Eligibility

• Participants are allowed to take part in the competition as individuals or as a team of up to two members

  • Category 1: Captains (graduate students PhD/MSc)

  • Category 2: Students Participants

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Goals

• To provide young students with hands-on experience in building projects using Hall sensors and other fundamental electronic components through an interactive module and guided exploration of a physical kit

• To provide graduate students with a mentorship experience through assisting the students in their learning journey

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Rules for Captains

• Registration is mandatory for both captains and participants. [Register here (LINK)]

• Captains are entrusted with the responsibility of receiving a kit containing all the necessary components for project construction 

• Captains must ensure the presence of all components and promptly communicate any missing parts or feedback to the organizers (either by the forum or by email to sim@ieeemagnetics.org)

• Captains are tasked with designing the route through which the kits will journey, with an aim of incorporating three stops per kit

• Captains are responsible for delivering the kit to participants at each stop along their designated route

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Rules for Student Participants

• Registration is mandatory for both captains and participants. [Register here (LINK)]

• Participants must successfully complete the module. [Access the module here]

• Participants should notify their Captains or organisers in case of any missing or malfunctioning components (either by the forum or by email to sim@ieeemagnetics.org)

• Participants are encouraged to actively engage in forums to share their experiences, tips, and insights.

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Bonus segment

• Answer the bonus questions in the module and share your answers in the forum.

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Prizes

• All captains and participants will receive a certificate of participation upon completion of their tasks. 

• Captains stand to win prizes as a function of the number of participants/stops their path is able to get