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Join us Monday lunches in Room 100 for lessons, workshops, and contests. Beginning programmers or those interested in CS are encouraged to attend!

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  1. Game Jam Week 3: Refining and Polishing

    Game Jam Week 3: Refining and Polishing

    Some tips to polish your game and prepare it for our showcase next week.

  2. Game Jam Week 2: Prototyping Your Game

    Game Jam Week 2: Prototyping Your Game

    Learn why the number one rule of gamedev is to make a prototype.

  3. Game Jam Week 1: Exploring Game Engines

    Game Jam Week 1: Exploring Game Engines

    Game jam 2025 begins now! This week, we explore the pros and cons of different game engines as well as resources on how to get started.

  4. Game Jam Week 0: Intro to Game Development

    Game Jam Week 0: Intro to Game Development

    We're now kicking off our game development series for 2025. This meeting is an intro to the principles of game development.

  5. Group B - November 29 - Discord Bot First Prototype

    Group B - November 29 - Discord Bot First Prototype

    Welcome to the fourth meeting of group B! In this meeting, we'll go through the core functionality of our code runner Discord bot.

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Game Jam 2025

This month, we're once again hosting our annual game jam! The theme this year is Comes in Pairs.

Are you passionate about art, modeling, music, or coding? Have you always wanted to make a game of your very own? Come join us in Room 100, where we'll teach you how to use the Godot Game Engine——no technical or gamedev experience necessary.

Submissions are due on .

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Calendar

Meetings are held weekly on Mondays.

  1. Intro to Game Development

    We're now kicking off our game development series for 2025! This meeting is an intro into the principles of game development.

  2. Game Jam Begins!

    The theme has been revealed: Comes in Pairs

    This meeting will be focused on exploring the Godot game engine.

  3. Prototyping Your Game

    Start prototyping your idea first to make sure it's viable and fun.

  4. Reiterating and Polishing

    Begin finalizing your game and adding the finishing touches.

  5. Showcase

    Game jam submissions are due!
Game jam poster

hack::peel

hack::peel is the Woodlands' annual Peel-wide hackathon. Join over 100 students from across the Peel region and turn a special idea into your very own hack!

Students enrolled in a Peel region high-school (including DPCSB) are eligible to participate in hack::peel.

More details coming soon, stay tuned!

2025 Woodlands Computer Science