Computing 101 for Girls: How Does My Computer Work?
*The event has already taken place on this date: Sat, 01/23/2016
Computing workshop presented by RIT Women in Computing for girls ages 9-13 years
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In this workshop presented by RIT Women in Computing, girls ages 9-13 years old will learn about the ways computers process the information we give them through two hands-on activities. Did you know that you can write your name in binary using the ASCII code that computers read? Learn how your computer translates what you type to something it can understand. Explore whether your computer is really as smart as you think it is. What happens when you try to get it to make you a sandwich? Please register.
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Organization:
Henrietta Public LibraryLocation:
625 Calkins Road
Rochester, NY, 14623-4299United States
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Phone:
359-7092Contact name:
Vicki Rusinko
Email address:
The event has already taken place on this date:
01/23/2016
Time:
1-2 pm
Ages
9-12 years TeenagersWeb Service