School of Computing · ANU College of Engineering Computing & Cybernetics
This course provides students with hands-on experience of being a researcher in the computing discipline. It exposes the students to research skills, problem solving skills, team work and project management. Each student will work on a small-scale research project supervised by an academic researcher. A central part of the course will be a mock-conference to which all students will submit a paper to about their research. Students will anonymously review each others papers, respond to the reviews and submit a final version of their paper that considers reviewer comments. At the end of the course, students will give a talk about their research and present a poster. Throughout the course there will be meetings where students discuss all aspects of their projects, as well as a set of lectures about different aspects of being a successful researcher.
Initial Paper
Reviews
Rebuttal
Final Paper
Seminar Talk
Poster Presentation
Each assessment has a hard deadline that needs to be met. This is part of the reality of being a researcher.The course will use a professional conference management system for paper submission, reviewing and rebuttals. (null) [LO null]
As many hours as necessary for meetings with supervisor(s) and a nominal 10 hours per week Work Integrated Learning Projects This course provides you with hands-on experience of being a researcher in the computing discipline. It exposes the students to research skills, problem solving skills, team work and project management.
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