Articles about : University of Melbourne
Attracting students into ICT courses
Sitting recently at a course advice desk during my university’s open day, I was struck by the vocational focus of the questions from the prospective university students. It had been three years since my previous stint of course advice. The emphasis of student questions was whether jobs would be available in ICT when they graduated.
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CEDA: Making Australian science work
By: Dr Peter Doherty
10/12/2002 17:14:03
There is an urgent need to allocate more resources into science education if Australia is to build long-term capability in the biotechnology industries, Peter Doherty recently told CEDA'S Melbourne Trustees.
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ACS News
By: IDG News Service
10/08/2002 17:13:27
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IT as a research discipline
By: Leon Sterling
18/06/2002 17:13:13
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ACS News
By: ACS staff
30/11/2001 17:12:32
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People key to open business processes
By: Naomi Jackson
19/06/2001 17:12:01
Business process re-engineering: it's enjoyed limited success in recent decades, but now a new methodology has emerged to let Australian organisations fully exploit the e-commerce revolution.
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ACS News
By: ACS staff
25/04/2001 17:11:49
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Expert Group urges equal treatment for electronic information
By: ComputerWorld Today staff
08/05/1998 17:08:04
Information in electronic form should not be denied legal effect because of its electronic format; an electronic data message should have the same legal power as any document in writing; and appropriate electronic identification should be equivalent to a signature.
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Profile - ACS salutes Trevor Pearcey
By: ACS staff
01/03/1998 17:07:01
Over the past month, many of you will have read obituaries to the late Dr Trevor Pearcey, the man credited with designing and building Australia's first computer.
Dr Pearcey's many significant contributions to the Australian IT industry cannot be overstated: he was the architect of CSIR Mark 1, the first stored program computer in Australia and only the fourth in the world; he designed Australia's first computer network, CSIRONET; he predicted the shift to digital communications; and he anticipated the development of the Internet and its potential for online education.
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Profile - ACS salutes Trevor Pearcey
By: ACS staff
01/03/1998 12:01:01
Over the past month, many of you will have read obituaries to the late Dr Trevor Pearcey, the man credited with designing and building Australia's first computer.
Dr Pearcey's many significant contributions to the Australian IT industry cannot be overstated: he was the architect of CSIR Mark 1, the first stored program computer in Australia and only the fourth in the world; he designed Australia's first computer network, CSIRONET; he predicted the shift to digital communications; and he anticipated the development of the Internet and its potential for online education.
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