
CS Day Schedule of Events
The CS day schedule is split into a morning session (covering talks on a variety of computing topics) and an afternoon session (covering various hands-on CS activities and demos), with lunch in between. Talks and demos will be happening in parallel sessions.
Examples of talks include:
Day in the Life of a Minecraft Engineer
CS and ML to find new disease treatments
Fast algorithms and why we need them
Unlocking the power of cloud computing
Examples of hands-on activities include:
Robot Petting Zoo
Bending Wires and Turning Gears – Spatial Computing for Design
Raspberry Pycraft – Play Minecraft on Raspberry Pi with Python
Autonomous toy car demo
Build your own Pringle Can Enigma Cipher
To facilitate your experience while meeting capacity constraints on our rooms and activities, each registered participant group will be assigned to one of 10 tracks. Your track will take you on a guided tour through a schedule of 3 talks and 4 hands-on demos, covering a
variety of different topic areas in computer science. A full schedule for your assigned track, with all times and locations, will be provided upon check-in on the day of the event.
CS DAY 2024 Talks and Demos
Talks:
CS and ML to find new disease treatments
Cybersecurity for a Successful Career
Introduction to Computer Graphics
Day in the Life of a Minecraft Engineer
Amazing (en)coding!
Indie programming
Fast algorithms and why we need them
Deep learning for science
An introduction to large language models
Unlocking the power of cloud computing
Robomasters Club
Demos:
Pringle Can Enigma Cipher
Blockchain Game
Videogames by Undergrads
SedimentSketch and FossilSketch software for geoscience education
Artificial intelligence: what and how
Operating 3D-printed excavators and feel the haptic feedback!
Bending Wires and Turning Gears – Spatial Computing for Design
Journey into the Future: AI-Driven Cars See the World in 3D
Autonomous Toy Car
ML-Based Malware Detection
Interface Prototyping
Robot Petting Zoo
“Raspberry Pycraft” – Play Minecraft on Raspberry Pi with Python
