Who Are We?

The BCIT Computing Club is a community of over 1500 student builders. We pride ourselves on being some of the most technically capable student developers in British Columbia, and we don't just say it. Our work consistently demonstrates it.

That standard is reflected across everything we run. Our events go beyond just throwing together AI made prototypes. We believe that actual intelligence and fundamentals are just as vital as AI. All of our events reflect this through themes and challenges that require more than just an AI agent to address.

HTTP Hacks is the BCIT Computing Club's advanced hackathon, a hands on event where students show off deep understanding of programming knowledge, and solve problems that AI struggles to handle.

Students team up and solve the given problem in a short timeframe, building projects aligned with a shared theme. Between all of the code, participants engage in mini challenges. Food is provided to keep the momentum going. The event concludes with a live demo and judging round, where the strongest scored projects are showcased to the entire audience and recognized for their technical execution.

Historically, BCIT Computing Club hackathons have had:

  • 100+ attendees at each competition
  • Workshops for developers of all levels
  • 100% free for students
  • Industry mentors and judges
  • Food, drinks, and beverages all event long
  • Branded merchandise and prizes, as well as a cash prize pool for winning participants.

What is
HTTP Hacks?

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who can participate?
Anyone from BCIT is welcome to join, whether you're a beginner or an experienced hacker.
How many people can be on a team?
Max 5 per team, although we encourage 1-2 people at most.
Do I need a team?
Nope! Hackers can participate entirely solo. However, if you are solo and looking for teammates, we encourage you to visit our Discord.
How much does it cost to sign up?
The event is entirely free thanks to our generous sponsors. Interested in becoming a sponsor for HTTP Hacks? Visit our sponsor page.
What to bring?
Bring your laptop, charger, coding skills, and maybe a mechanical keyboard and monitor if you have one. We'll provide snacks and swag!

Contact Us

Official Enquiries

For partnerships, sponsorships, and all other formal matters please correspond via email.

Discord

For casual questions, if you just want to chat, we respond quickly in our Discord server

Mentors

Interested in being a mentor? Fill out the form and we'll reach out!