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Everywhere we go we are surrounded by incredible technologies that shape the way we go about our lives. Sensors automatically open doors for us, drones fly above us to capture footage from tiny high definition cameras, and the internet connects us to a seemingly-impossible volume of information at incredible speeds. We're truly a technological society and the rate at which the technologies we love and rely on are growing and changing is faster than ever.
At Cisco, we pride ourselves at being at the center of the world of technology and communication. We're excited to have the opportunity to connect with students and potentially bring new team members on board through this challenge. So tell us in the most beautiful, compelling, and interesting way possible, what inspires you?
Students that participate in this challenge may be contacted about potential internships and entry level roles at Cisco!
The goal of this challenge is for you to share a technology that inspires you and why it does so in a creative, vibrant, fun, and engaging way!
Part I: What do we want to know about your technology?
1. What is your chosen technology and how does it work?
2. What about this technology makes it so exciting to the world as a whole?
3. What about this technology inspires you specifically?
4. How does this technology fit in with Cisco?
Part II: How to show us your technology-
We want you to show us your selected technology in an exciting and interesting way! The most important thing is that the information shared on the technology is composed by you!
Any of the following formats is great:
- PowerPoint, SlideShare, Prezi, or other digital presentation format.- Video (should include original content from you, don't just share a video you found about the technology!)
- Custom website (easy to do for free with Wix or SquareSpace
- Another fun, exciting or engaging presentation style of your choice
- Paragraphs or bullet points of plain text (Not encouraged, video or power point are best!)
Things to consider:
- Creativity is key! To impress the judges, make something creative and fun! We're excited to learn about technologies and why you love them, but how you present that info is equally important!
- What is technology? Just about anything! A technology can be a phone, an app, a coding language, a CAD software, a 3D printer, a sensor, a piece of equipment, a tool, a laser, a satellite, a discovery, a plant, or anything else that comes to mind!
- Jobs and internships! We're running this challenge with the goal of getting in touch with bright students that might want to work for Cisco one day, you don't have to want a job to participate though!
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Submissions will be graded on the following criteria:
- Meets Deliverables
- Creativity
- Clarity
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Matthew Gaiser Queen's University | |
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Gideon Blah National Institute of Technology Trichy | |
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Thomas Feminella University of Central Florida | |
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Sunny Yadav Indian Institute of Information Technology Jabalpur | |
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Will McKeown Drexel University | |
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Christina Liu San Diego State University | |
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Josh Lyman University of Oregon | |
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James Rodriguez Nova Southeastern University | |
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Connor Atkinson University of Central Florida | |
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Katelyn Boyden University of Central Florida | |
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John Marshall Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University | |
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Yasmin Molune Assumption University | |
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Zachary Amavisca Oregon State University | |
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Gillian Werner University of Central Florida | |
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Siranjeevi D Columbia University | |
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Sophia T McMaster University | |
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Jacob Babione University of Findlay | |
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Alvin Chang University of California at Davis | |
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Alyssa Paparella Sarah Lawrence College | |
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Andrew Amico University of Central Florida | |
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Adam Gonzalez University of Central Florida | |
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Joshua Lakhotia University of Central Florida | |
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Dan Metzler University of California at San Diego | |
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Francis Daniel Santia Harvard University | |
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Israr Ahmed Bradley University | |
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Eric Lee Washington University in St. Louis | |
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Merrily McCarthy fresnostate | |
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Morganne Wilbourne St-andrews | |
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SHERMA SYMPHORIEN University of Central Florida | |
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Shantel Sutton University of Central Florida | |
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Stephanie Perez Rivera University of Central Florida | |
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Gabriella Tedesco University of Florida | |
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Chase Philip Seton Hall University | |
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Van Ngoc Nguyen Everett Community College | |
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Reuben Manning University of KwaZulu-Natal | |
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Alex Beauchamp University of Central Florida | |
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Rachel Gaspar University of Southern California | |
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Varaj (Earn) Sakornpan University of Pennsylvania | |
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Christian Cabrera | |
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