The Computer Simulation and Gaming program at TU partnered with Riverfield Country Day School to introduce middle schoolers to game design through the theme The Hero’s Journey. Riverfield students visited campus to attend a lecture, playtest TU senior projects, and will return to pitch their own games next month.
CSG undergraduate researchers and faculty presented groundbreaking work in virtual reality, robotics, and digital twin technologies at the 2025 IEEE DTPI Conference. Highlights included a paper on real-time control of Boston Dynamics’ Spot robot in VR and three posters exploring AI-driven simulations in education and healthcare.
Professor Akram Taghavi-Burris presents at the 2024 Google Girls Robotics Workshop, an exciting event hosted by the Tulsa Regional STEM Alliance (TRSA) that empowers young women through hands-on STEM education. The workshop brings together middle and high school girls to explore robotics, creative problem-solving, and technology-driven careers in a supportive, engaging environment.
The Computer Simulation & Gaming (CSG) program at The University of Tulsa takes center stage at the 2024 Tulsa Maker Fair, a celebration of creativity, technology, and hands-on innovation. From educational games to virtual reality simulations, the program’s showcase highlights the wide range of work being done by CSG students across disciplines.