Computer Science, Information Technology, Information Sciences

Computer Science

People

• Brent Martin; Computer Science and Software Engineering
• Tim Bell; Computer Science and Software Engineering
• Krzysztof Pawlikowski; Computer Science and Software Engineering
• Ioannis Delikostidis; School of Earth and Environment
• James Atlas; Computer Science and Software Engineering
• Antonija Mitrovic; Computer Science and Software Engineering
• Pan Zheng; Department of Accounting and Information Systems
• Miguel Morales; Computer Science and Software Engineering
• Andreas Willig; Computer Science and Software Engineering
• Ben Adams; Computer Science and Software Engineering
• Walter Guttmann; Computer Science and Software Engineering
• Kourosh Neshatian; Computer Science and Software Engineering
• Olivia J Erdelyi; Faculty of Law
• Alberto Ardid; Civil and Natural Resources Engineering
• Fabian Gilson; Computer Science and Software Engineering
• Richard Green; Computer Science and Software Engineering
• Matthias Galster; Computer Science and Software Engineering
• Jonathan Dunn; Linguistics

• Computer Vision Lab
• Intelligent Computer Tutoring Group (ICTG)
• Theoretical Computer Science
• Simulation Research Group
• New Zealand South Asia Centre (NZSAC)
• Special Interest Group on Blockchain and Cryptocurrencies

• An Intelligent Tutoring System for Engineering Mechanics
• ASPIRE: a development suite for web-enabled intelligent learning agents

• Algorithm Engineering
• Augmented Reality
• Computer Graphics and Image Processing
• Computer Music
• Computer Vision
• Distributed Geographical Information Systems
• Firewalls and Internet Security
• Game design
• Game Development
• GRID Computing
• High Performance Computing (HPC)
• Human-Computer Interaction and Multimedia
• Information Sciences
• Information Systems
• Information Technology
• Intelligent Computer Tutoring
• Internet
• Networks: Protocols, Distributed Processing and Simulation
• Software Engineering and Visualisation
• Theoretical Computer Science
• Virtual Reality