Technology Hackathon: Four UTBM Students Shine in Canada

It was a few weeks ago in Quebec that they made the UTBM shine. The powerhouse team (a.k.a. Victor Kretz, Léon Morales, Alban Morin and Mattéo Pourcine, computer science students currently pursuing a dual degree at theUniversity of Quebec at Chicoutimi took second place in the technology hackathon organized by CONFORMiT, in collaboration with UQAC and Amazon Web Services (AWS).

24 hours to tackle an artificial intelligence programming challenge.

The challenge: to develop a chatbot-assisted big data analytics application.
Result: second place and a $1,000 prize to be shared.

To learn more about their project (screenshots of the app they developed and the source code): https://lnkd.in/eV_zN_zW

UTBM is proud of its four ambassadors who arrived this fall and would like to thank UQAC, in particular Bob-Antoine J. Ménélas, Ph.D., director of graduate studies, and Bruno Bouchard, director of the computer science and mathematics program, for offering them the opportunity to earn a dual degree and to participate in this wonderful initiative that highlights the application of their skills and expertise. 

The CROUS dining hall filled with UTBM students

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