About this Event
In partnership with the Ontario Network for Women in Engineering (ONWIE), the Faculty of Applied Sciences at Simon Fraser University and SFU’s Women in Engineering, we invite *girls (grades 7 – 10) to an engaging hands-on program that combines electronics and artificial intelligence. Please join us for this FREE event where participants will begin by building a Water Level Indicator, gaining practical experience with circuits using LEDs, buzzers, and transistors. Building on this foundation, the program will transition into the AI Climate Citizen Activity, where participants will learn how AI uses data, explore real climate datasets, and roleplay as entrepreneurs to design an AI-powered climate app addressing environmental challenges. Limited space is available so sign up today! No prior experience with engineering or coding required!
SFU Surrey Campus (Sustainable Engineering Building, 10285 University Drive, Surrey, BC). This is the new building across the street from Surrey Central Library, not located in Surrey City Central. Room will be announced to registered attendees.
*As part of our efforts to create inclusive, bias-free learning environments that advance gender equity, our Girls and Young Women Programs welcome gender-diverse youth, including but not limited to cis girls, trans girls, non-binary youth, gender non-conforming youth, Two-Spirit youth.
Food will also be served at this event, as we recognize that we are gathering around lunch time.
Event Venue & Nearby Stays
SFU Surrey Engineering Building (SRYE), 10285 University Drive, Surrey, Canada
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