Posted by fsanati on Saturday, February 06, 2010 at 9:42am
Good News: due to last years popularity, the exciting new subject (32568 Business Intelligence Modelling and Analysis) is now on offer only for postgraduate students who want to make the connection between their academic knowledge and real world cases of Business Intelligence implementations. This subject will introduce how multi-data sources are used in the development of strategic direction for businesses. It will teach students how to successfully utilise the information contained in such data and to appropriately extract "intelligence" from the data to support decision making through conducting modelling and analysis.
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Posted by mcbride on Tuesday, February 02, 2010 at 3:51pm
A subject for the aspiring test manager. This subject is aimed at those who want to manage challenging software testing projects. Anyone can devise a few tests and run them but it takes some wit and planning to handle something large and unruly with insufficient time.
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Posted by paulk on Friday, January 29, 2010 at 12:39pm
Do you want to work for companies building smart technology - like search engines (think Google or Bing)? or in targetted marketing? These jobs are way more interesting than help desk support and pay lots more! This subject will give you the practical experience to get a job like that. Or are you more interested in learning how to understand and exploit data from the stockmarket, from cancer datasets or even working out which team will win the footy next week? Well, this subject will show you how. Due to the popularity of last semester's introductory Data Mining subjects, we've added some more places to 31005 Data Mining Algorithms and 32513 Advanced Data Mining Algorithms. The subjects will be run flexibly, focussing on what *you* are interested in and you can choose from several different major assignments to suit your interests. For more information, email Paul Kennedy at paulk@it.uts.edu.au
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Posted by maryanne on Tuesday, January 19, 2010 at 1:23pm
We are creating a new NAO Robot Soccer Team to complete at RoboCup 2010 in Singapore, and looking for dedicated and brilliant students to join us in what will be an exciting and fun 2010 campaign. There is scope to build innovative applications using Google's Nexus One and the iPhone. If you are interested please contact Professor Mary-Anne Williams on Mary-Anne@TheMagicLab.org and send her your CV and Academic Record. Places are limited! Students can use their contributions for project and capstone subjects. Previously we were the top team in 2004 and runners-up in 2008. Click on the "more" link below for relevant links.
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Posted by des on Friday, January 15, 2010 at 12:55pm
We’re searching for 2 volunteers: technological wizkids to help us revolutionise Vertigo’s online presence. The 2010 editorial team sees the web as a key area in which Vertigo can grow and matter more to students. Amongst the many exciting challenges of this role, the successful candidate will receive the full support of the editorial and design teams in rebuilding the magazine’s website (www.utsvertigo.com) to support expanded multimedia content.
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Posted by ypisan on Friday, January 15, 2010 at 11:39am
Wondering what to do during the long Summer break? Interested in mobile technology, and in particular the iPhone? Love anything to do with games? Why not add something unique to your CV and make it stand out from the crowd! Come and get involved in a new and exciting project this Summer. http://bit.ly/iPhoneGamesSummerProject
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Posted by elaine on Wednesday, August 10, 2005 at 6:06pm
Please note that the content of the popular subject 32517 Commerce on the Internet is now being taught in the subject 32120 Introduction to eBusiness Technology. There are some places available for students who would like to study this subject. Ricky Leung takes this subject and he may be contacted at ricky@it.uts.edu.au if you require further information
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