Techknowledge is open to anyone who is interested, regardless of their background or skill level. Some tech event may have specific knowledge and skill level requirements, or a focus on a specific demographic, such as equality in Tech.

The timeline depends on the scope of your event and whether it’s an intercollege or a college level interdepartment event.

You should bring any necessary equipment, such as a laptop or tablet, as well as any materials or tools that you may need to work on your project. Food and drinks are often provided, but it’s a good idea to bring some snacks and water as well.

At a Techknowledge, you can expect to work closely with other participants and mentors to build a project or prototype. You may attend workshops or talks on specific topics, and there may be judging or presentations at the end of the event.

Techknowledge participants are likely to not only have fun working on cutting edge problems, but learn new skill sets while networking and discovering career opportunities. Top teams might even achieve recognition and rewards for their effort.

While having Some experience can be helpful, it is not always necessary. Many events are open to people with a variety of skills, including design, marketing, and project management.