2026 Computer Science Fair

About this event

From machine learning to mobile apps, see what UVM computer science students researched, built, and debugged this year.

2026 Computer Science Fair

Friday, December 11

12:00 pm – 3:00 pm

Grand Maple Ballroom, Davis Center

What is the CS Fair?

The CS Fair is a UVM event where Computer Science students (majors, minors, or just taking a class) may submit and showcase their computer projects. The purpose of the CS Fair is to give students a chance to present their work to peers and professionals in an open, exciting environment. A panel of judges critiques the student work, with prizes of up to $500 paid to students' CatScratch accounts.

There are four categories to enter your project into, depending on its content:

• Babbage (CS1xxx): Projects that use what you learned in the introductory course sequence.

• Hopper (CS2xxx): Projects that draw on the mid-level CS courses.

• Lovelace (CS3xxx): Projects that use what you learned in upper-level courses.

• Turing (Grad/Open): Graduate and independent projects that don't fit the other categories.

Each category has first, second, and third-place winners, allowing for the celebration of many UVM student tech projects.

Learn more and register your project at the Computer Science Fair website.