By Kyra S. Veloso, BA ELS-4, The Centralian Link Intern
CPU-CCS Officers in their organizations booth.
Last February 23 and 24, 2026, CPU-CCS participated in the 2026 鈥淐entrepreneur & Organizations and Fraternities Fair,鈥 a two-day event held at the Alumni Promenade Concert Park.
鈥淐CS Mini Tech Arena鈥 is the theme of Computer Science Society鈥檚 (CCS) booth, and they brough it front and center. The goal of having an interactive and playful booth was to encourage students鈥 curiosity and problem-solving skills. It promoted teamwork, logic, and lets students tap into their technological skills since we are in the age of digitization. It was also a fun way to showcase how learning doesn鈥檛 have to be limited in the classroom, the games they provided gave educational lessons to those who played.
The games were all tech-inspired, here are some that they offered; Matching Game, Kick Out the Virus, Complete the System, Wobble Roll Ball Game, and Racing Simulator鈥揂ssetto Corsa Evo. The booth also sold official CCS merchandise, such as t-shirts, keycaps, and keychains, but the racing simulator was the highlight of the booth. The simulation gave a realistic experience of driving and racing, which also showcased the developmental capabilities of the CCS members.
This two-day entrepreneur fair was short but so important for the promotion and celebration of student organizations. Within this given time, the students of CCS were able to show the university their capabilities and potential as the future leaders and inventors in the technological industry. They all showed great accomplishments and creative development.