Vibe coding, or coding with AI, is growing in popularity, but engineers say you have to actually know how to code to do it well.

Celebrating 20 Years of Computer Science for Fun On Tuesday 06th May 2025, the School of Electronic Engineering and Computer Science celebrated the 20th anniversary of the world leading public ...

In honor of Computer Science Education Week, I am doing a series about Computer Science. The first post was about how I got into the field. Today's topic is "programming for fun." Maybe you're in ...

If you’ve ever wondered what makes a computer tick, the Minimal 64×4 by [Slu4] is bound to grab your attention. It’s not a modern powerhouse, but a thoughtfully crafted throwback to the essenc… ...

Could computer game-inspired lesson plans help attract students to college computer science courses? Two researchers got a $147,000 National Science Foundation grant to find out.

Games that focus on concepts over programming languages teach students to think like a computer while having a little fun.

A new exhibition at Bristol’s Arnolfini gallery entitled (appropriately) Fun With Software collects interactive works that let non-geeks experience the goofier side of computer science.

Washington teacher Tammie Schrader is so enthusiastic about computer games in education that she thinks they can be used to teach programming skills that lead to college — starting in middle ...

An increasing number of computer games are achieving the desired balance. One example — described as effective and fun by educators and those in the trade — is McGonigal's World Without Oil ...

The aim is to show girls computer technology can be understandable and fun. Learning and applying the basics early, they say, paves the way for success in later years.

News Release 13-Mar-2013 Playing computer games for fun and research $2.7 million grant will support research on language change Grant and Award Announcement Northwestern University EVANSTON, Ill.

Fruit Mould may understand the shipping needs of its customers, but a computer system in Bangladesh understands the moods of its users. The empathic computer, designed by researchers at the ...