News

139 students recently graduated in a range of programmes in Computer Science and related majors  >>

Ian Watson is running the Computer Science Department's new blog at http://uoacomputerscience.blogspot.com  >>

2012 marks the centenary of the birth of Alan Turing, one of the most important founders of both theoretical and practical computing.  >>

University researchers and postgraduate students with strong technical or artistic skills in computer animation are being invited to get involved with the University’s brand-new Laboratory for Animate Technologies.  >>

University IT services are about to take a giant step forward with work already underway on an innovative new data centre at the Tāmaki Innovation Campus.  >>

We plan to host the ANZAC 2012 Programming League at University of Auckland again this year (selected Saturdays).  >>

International Workshop on Theoretical Computer Science Dedicated to Prof. Cristian S. Calude's 60th Birthday  >>

Four associate professors from the Faculty of Science have been promoted to professor.  >>

Once again, Computer Science Department celebrated its annual tradition of holding a prize- giving event early in December.  >>

On Thursday 22 September, the Computer Science Department invited graduates and their friends and families to share lunch and to celebrate their graduation.  >>

The 10th New Zealand Computer Science Research Student Conference (NZCSRSC 2012) will be held at the University of Otago, Dunedin at 11-13 April 2012.  >>

Mr Nick Jones from The University of Auckland has been appointed Director of the New Zealand eScience Infrastructure (NeSI), a nation-wide supercomputer network designed to support cutting-edge research.  >>

The Department of Computer Science is now offering Summer Scholarships.  >>

This book is co-authored by a staff member and a former PhD student of our department, and published by Springer (United Kingdom). Sale is expected to start in December 2011.  >>

Either National or Labour would have won a clear majority, while the Greens, with the third largest party vote in 2008, would have few or no seats in parliament if recent elections were run under some of the voting systems in this year's referendum.  >>

Dr Mark Wilson (Computer Science) and Dr Geoffrey Pritchard (Statistics), of the Centre for Mathematical Social Sciences, have created an online tool  >>

Data suggests that the job offer rate for computer science majors increased 13.8% this year from the previous year.  >>

It is the annual competition hosted by Ministry of Knowledge and Economy of Korea.  >>

Timetable for Semester 2  >>

If you are interested in the New Zealand Programming Contest which is August 6th this year, please register online by following the link below.  >>