Discipline of Computing at the University of Dundee @dundeeuni
Dundee, Scotland
Joined June 2010
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We are very excited to have joined #awsacademy and are now offering a #Cloud Foundations short course as part of the @ScotFundCouncil #upskill fund. Free places for those living in #Scotland. Visit dundee.ac.uk/short/cloud-fou… to apply. More info below!
Successful completion of this course will enable you to understand cloud systems, cloud global infrastructure components, and security compliance measures of a cloud system.
Interested in doing a PhD as part of a world-leading group in Argument Technology? Check out the advert below!
The Centre for Argument Technology is hiring two PhD students, one in deep learning for argument mining, and the other in linguistic modeling of argumentation. £16,602 tax-free plus fees paid. #phdjobs
arg.tech/PHD202203
Closing date for both posts is 17th June 2022.
Our entire Computer Science & Informatics #REF2021 submission was rated “world-leading” or “internationally excellent” (a distinction shared only with Birmingham, Bristol, Imperial, and Oxford)
To find out more about our submissions, and how our research is transforming lives, visit buff.ly/3w2ZEyW
What is it that makes @dundeeuni Computing a great place to study? Watch youtube.com/watch?v=fRm-EvBX… and find out more!
We are hosting Dr Tim Hewlett for a research talk - From Publications to Public Actions: What is the role of universities in the Climate and Ecological Emergency?
Dalhousie Building 2G13
29th March
17:00-18:30
Everyone welcome!
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Was puzzled to find blue light beamed into my office last night: as I left to go home, it all made sense. #StandWithUkraine
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Today we are running a CV building workshop and will be looking at how to improve job applications to highlight key computing skills learned in your degree! Hopefully we can improve on the image below…
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Further recruitment at ARG-tech: new vacancies for a 48-month senior postdoc position plus a PhD studentship.
Postdoc: arg.tech/SSEN0407 (£42k-£50k)
PhD: arg.tech/PHD202103 (£15,609 tax-free plus payment of UK-student fees)
Closing date for both posts 04 March 2022.
Meet our new #ZumoRobot! It doesn’t have googley-eyes yet but we are sure it will be up to mischief in no time!
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Please do get in touch with me or @usabilitydoc for an informal discussion if you would like to know more. We are looking to grow our #MScEduAT team to support teaching and collaborative AT research projects that support evidence based policy dev. @UoDComputing
Job vacancy! The University of Dundee are looking for a Lecturer in Assistive Technology, with a strong teaching and research or professional track record in AT, to teach (and more!) on the #MScEduAT course.
Deadline 📅 25 Feb natspec.org.uk/lecturer-in-a…
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Universities are core to the UK's creativity, and skills, perspectives and work that come out of art schools like @DJCAD are so important.
Join the #CreativeSparks competition by sharing your creativity on social and tagging @MadeAtUni - full T&Cs here: buff.ly/3e6qcWa
For the next 2 weeks, our degree year #CS students are working with @sust_dundee on creating an application to showcase how @UN sustainable development goals are implemented across #dundee. Great to be collaborating with @DundeeCouncil on this!
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Join us online and discover how your club can make 3D worlds with our NEW Unity project path!
⭐ Unity 101: Setting up for success
Wed 2 Feb,11.00am GMT
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⭐ Unity 102: Creating 3D worlds
Wed 9 Feb,1.00pm GMT
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#Unity3D
It's the first day of the teaching semester at Dundee and we're really excited to welcome back all of our #ComputerScience students! Teaching this semester covers #GamesTechnology, #AgileDevelopment, #AI. and lots of other areas for our future graduates
Check out this great video from @ARG_tech. Professor Chris Reed explains his role and how he leads one of our incredible research groups in changing the world