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Welcome to New Zealand's leading computer science department. We pride ourselves on the excellence of our staff and our students.
Join Professor Alexei Drummond on the 29 August at the Vodka Room as he talks about how computers can be used to reconstruct the history of our own species and how these methods are used to better understand and respond to rapidly-evolving human diseases.
Technique, not technology, is needed to solve the ‘wicked problem’ of cyber security, says Department of Computer Science's computer cryptography expert Dr Peter Gutmann - speaking at Aura’s 31c0n cyber security conference in Auckland.
Come along and listen to Professor Thomas Lumley and Paul Denny at the University's annual open day on Saturday 2 September. Learn about our new major in Data Science and experience what its like to be a student at New Zealand's leading university.
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Alumnus pitches to Silicon Valley investors
18 August 2017Computer Science alumnus Nathan Holmberg has been have been accepted into one of the world’s most exclusive start-ups, Y Combinator. -
Professor Gill Dobbie part of team to receive the 2017 MinterEllisonRuddWatts Research and Business Partnership Award
28 July 2017Professor Gill Dobbie is the science lead in the University of Auckland team working on the Precision Driven Health partnership with Orion Health and Waitemata District Health Board. -
STOC 2017 Theory Fest: Best paper award
04 May 2017Professor Cristian Calude and Professor Bakh Khoussainov, from the Department of Computer Science, have won one of the most prestigious awards in theoretical computer science worldwide.
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Raising the Bar Event as iCalendar
29 August 2017, 6 - 9:30pmJoin Professor Alexei Drummond, Dr James Russell, Professor John Montgomery and Professor Shaun Hendy in the New Zealand debut of Raising the Bar. -
Analysis of time-to-event (survival) data - Workshop by Thomas Lumley Event as iCalendar
12 September 2017 - 13 September 2017This workshop will be led by Professor Thomas Lumley. This two-day workshop will cover data exploration, data summaries, and regression modelling for time-to-event data. There will be both lecture and practical sessions. -
Graphics in R Event as iCalendar
10 December 2017, 8:30am - 12:30pmOne in a series of four, this workshop is of special relevance to those involved in teaching statistics at all levels (e.g., secondary schools and universities), including the general learning of statistical concepts and exploratory data analysis, especially within a Big Data context.
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