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Open to the public; Free cookie/drink provided; Come to vote for thePeople’s Choice Best Presentation Award! CSc466/579: Advanced Computer NetworksCourse Projects Presentation and DemoFriday, April 6, 2018, 1:30–3:30pmECS660, UVic 1:30–2:30, Session 1 11 Zain, Sadig, Syed: Investigate the Impact of … Continue reading →

OPEN TO THE PUBLIC Time: Friday, March 16, 2018, 1:30–2:30pmLocation: UVic Engineering Computer Science Building ECS660 Talk Title: Blockchain 3.0: the rising of decentralized apps platformGuest Speaker: Mr. Robert Mao, Founder & CEO of ArcBlock.io Abstract: What’s Blockchain 3.0? What’s … Continue reading →

students brought up this during office hours—probably affecting manyengineering students, and thus faculty, too. -j Letter: International students should not bear undue financial burdens “Letter: International students should not bear undue financial burdens By LettersMarch 22, 2017 Editor, The Graduate … Continue reading →

 i can do it. cheers

thanks for the heads-up. can such an important document be voted through webvote? after you moved the faculty meeting to tuesday 2:30pm, it has been in conflict with a 10-year meeting series (other than term breaks) at the same time, and today our … Continue reading →

Dear Engineering Colleagues: china scholarship council (csc) has announced its 2016 programs to support professors, postdocs, and students at phd, masters and undergrad levels to visit oversea universities for degrees, thesis researches or research visits, and most application deadlines at csc are near the … Continue reading →

I can help. Cheers!

can current students register for this event as well? cheers

i can do it. library and archive, in print or on line, is the soul ofa university. cheers

of course, it’s always possible to have students with even higherintegrity than their supervisor, but this does not mean proceduralsafeguards are not necessary. why conflict-of-interest provisions? ps: btw, no matter how the adr is selected, please revive the graduateinnovation forum … Continue reading →