The School is welcoming teachers and representatives of Local Education Authorities to a departmental visit as part of the Teachers Together Conference.
Attendees will hear about our computer science degree programmes, access routes and outreach activities.
Computer Science was well represented at a workshop on the challenges of variability in data-driven research that was held earlier this week.
Details can be found here.
Technical workshop on Patterns for Multicore (ParaPhrase/Release Projects).
Futher details can be found on the Workshop on 75 Years of Lambda Calculus web site.
Further details can be found on The International Workshop on Trends in Functional Programming in Education web site.
The next SCONE meeting will be held in the School of Computer Science
in St Andrews on Friday 24 February. We will start with lunch at 1200,
and the main event from 1300-1700 before adjourning to a pub.
To register, please e-mail Tristan Henderson so that we can organise numbers for
catering.
The format for this meeting will be a very small number of talks, and
a PhD poster session. If you are a PhD student, then please consider
bringing a poster to advertise your work and elicit feedback. If you
are a PhD supervisor, then please encourage your students to present a
poster.
If you are not a PhD student and would like to give a talk, then
please also get in touch.
The programme will eventually become available here.
The University of St Andrews is hosting a 2-day workshop on Computational Logic in honour of Roy Dyckhoff, who has retired this year.
The workshop will be held in Parliament Hall at the University of St Andrews on November 18-19, 2011, and is very generously sponsored by the SICSA Modelling and Abstraction Theme. Topics include Proof Theory, Natural Deduction, Verification, Combinatory Logic and Semantics.
More details, including the programme can be found at: http://www.lix.polytechnique.fr/~lengrand/Events/Dyckhoff/index.php?page=programme
Attendance at the workshop is free to SICSA researchers, but we do ask you to register through the web site so that we can arrange catering.
The School will hold an all day Arduino workshop on Sunday the 26th of June hosted by Dr David McKeown from UCD in Ireland. Thanks also to Ben Arent, an interaction designer based in Dublin for his help in supporting this.
The Arduino workshop preceeds the Summer School on Multimodal Systems for Digital Tourism that will be held in the School from 27th June to 1st July.
Arduino and Kinect equipment for the workshop and summer school
