Community Projects

Frequently Asked Questions

Applying to community projects

A: You need to be in UTM Computer Science Major/Specialist in order to gain CSC392/492 credits to count towards your degree requirements. If you are in CS Minor, you are still eligible to apply, however you might be working on a non-credit project. Every students admitted to our program will have the same access to resources and mentors.

A: We recommend that students at UTSG/UTSC campus to check with their academic advisor to ensure that they can have CSC392/492H5 from UTM to count towards their degree requirements before applying. If you are not able to have credits, we will admit those students based on (1) whether they are in a group, and (2) whether we have capacity to admit them.

A: Usually in the past years, we have 5 teams (so 20 students) admitted to the program. However, we don't have a hard-cut number to admit students, instead we assess students based on their commitment, skills and experience, and teamwork skills.

A: Yes! Please put a note on your application (additional information) so we are aware. Still, we will prioritize students who are taking CSC392/492H5.

A: Yes! Stay tuned for our open source initiative, where you'll gain similar experience working on established community projects!

Winter 2023

QuickTA

QuickTA is a web application designed to give students direct, automated assistance.

Summer 2023

Hacklab Booking

A web application that allows students to book the UTM Hacklab.

Fall 2023

Tail Trackr

A mobile application that focuses on minimising the time taken to reunite owners with their missing pets and provide stray animals a new home.

Fall 2023

CarbonTrack

An easily accessible and gamified approach to reducing civilian’s carbon footprint right from their phones.

Fall 2023

Findify

A web-based application to revolutionise and streamline the lost & found process at UTM.

Fall 2023

SquadUp!

A mobile application that promotes holistic health through community and accountability.