ESP Biography

We'll act out the basic computer science algorithms including binary search, sorting and a solution to the stable marriage problem. No programming experience required.

Think you know where things are on the world map? Come challenge yourself by participating in the World Geography Contest! Disclaimer: we are going to recycle some of the questions from previous Splash.

Students will be given chess puzzles to work on individually. The offered puzzles will range from easy to very very hard (depending on the level preferred by the student). Chess boards will be provided but feel free to bring your own.

Students will get all sorts of logic puzzles of different difficulty levels to work on. We'll also have a short general discussion about the concept of evenness and how it can be used to solve logic problems of varying difficulty.

Learn how to use geography maps while playing fun games with your peers. We will have some maps, trivia questions, and prizes. If you were in this class during previous Splash, you may want to try our advance class this time (S1358. Advanced Geography Contest).

Think you know where things are on the world map? Come challenge yourself by participating in the World Geography Contest!

Learn how to use geography maps while playing fun games with your peers. We will have some maps, trivia questions, and prizes.

We are going to talk about common chess openings, in particular Frankenstein-Dracula Variation of Vienna Game Opening. Cool tips to beat your friends at casual chess games will be provided.

Have you ever dreamed of traveling around the world? Come play our trivia games and find out more about the world out there! We'll have fun and learn about where those countries are located, who are our neighbor countries, and different cultures of the world.