CSE Kid's Day activities fill three floors of Davis Hall.
Dave Evans explains the workings of a 3-D printer.
A 3-D printer produces parts for a project.
A young boy watches a demonstration of WILL, a program designed by computer science and engineering students. Ask WILL a question and it responds by spelling out the answer with colored lights on a board.
Jaskirat Singh shows a boy the game Tetris that he and his partner (Matthew Norton, not pictured) built for the Kid's Day event.
A circuit board for the game Connect 4 designed by computer science and engineering students.
Attendees play Tetris.
A student shows a boy how to perform virtual sign language.
A view from outside Davis Hall, as attendees on the first and second floors take part in the various Kid's Day activities.
Published April 11, 2017 This content is archived.
