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Filling a much-needed gap. All the views I see fit to print, by Mark C. Wilson. Information for research students. December 14th, 2012. I am mainly involved in teaching courses on Algorithms and Data Structures: COMPSCI 220 ( S1. Most of the resources for these courses are not available publicly, being restricted to UoA students via Cecil. Lecture notes on computational social choice for COMPSCI 720. With Michael Dinneen and Georgy Gimel’farb I have written a textbook. Market failure in the research world.

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bodies + spaces: A great opportunity to hear this architect speak

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Monday, June 29, 2009. A great opportunity to hear this architect speak. This FRIDAY Andrew Barrie, a new professor here at the school, will interview the Japanese architect Riken Yamamoto. Riken Yamamoto (b. 1945) is one of the most prominent members of the generation of architects that includes Tadao Ando, Toyo Ito and Itsuko Hasegawa, who grew up in post-war Japan. This is exclusive for UofA students, the public lecture that evening will cost $20. FRIDAY 3 July 1.30 - 2.30. Where to find things. Archi...

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bodies + spaces: communiqué 09

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Thursday, May 14, 2009. Artist / Lecturer, Elam School of Fine Arts. National Institute of Creative Arts and Industries. The University of Auckland. Alex is a new media artist and academic whose work incorporates. Sound, performance, photography, lm, video, kinetic and network. Components, while her practice explores the politics, freedoms. And limits of consumer technology. This presentation will discuss. Recent large scale multi-channel video installations that involve. A lunchtime seminar series.

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The BBIM Blog: May 2007

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This blog site is for all BBIM staff and students to share their bits and pieces of their BBIM experience! Wednesday, May 30, 2007. Economist article on changing Business School curriculum. The article describes changes in business school curriculum so that students have better marketable skills upon graduation. Instead of the traditional methods of teaching functional subjects such as marketing and strategy, students at Yale University are now learning by different themes such as the customer or the...

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The BBIM Blog: November 2007

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This blog site is for all BBIM staff and students to share their bits and pieces of their BBIM experience! Wednesday, November 21, 2007. Nine Nontechie Skills that Hiring Managers Wish You Had. Has an interesting article. That lists 9 skills that hiring managers wish IT people had. 2 An understanding of business-process mapping and tools. Although flowcharts can be used, swim charts, which offer a visual depiction of how business processes flow across functional areas, are very effective, he says. Ro...

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The BBIM Blog: June 2007

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This blog site is for all BBIM staff and students to share their bits and pieces of their BBIM experience! Saturday, June 30, 2007. From technical mastery to conceptual mastery. This is the article, hope you enjoy it - Why is Forever. Posted by Johnny @ 2:08 AM. Friday, June 08, 2007. Microsoft research Tablet-Based Computing Projects. Posted by Lynne @ 3:21 PM. The Tablet PC for faculty- A pilot project. Posted by Lynne @ 1:50 PM. Tablet PC's as a teaching tool - links. Tablet pc’s as a teaching tool.

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Comparative Planning and Urban Sustainability: October 2011

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Comparative Planning and Urban Sustainability. This blog has been set up to support an elective class in comparative planning and urban sustainability at the University of Auckland. Friday, October 14, 2011. Final Post - Asset Based Community Development. Illustrate your understanding of Asset Based Community Development by describing how you could see it applied to a particular problem in a particular city. Posted by Stephen Knight. Tuesday, October 4, 2011. Australian Planning Question 2. Assessing the...