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Teleios Code Jam 2011

Teleios Code Jam this year comprised three stages of competition guided by this year’s motto: "Code. Present. Build ." The final event took place on Friday October 21 2011 at the JFK Lecture Theatre at UWI’s St Augustine campus. This year three new companies partnered with Teleios for this event. Illuminat was the sponsor of the first prize, Fujitsu sponsored the third prize and Digicel offered a special prize for the solution with the best SMS component. Microsoft has provided support to the competition since inception and did so again this year as second prize sponsor and Mario’s once again sponsored lunch for the participants. 

Teams from the University of the West Indies, University of the Southern Caribbean and School of Business and Computer Science submitted solutions for stage 1 based on the theme “Using information technology to facilitate development in a multi-state region.”

Eight teams advanced to event day where they presented on the solutions that they had submitted previously and participated in a quick challenge.

The judging panel for the presentations consisted of Bevil Wooding (Teleios Systems), Anand Singh (Teleios Systems), Crisen Maharaj (Business Development Company), William Bhola (Illuminat) and Darren Mohammed (Microsoft).Team Unbeatable (Niall Johnson, Akash Harriram, Hasani Holder and Keisha Mark) selected the solution that best incorporated SMS.

Winners

Winner: 1st Place

Greg Moolchan, Janeela Maraj, JD Sookdeo, Ria Jack, Nabeel Mohammed (Mentor: Kris Manohar)
Institution: University of the West Indies
Submission: The team from the UWI Computing Society presented an SMS-based system for sharing information about events taking place in the community.  Through a combination of RSS data and advanced database techniques this team showed how users can be informed about entertainment and other events via a catalogue that they built and stored in a database.

 

 

 

Winner: 2nd Place, Stage 2, Stage 3

Roger Gajraj, Amit Ramkissoon, Karleen Lall (Mentor: Andrew Borg)
Institution: University of the West Indies
Submission: Team BB Jukebox designed a mobile-oriented web application to aid DJs in the generation and selection of songs for events.  Users are able to vote on songs via their mobile phones and the songs are ordered by popularity.  DJs can use this list to determine what items should be selected for playing.
www.Bbjukebox.com

 

 

 

Winner: 3rd Place, Stage 1

Lonnell Liburd, Nicholas Chamansingh, Edward Ramkissoon (Mentor Kyle De Freitas)
Institution: University of the West Indies
Submission: The 3rd place winners proposed a notification system to inform users about traffic conditions at regions of interest.   This system would get data from a combination of dedicated tech and a validation system that would allow all subscribers to submit information about the road network.  Users would be able to get information on the road network so as to be able to charter to their destination in the shortest possible time, with the ultimate goal of alleviating traffic congestion.

 

Winner: Best SMS Solution

Jesse Bartoo, Avikash Harriram, Ramone Graham
Institution: University of the West Indies
Submission: The Best SMS Solution was an application that featured Adventure Tourism.  It enabled users to rate locations that they visited in the region and provide comments on those locations in an interactive map.  There was an SMS component that allowed for location discovery via messages sent to mobile devices.  This component was a game in the form of a treasure-hunt, it was designed to let tourists discover places they could visit after going to tourist destinations.
http://farmlinktt.com/interface.php

Teleios Code Jam 2011 Pics

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