The current world of international standards may appear distant, but our engineers and operational experts are more important to the process now than ever. Learn how to get involved professionally or individually in the exciting work of shaping the internet.

The Engineer, the Operator, and the International Standard

Tue 26 Nov 2019 2:45pm

Venue

Sir Llew Edwards Building, The University of Queensland, St Lucia
Room: 
Terrace Room
Event host:

ITEE Cyber Security

Event enquiries can be directed to UQ Cyber: cyber@uq.edu.au

UQ Cyber is pleased to invite you to join us for drinks and canapes followed by a seminar from Dr Stephen Banghart of USA’s National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST).

In 1968, a group of graduate students at ARPA started taking notes as they discussed the future of the internet. Little did they know that those notes would go on to become one of the first internationally recognized networking standards. In this talk, the storied history of computer and internet standards will be traced through time and connected to the engineers and operators along the way that made it all happen.

Program

5:00 - 5:45: Registrations Open. Drinks and Networking

5:45: Seminar by Dr Stephen Banghart. 

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