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The third annual student competition for glory and donuts!

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This friendly competition was made open to all 37 students across both sections of my DMS121 courses. 13 entered to present and compete in this showdown for glory and donuts!!

You can still explore the student works by clicking each of the linked gifs below. You may also watch the event recording on YouTube.

*2022 UPDATE*
After nominating him to UB’s Celebration for Academic Excellence, Eric DeVore was accepted into the celebration! He formally presented his work in the showcase alongside other students from different disciplines of study.

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Matthew Okruw's "Bubble Pop"

Brad Castellan's "Candle"

Liv Paolini's "Fate Maker"

U-Myah Chaney's "Newbie's Art"

Tristan Gellatly's "R Guess B"

Julian Chen's "AudioVisualXMic"

Sanaa Gill's "Choose Your Dream"

Eric Devore's "Amateur Artist"

Cole Sackel's "Discount Blade Runner"

Shubh Jain's "Sound of Paintings"

Rosa Runinstein's "Drawing"

Michael Donovan's "Sound Board"

Anthony Hanley's "Coin Game"

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awardees

“Best Code-Based Interactive Work” certificate went to Eric DeVore.
“Most Cohesive Narrative in an Interactive Work” went to Sanaa Gill.
“Crowd Favorite Interactive Work” went to Cole Sackel.

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As the event’s official sponsor, Paula’s Donuts of Buffalo, NY has given each of the three awardees a voucher for A DOZEN FREE DONUTS!!!

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In addition to a great event to list on their resumes, all student coders that participated were awarded extra credit based on the quality and grace of their presentation.

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