IEEEmadC Winners
IEEE Members
IEEEConf
First Place Team (Join-Winners)
BizSpot
First Place Team (Join-Winners)
Aurora Fruit
Best Design Prize
Talented App
Computer Society Special Prize
Non-IEEE Members
Skiller
First Place Team
BookShoot
Second Place Team
MEET IEEEMADC
WHAT IS IEEEMADC?
IEEEmadC (Mobile Applications Development Contest), a 6-8 months competition initially focused to inspire student members in Europe, Middle East, and Africa to develop mobile applications escalated into a globally recognized competition very soon. It provides IEEE student members a new interesting activity and a chance to develop something which achieves IEEE mission and make its member lives and times more valuable.
STATISTICS AND FACTS ABOUT MOBILE APP USAGE
Mobile apps are software applications designed to run on smartphones, tablets and other mobile devices. They are typically available through app stores which are operated by the owners of the mobile operating system. By 2020, mobile apps are forecast to generate around 189 billion U.S. dollars in revenues via app stores and in-app advertising. Some of the most popular operating system-native stores are Apple’s App Store, Google Play, as well as Windows Phone Store and BlackBerry App World. As of June 2016, there were 2.2 million available apps at Google Play store and two billion apps available in the Apple’s App Store, the two leading app stores in the world.
– Source statista.com –
TEAM UP, LEAN, BUILD, AND WIN
1. WHO SHOULD APPLY?
Students are invited to compete individual or in teams of up to three student members. Any undergraduate, graduate or Ph.D. student can compete. Multiple teams can be formed at the same university. Each team can submit up to 3 different applications. One student can be part of 2 different teams (i.e. one designer can create designs for two different teams). Teams must adhere to the deadline timetable defined on this page, or else their submissions will be invalid. Teams must not accept or use any help from people not in their team. Usage of free and/or open-source Internet resources is allowed, but plagiarism and cheating is not.
2. HOW TO APPLY?
A team of up to three students are invited to devise and develop mobile applications that be will benefit to IEEE, technology, science or education.
3. WIN ATTRACTIVE PRIZES
We have awesome prizes for you plus all participants who submit an app will be given certificate of participation.
CONTEST STAGES
