598
L. B. de Macedo Guimarães et al.
Table 2 (continued)
Mission 1
Define the
problem
Mission 2
Search for
existing
solutions
Mission 3
Propose a
sustainable
solution
Mission 4
Detail the
proposed
solution
Mission 5
Present the
project
Challenge 3
Post on the
team drive:
(1) The
selected
problem(s),
company
name and
contact
(2) The
importance
of the
problem
(make a
video of
up to
3 min)
(3) An
interview,
with the
company
representative,
on the
importance
of a
solution
for the
problem
Select just one
problem and
record an
interview (up
to three
minutes) with
the company
representative.
Tell the
interviewee
about the
existing
solutions and
ask him/her
about the
positive and
negative
aspects of he
solutions
Present the
proposed
solution to
one of the
mentors
Present the
proposed
solution to
potential
partners (the
company
representative
etc.)
Print email,
WhatsApp,
text etc.
Challenge 4
Present the
proposal to
the hackathon
coordinator
Mission Time 6 h
16 h
8 h
16 h
8 h
(continued)
3.3 Jury and Awards
The final projects were evaluated by a technical jury composed by 18 members
(10 female, 8 male), nine from academia (seven teachers from PUCPR, one from
UFPR and one from UFRGS) and nine from companies/organizations, who rated
the projects considering six parameters: (1) innovation; (2) technical and economic
viability; (3) attention to social, environmental and economic pillars; (4) impact on
society and environment; (5) quality of the solution in the face of the problem; (6)
quality of the solution presentation.