A Showcase of Student Projects
The CS Fair is a UVM event which provides Computer
Science students the opportunity to display web, app, and other computer
related projects for the chance to win up to $300 in cash*. This year the
CS Fair will be held December 4th in the Davis Center's Grand Maple Ballroom virtually in MS Teams.
Total Projects: 54 Total Students: 91
Registration is now closed
Advanced App Projects (CS 2xx/3xx level) (2 projects, 9 students)
1st Place $300
Space Truckin’ by Megan Doyle, Gavin O'Sullivan, Ben Temkin, Ethan Nerney, Nat Youngren
2rd Place $200
Racial Disparities in Police Killings by US State by Isaac Lee, Grace Bart, Phillip Nguyen, Yousef Khan
3rd Place $100
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Advanced Machine Learning Projects (CS 2xx/3xx level) (6 projects, 15 students)
1st Place $300
League Table Predictor by Nana Nimako, Andres Salcedo
2rd Place $200
Detecting saxophone in jazz ensemble context by Clayton Cafiero, Matthew Thompson, Brandon Gamble
3rd Place $100
Twitter Food Trends by Alaina Carstensen, Jek Kuhn, Amanda Bertschinger
Advanced Projects (CS 2xx/3xx level) (4 projects, 5 students)
1st Place $300
Randomly-Generated 3D City by Marcus Elia
2rd Place $200
(Will Change) X-ray Analysis by Jek Kuhn, Alaina Carstensen
3rd Place $100
ASL (American Sign Language) Teaching Software! Learn to Sign Digits and Letters. by Robby Beattie
Research Projects (independent research projects e.g. part of thesis or dissertation) (2 projects, 4 students)
1st Place $300
A novel spatiotemporal approach for constructing high resolution, daily climate products by Maike Holthuijzen
2rd Place $200
Wireless Data Acquisition System for Electric Race Car by George Spearing, Joe Vassallo, Jonathan Saunders
3rd Place $100
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Intermediate Programming Projects (CS 121 and 1xx level) (5 projects, 6 students)
1st Place $300
4-Dimensional Rendering Engine Sandbox by Jackson Hall
2rd Place $200
Flashback by Andrew Richter
3rd Place $100
Electric Car Systems by Justin Conklin
Intermediate Web Design (CS 142 or 148 level) (12 projects, 21 students)
1st Place $300
Website Themer (JavaScript Browser Extension) by Johnathan Urbani
2rd Place $200
Hit And Run by Jonathan Girdzis, Mario Vega, Matt Nguyen
3rd Place $100
The Solecism: a satire website and blogging tool by Brigitte Durieux
Beginner Programming (CS 21 level) (9 projects, 11 students)
1st Place $300
UVM Police incident report filter by Emily Mcnichols
2rd Place $200
gym recorder admin by Jay Hwasung Jung
3rd Place $100
Message Encryption Using Matrices and Inverses by Celia Liberman
Beginner Web Design (CS 8 level) (14 projects, 20 students)
1st Place $300
Real Estate Company Website by Aland Rinehart, Marley Beers
2rd Place $200
Makaha Poke Bowls by Theresa Schafzahl
3rd Place $100
UVM Active Minds Website by Anthony Stem, Julia Bolton, Ruby Bryan
People's Choice Award
1st Place $300
Bobbies Hobbies Stephen Carlson, Zach Kiefer
2nd Place $200
Predicting COVID: A County by County Analysis Luke Beatty, Oliver Groten, Prasidha Timsina
3rd Place $100
You Begin in a Tavern: A D&D Beginner's Crash Course Allie O'Connor
*Prizes will be announced at the conclusion of the fair. Prize amounts are subject to change based on funding. Prizes may be awarded as a UVM gift card. You may pick your gift from Penni French Innovation E220 during normal business hours.
Rules
- All Participants must have been enrolled in a Computer Science course at UVM or be an active CS or Data Science, Major or Minor during the 2020 calendar year (Jan to Dec).
- All Participants must be currently enrolled as a student in the semester the CS Fair is being held.
- Projects
- Group or individual projects are allowed.
- Course projects are allowed (the more unique they are from your classmates' the higher your chances of getting in and winning).
- Non course projects are highly encouraged (i.e., something you did on your own).
- You may enter more than one project but you cannot present more than one project in a time slot. It is your responsibility to confirm you have not been assigned to present more than one project at a time.
- Registration does not guarantee project will be accepted.
- Code should be original or clearly documented if code is not yours.
- All entries must be present in MS teams for their presentation.
at their booth. We will provide space on a table, but you need to provide a laptop (with a good battery power should be available) and/or other display (e.g., poster). - You are eligible to win only one competitive prize, you may forfeit a lower prize.
- Prize amounts may be reduced when there are less than 10 projects in a category.
- Unclaimed prizes will be forfeited after the last day of final exams.
- Monetary prizes will be in the form of UVM gift card. Gift cards will be ready for pick up the week after the fair from the CS deptartment office, 2nd floor Innovation.
- UVM monetary prize policy and scholarship policy.
- All entries allow us to use photos and videos for promotional material.
- All entries must be received by 2020-10-22 23:59:00 in order to receive a t-shirt. T-Shirts not picked up by November 24, 2020 are forfeited to a first come first serve.
- Violation of the rules will result in disqualification.