Beatrice Ombuki-Berman plans to spend Wednesday night with her television. The Brock computer sciences professor will have the channel tuned to the popular business pitch reality show Dragon’s Den, where two young entrepreneurs will ask for money to invest in a children’s educational math game that Ombuki-Berman and a handful of her students helped create.
Interactive Arts and Science (IASC) and Computer Science have submitted a statement of intent for a new program in Computer Games that would include a BA in Game Design and a BSc in Game Programming.
Students will participate in workshops during the annual Computer Science event.
Brock Computer Science researchers will team up with colleagues in the University of Pretoria.
Students will compete for $25,000 and a shot at selling their app.
With more than 70,000 Brock alumni, it’s no coincidence that there are many for whom Brock is a family affair.
Brock students finished in the top 10 at the Computer Science Games.
Bergen’s research could lead to breakthroughs in 3D design tools.
The Computer Science Fair is aimed at getting students interested in computer science.
Brock teams competed at a programming competition at the University of Windsor.
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