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Matthew, 14, from left, and Salah, 14, react when Matthew's robot goes a little haywire during ENG's U-Design Robo-Alley, a robotics and real-world, text-based coding in C++ language course for kids in grades 6-9 July 16, 2015. Looking on is Aaron, age 11. The students' last names have been excluded by request of the camp. Photo by Cydney Scott
August 4, 2015
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Robo-Alley

Rogue robots? Budding engineers Matthew, 14 (from left), Salah, 14, and Aaron, 11, learned how to build machines that react to their surroundings and completed design challenges at ENG’s robotics course for kids in grades 7 to 9, U-Design Robo-Alley. Session 1 ran July 6 to 10 and Session 2 July 13 to 17. Photo by Cydney Scott

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