The 3^rd New Zealand Computer Science Research Students' Conference

Te Huinga a nga Akonga Rangahau o te Ratonga Rorohiko o Aotearoa

home programme who was there? photos the organisers links	The conference has now passed... Most of the attendees had a great time and would agree that the conference was a success. Have a look at the programme page for links to on-line versions of some of the papers that were presented. Based on the voting for best paper, the following six people will have their papers published in the New Zealand Journal of Computing: 1st. Aaron Roydhouse, Discovering Regularities in Sequential Data 2nd. Simon McCallum, Mechanisms for Memory Consolidation 3rd. Steven Mills, Graph-based Object Hypothesis 4th. Brent Martin, Constraint-based Student Modelling: Representing Student Knowledge 4th. Sasha Rubin, Finite Automata and Well Ordered Set 6th. Richard Littin, Data and Control Speculative Execution

The conference has now passed...

Most of the attendees had a great time and would agree that the conference was a success.

Have a look at the programme page for links to on-line versions of some of the papers that were presented.

Based on the voting for best paper, the following six people will have their papers published in the New Zealand Journal of Computing:

1st. Aaron Roydhouse, Discovering Regularities in Sequential Data
2nd. Simon McCallum, Mechanisms for Memory Consolidation
3rd. Steven Mills, Graph-based Object Hypothesis
4th. Brent Martin, Constraint-based Student Modelling: Representing Student Knowledge
4th. Sasha Rubin, Finite Automata and Well Ordered Set
6th. Richard Littin, Data and Control Speculative Execution