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CSE Kids' Day was part of national Computer Science Education Week, which celebrates the birthday of Rear Admiral Grace Hopper, a computing pioneer.

Kids use breadboards to play a high-tech version of "Hot Potato." A breadboard is a rectangular plastic board filled with tiny holes that allow the user to easily insert electronic components in order to build and test early versions of electronic circuits.

The "Hot Potato" game station is a popular place.

Destiney Plaza, a first-year graduate student in the School of Management, blindfolds a young participant at the "program a human" station.

A young participant plays "program a human."

Tenth-grader Nathan Strong uses a remote arm developed by a group at Williamsville East High School to move a green block.

Williamsville East student Nathan Strong uses a remote arm developed by a group at his school to move a green block and set it down on the table.

Brothers Lucas (left) and Henry Strong play some robot tic-tac-toe and appear to be enjoying some success.

Baxter the robot picks some candy off a plate…

…and drops it into the waiting hands of a Kids' Day participant.

A young child plays with a smartphone while relaxing on seating in Davis Hall. The posters depict various aspects of computer science and engineering.

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Kids' Day

Davis Hall was filled with aspiring scientists recently for the Department of Computer Science and Engineering's annual CSE Kids' Day. Led by UB students, the event features a variety of kid-friendly, interactive projects designed to promote computer science. Photos: Meredith Forrest Kulwicki

Published December 13, 2018

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Earlier this week, local high school students toured our Computer Science and Engineering labs as part of CSE Visit Day. #UBuffalo #UBSEAS [Alt text 1: Professor Schindler demonstrates eye-tracking technology to a high school student. Alt text 2: A CSE student talking to high schoolers. Alt text 3:A CSE student presents a project to a high school student.]
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