Teaching

More than 500 aspiring robot programmers battled it out at the annual Robocup Junior Queensland Championships, earlier this month.

Outstanding teachers, researchers and professional staff were recognised for their hard work and dedication at the 2018 EAIT Faculty Awards earlier this week.

A pioneer program at The University of Queensland will see students work with industry experts to design and manufacture smart devices to create a smart home.

Face recognition technology uses a camera to capture a face and then matches this face against a database to determine identity. First, the face or faces must be detected and localised in the camera frame. Then, face images are aligned and rescaled to a standard size. Finally, these faces are matched against a database. Matching is almost invariably performed using artificial intelligence technology.

Cyber security industry hero and pioneer Professor Barton Miller will visit UQ this week to deliver a special workshop, shining a light on the latest cyber security practices and tools.

The next generation of user experience design professionals from The University of Queensland are combining their skills for the 10th year to create a playful, hands-on exhibit for all ages.

Hundreds of secondary students will see first-hand the endless possibilities that come with a career in technology at this year’s BiG Day In event, held at The University of Queensland.

The new Master of Cyber Security will help deliver some of the estimated 18,000 additional cyber security professionals needed by 2026 to protect Australian organisations from malicious cyber activities.

EAIT Faculty at UQ has launched a world-class makerspace, UQ Innovate, placing the world top 50-university at the forefront of hands-on education in Australia.

UQ’s annual Teaching and Learning Awards last night celebrated excellence, creativity and innovation.