Marburg Open Hackathon
Follow the link to start the Marburg Open Hackathon (MOHA).
Start MOHA (available from 9:30 to 12:00 on Tuesday, 26 January 2027)
Save your solutions in your course repository in a folder called MOHA with subfolders for each exercise block, update (i.e. commit) your local repository and publish (i.e. push) it to GitHub. Make sure that the created HTML files are also part of your GitHub repository. Only your last published commit before the deadline will be considered.
General
Your mission in this session is to prepare a marked assignment similar to the previous assignments, which you already know. But this time the deadline is today at High Noon (12:00). You will work on individual tasks and data but of the same level of difficulty. You must use your matriculation number as a seed leading to individual results for each participant. You do not need to pass each MOHA exercise individually.
Rules
You are ALLOWED to
- use your personal course material,
- use your personal R scripts,
- use the internet to gather information, and
- use AI.
You are NOT ALLOWED to
- interact with real persons, and
- copy and paste solutions for MOHA exercises from fellow course members (which is a bad idea anyway because of the individual results).
Timetable
Deviations from the schedule will not be accepted. The deadline will be strictly enforced.
| Title | Time | Duration | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| MOHA | 9:30 - 12:00 | 150 min | Face your individual MOHA assignment. |
Guidelines
- Add the text of each exercise prior to your solution and also include the name of the exercise sheet and the number of the particular tasks in order to create an easy-to-navigate HTML output.
- Avoid spending too long on individual exercises and keep track of the remaining time.
- The exercises are independent of one another and can be solved in any order.
- Alternative solutions deviating from those provided in the course are welcome.
Questions?
… can be entered here