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Organizer:
Organizer:
Academic Partners
Academic Partners
Business Partners
Business Partners
Grasp this never seen great opportunity, and come up with your creative IoT solution to change the world!
Grasp this never seen great opportunity, and come up with your creative IoT solution to change the world!
IoT technology is expected to ease some of the world's most serious problems.
IoT technology is expected to ease some of the world's most serious problems.
By 2030, 24.1 billion objects will be connected to the Internet, creating 1.5 trillion market value.
By 2030, 24.1 billion objects will be connected to the Internet, creating 1.5 trillion market value.
CIC Purpose:
CIC Purpose:
Through "competition to promote learning, education and application”, provide secondary school students with the ability to apply scientific and technological knowledge to solve real-life challenges.
Objectives
Objectives
The key goal of the challenge is to help students to build the key skills needed to become an innovator who can:
ACT LIKE A SOCIAL
ACT LIKE A SOCIAL
CHANGE AGENT
CHANGE AGENT
THINK LIKE AN
THINK LIKE AN
ENTREPRENEUR
ENTREPRENEUR
INNOVATE LIKE
INNOVATE LIKE
A TECHNOLOGIST
A TECHNOLOGIST
CIC Special Features
CIC Special Features
Provide professional training and customized IoT course materials developed by Cisco to teachers and students at no cost.
Adopt IoT as the foundation to resolve real-life issues. Empower the students to become key members in the global village.
Participating teams will submit their STEM/IoT solutions by virtue of own development pace. Content of submission include: written proposals, demonstration video clips, and group presentations.
Upon being shortlisted for Phase 2, Cisco, Telstra and Hong Kong Broadband Network will provide mentorship for 2 months to assist each team with technical advice.
Student will gain first hand advice on STEM's influence in various career paths
Challenge :
Innovation Challenge Theme (2021/22): Internet of Things and Sustainable Earth
The team is free to choose one of the following topics and design innovative solutions to specific problems:
Smart Campus
Smart Sports
Smart Workspace
Registration:
Teams consisting of an instructor and 3-4 student should submit a 2-page concept note and 3-min Youtube Video for Phase 1. A working IoT prototype for Phase 2(Cancelled)
Requirements:
Participants must be registered secondary school student between the age of 13 to 16 (born between 2005 to 2008)
Prizes:
Trophies, prizes and cash prizes
School Participation Award &Excellent Teacher Award
Mentorship (upon qualify into Phase 2)(Cancelled)
CIC Time-line : (Updated)
CIC Time-line : (Updated)
26th Nov 2021 : Briefing Session
13th Dec 2021 : Teachers online training
14th Jan 2022, 11:59pm Submission of Application (Link), Student Start Learning Compulsory NetAcad course(s)
20th Jun 2022, 5pm Submission of Concept Notes Concept Notes & Submission link (Link)
5th July 2022 Competition Judge Completion.
15th July 2022 Awards Announcement
Phase 1 Submission_How to show students finished Ch 1 quiz (Link)
Phase 2, Mentorship Programme, Finals and Award Presentation will be cancelled.
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