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Senior Project Software Faire
Wednesday June 11, 12:15 - 3:15
Wallenberg Hall
What is the Software Faire?
The software faire is a showcase of computer science students' senior projects. All CS seniors take one of two courses: CS191, independent research with a CS faculty member, or CS194, Stanford's Senior Project Course, where student teams design and implement a significant software project of their own choosing. It is the capstone course--a chance for them to show us what they have learned and demonstrate that they can work with the intensity that will be required after graduation. This year, several of our CS194 teams collaborated with design teams from E310, a year-long engineering-wide design project course.At the end of the quarter, we hold a Software Faire. It's like a small trade show, with nonstop demonstrations of all the projects. It's a fun event, with lots of prizes for the best projects. The students get very excited about showing off their work, especially to visitors from industry.
Who is invited?
Everyone is invited to attend the Faire. This is a great opportunity for people outside of Stanford to see what our seniors in Computer Science are capable of producing in a short 10 weeks!What are the projects like?
The projects cover a very wide range of topics. Click here for a brief description of this year's projects.Will lunch be provided?
Yes, food will be provided right before the Faire begins.Faire Home | Projects | Prizes | Campus Map | Faire Map
Robert Plummer
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