Data from: HackAway! Innovating Mental Wellness for Students of Higher Education through a Comprehensive Brain-Mind Hackathon
The 5 tables from the article, as CSV files.
Ume-e-Aiman Chhipa · Ayesha Memon · Zeeshan Ahsan Allana · Hasan N Tahir · Sidra Kamal · Kendi Muchungi · Zul Merali · Diana MacKay · Asad I Mian
- Published
- September 26, 2026
- Version
- 1.0.0
- Files
- 13 release files
About this dataset
Overview
The tables from “HackAway! Innovating Mental Wellness for Students of Higher Education through a Comprehensive Brain-Mind Hackathon,” published in ConductScience Journal on May 15, 2025, as separate files. Each table is a CSV file copied cell by cell from the final accepted manuscript. The record holds 5 tables.
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table-1.csv · first 5 rows
| Milestone | Description | Action Required |
|---|---|---|
| Milestone 1 | Team Formation and Team Name | - Form a team and choose a name. |
| Milestone 2 | Problem Statement | - Develop a 50–200-word problem statement related to mental health. - Post it on #milestone-2 with team name. |
| Milestone 3a | Solution Scope and Demo | - Define and demonstrate your solution (with examples/visuals). - Post your progress in #milestone-3a. |
| Milestone 3b | Access and Inclusion | - Identify challenges to access and inclusion of the solution. - Post your progress in #milestone-3b. |
| Milestone 4a | Sustainability | - Define costs, resources, and sustainability plans. - Post your progress in #milestone-4a. |
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Data dictionary
table-1.csv
TABLE 1: Milestones (Supplementary Table). Multiple team-building and project-building steps to progress towards the goal.
table-2.csv
TABLE 2: Judging Criterion (Supplementary Table) Each team’s project was evaluated based on pre-determined criteria.
table-3.csv
TABLE 3: Demographic Characteristics Includes the 74 Hackers at SMH Hackathon at the Aga Khan University, Karachi, Pakistan.
table-4.csv
TABLE 4: Occupational Distribution Includes the 74 Hackers at SMH Hackathon at the Aga Khan University, Karachi, Pakistan.
table-5.csv
TABLE 5: Feedback Questionnaire Administered to the 74 hackers at the SMI Hackathon at the Aga Khan University, Karachi, Pakistan.
Files
hackaway-student-mental-health-data-1.0.0.zip
13.3 kBComplete frozen release: 11 source-manifest files plus MANIFEST.json.
SHA-256 18ea6bfa0a1971336138152dfbe6a9ec9f03d6b4a5305a2e12a51f16be2bb8e6
table-1.csv
906 bytesTABLE 1: Milestones (Supplementary Table). Multiple team-building and project-building steps to progress towards the goal.
SHA-256 ca8fd9c4e1ab2d3fe909d117d24ea1ad7e4b37d99a1dfdd0d9ce8517c01ca1a3
table-2.csv
424 bytesTABLE 2: Judging Criterion (Supplementary Table) Each team’s project was evaluated based on pre-determined criteria.
SHA-256 c4c840149eba8b2b42fccc1a880cdfb05b24aad47961193146579e4af78fc2e8
table-3.csv
284 bytesTABLE 3: Demographic Characteristics Includes the 74 Hackers at SMH Hackathon at the Aga Khan University, Karachi, Pakistan.
SHA-256 6b3554d2d77a4ef6024f0e5c08d3d5004a3871ef330c7b70e56ece752dc0494f
table-4.csv
194 bytesTABLE 4: Occupational Distribution Includes the 74 Hackers at SMH Hackathon at the Aga Khan University, Karachi, Pakistan.
SHA-256 d4682394dce3177a9e426c45ed2a6296a01ced6c0a927d0387a6121515741671
table-5.csv
1.8 kBTABLE 5: Feedback Questionnaire Administered to the 74 hackers at the SMI Hackathon at the Aga Khan University, Karachi, Pakistan.
SHA-256 1a9efd5ed87ef6ff40f12b531445e08f84542566add20cd8ebbad16ea8f61b8d
data_dictionary.csv
859 bytesWhat each table and figure file contains.
SHA-256 1f93c8ac13b5498c2c27c6cf16a126c5c8c6d446a4dd945c605cc890d9ad7a32
README.md
2.7 kBContents, how to read the tables, license and citation.
SHA-256 9c73dde40d8543b78125af77339fdd0ee1b827a20c2e797239170377ce8a7fe6
METHODS.md
1.3 kBSource manuscript, how the tables and figures were copied, captions and checks.
SHA-256 e17a0671251a27bb696390b12ca6a0a56fdd0b65a68c8037afd301ab1a978a08
MANIFEST.json
1.6 kBByte count and SHA-256 for every file in the source release.
SHA-256 6b3dc315a0cdd261e8d2d6080bcbd817512b09f35176e2da258c06bd26b800bb
CITATION.cff
2.1 kBDataset citation, creator list and the article it supplements.
SHA-256 d19b6f7d648edb600cfa19d0547c032b77365cf31f73556ac1d41b11b4cf7bb4
LICENSE
18.2 kBCreative Commons Attribution 4.0 International legal code.
SHA-256 9ba9550ad48438d0836ddab3da480b3b69ffa0aac7b7878b5a0039e7ab429411
deposit-receipt.json
3.2 kBDeposit receipt: source release, archive digest and rights.
SHA-256 4dfbc17c6c93282ef1de6ff3f128547b824ef5c3139012e37a2b04d0a86463ed
How it was made
Methods
- 1
The files come from the final accepted Word manuscript of the article. Each table was copied cell by cell into a UTF-8 CSV file. No values were retyped, recalculated or generated, and no AI system was used.
- 2
Captions are the caption paragraphs directly above or below each item in the manuscript, copied as written. Tables 1 and 5 have no caption in the accepted Word file; their captions are copied from the published article.
- 3
Every file passed ConductScience Data inspection policy 1.2.1 for personal data, secrets and unsafe content. The source manifest fixes all 11 files by byte count and SHA-256, and the archive adds the manifest itself. One embedded image with no figure caption, which is not a figure, is not included.
Version history
Version 1.0.0 · current
Published September 26, 2026 from source tag v1.0.0 at commit 74f666439da0.