the user) and must assign a priority visual (e.g., a flashing red banner for “Exam Deadline”, a yellow dot for “Room Change”) based on the content.

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OverClocked (Over²)

The Byte Battlefield

The Byte Battlefield

Track 1: EdTech and Campus Life

Smart Note Buddy

Student Stress Tracker

Lab Manual Helper

Class Group Chaos Control

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