About the challenge

🚀 G-TECH 2025 – Where Innovation Meets Action!

G-TECH 2025 is a 2-day hybrid hackathon powered by SE-Tech Society × ESSE, Lahore Garrison University, bringing together coders, designers, and innovators to push boundaries, create, and compete.

What makes G-TECH 2025 special?

  • Multiple Tracks: Web Development, App Titans (Mobile App Development), AI/ML, Problem-Solving, and more surprise challenges.

  • Hands-On Learning: Build real projects with mentorship, explore modern tech stacks, and apply UI/UX best practices.

  • Exciting Prizes & Recognition: Win awards, internship opportunities, and showcase your talent to top tech professionals.

  • Networking & Fun: Meet like-minded students, mentors, and companies while enjoying tech-themed activities.

App Titans – Mobile App Development Challenge:

 

  • Build AppConnect, a mobile app for students, faculty, and clubs to collaborate, manage events, share resources, and interact on campus feeds.

  • Focus on clean architecture, UI/UX, responsiveness, and smooth frontend interactions.

Problem Statement

Campus communication and event management are often fragmented and manual. Students, faculty, and clubs lack a unified mobile platform to manage profiles, events, resources, and feedback efficiently.

App Titans challenges you to design and implement a mobile solution that unifies these workflows while maintaining smooth UI/UX, modular architecture, and full functionality.

User Roles & Responsibilities

1. Student

  • Manage profile, upload profile picture

  • Register and track event participation

  • Interact with campus feed (like, comment, mention)

  • Participate in discussion boards

  • Rate events and provide feedback

  • Access documents/resources as per permissions

2. Faculty

  • Manage academic profile and courses

  • Create/approve/manage events

  • Post announcements on campus feed

  • Moderate discussion boards

  • Review student feedback

  • Verify attendance

3. Club Admin

  • Manage club profile and events

  • Moderate discussions

  • Upload club resources

  • Collect and analyze event feedback

  • Track attendance and generate certificates

4. Admin

  • Manage all users and roles

  • Oversee and approve/reject events

  • Moderate content across feeds and boards

  • Analytics and reporting for engagement

  • Ensure security and proper authentication

Core Functional Requirements

  1. Authentication & Authorization: Multi-role, session management, role-based UI.

  2. Event Management: View, register, approve, manage events with role-based visibility.

  3. Campus Feed & Announcements: Unified feed with likes, comments, mentions.

  4. Discussion Board: Thread-based discussions, moderation, archiving.

  5. User Profiles: Editable with role-based visibility and controls.

  6. Feedback & Rating System: Collect ratings & comments, generate analytics.

  7. Document & Resource Sharing: Upload/download with role-based access.

  8. Attendance & Certificate Generator: Track participation and auto-generate certificates.

  9. Admin Dashboard: Real-time analytics, user/event monitoring, performance insights.

Design Goals

  • Scalable Architecture: Modular components for easy maintenance and future expansion

  • Responsive UI/UX: Mobile-friendly, adaptive design across devices

  • Optimized Performance: Fast load times and smooth interactions

Requirements

What to Build

Participants in App Titans are expected to build a mobile app that provides a seamless, engaging experience for students, faculty, and clubs. Your app should:

  • Implement core features like event management, campus feeds, discussion boards, feedback/rating systems, document/resource sharing, and attendance/certificate tracking.

  • Have clean UI/UX, responsive design, and smooth interactions across devices.

  • Follow modular architecture and demonstrate proper frontend component integration.

  • Be original, fully functional, and testable offline.

Focus on creating a user-friendly, interactive, and visually appealing app that solves campus collaboration problems.

What to Submit

At the end of the hackathon, each team must submit:

  1. Git Repository:

    • Complete code with proper version control (incremental commits).

    • Well-documented and commented code demonstrating architecture and logic.

  2. Explainer Video (3–10 min):

    • Show the app workflow, core features, UI/UX, and how users interact with it.

    • Highlight innovative features and problem-solving approach.

Optional: Screenshots, diagrams, or additional documentation to support your submission.

âš¡ Reminder: Both the Git repository and explainer video are mandatory for judging. Incomplete submissions will not be considered.

Hackathon Sponsors

Prizes

1 non-cash prize
First Position
1 winner

Cash and Certificates

Devpost Achievements

Submitting to this hackathon could earn you:

Judges

Muhammad Zaeem Ul Hassan

Muhammad Zaeem Ul Hassan
Swiftnine

Judging Criteria

  • Functionality (40%) ✅
    Correct integration of all core features and smooth app workflow
  • Design & UI/UX (30%)
    Intuitive, responsive, visually appealing interface
  • Creativity & Innovation (20%)
    Original ideas, problem-solving, and inventive features beyond core requirements
  • Presentation & Communication (10%)
    Clear demonstration of app features, workflow, and technical details

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