See creative works, kinetic projects and interactive computing installations.
Meet students, technologists and artists from 10 ATLAS and engineering classes.
Ask questions. Enjoy light refreshments.
Projects will be on display in the ATLAS main lobby, first floor hallway and below ground in the Black Box theater.
Discover and explore projects from a wide variety of Engineering and ATLAS classes:
- Big Data (CSCI 4830)
- Computer Animation (ATLS 4809)
- Information and Communication Technology for Development (ATLS 5900)
- Digital Media 1 (ATLS 3010)
- Rapid Prototyping (CSCI 4830)
- Transmedia Storytelling: Wildfire (ATLS 4519)
- Physical Computing 2 (ATLS 3519)
- TAM Capstone Projects (ATLS 4010)
- Computing Technologies for Sport and Play (CSCI 4830)
- ATLAS PhD Candidate Research Projects:
- – Simone Hyater-Adams (physics and STEM education in underrepresented communities)
- – Katherine Goodman (learning, neuroscience and computer science)
- – Jo White (crisis informatics and disaster response)
- – Jeffrey Harriman (interactive technologies, music and education)
- – Brittany Kos (computational thinking for non-engineering students)
- – Jackie Cameron, Abhishek Narula and Michael Skirpan (dynamics of firefly synchronization)
- – Zack Jacobson-Weaver (hacking for social justice!)
5-6:30 p.m. Wednesday, April 29, ATLAS lobby and downstairs Black Box theater; get directions.
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