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Timetable Information for Masters Courses for Semester 2 2007
To find out when your course will take place do the following
- Look at the table below.
The ANU timetable includes most COMP6/8xxx series courses! If the
timetable links below don't work, or if the course of interest is not
listed below, try searching the time
table browser for the course. If your course is `serviced with' an
another course, you could also try searching for that.
MICT courses (under MCOMP Schedule 1) are run externally to DCS and
do not seem to have course web pages at this time. See below for timetable links and details on how to get
permission. Contact the lecturer or go to the first lecture
to find out more details on the course.
COMP6000 and COMP8000 - level project courses do not normally have
a timetable entry (unless included in the table below). Generally, the first
thing to do is to make contract with the relevant project co-ordinator,
which should be as early as possible, at latest week 1.
See the Masters project pages for more details.
- See also the course web page (see the links below)
for further information (e.g. whether
lectures start from week 1 and for times of tutorials/laboratories).
Note that you will not be able to access any pages on WebCT until
your enrolment has been processed.
- Each course will have its own policy on how to register for a
tutorial/laboratory group. Some will require you to register on-line via
the StReAMS system. Click on
this link and log in using your uni id and PAC code. Provided you have
completed your enrolment 2 working days before, you should see a list
of CS courses you have enrolled in. Registrations are normally enabled
between weeks 0 and 2; if it says `registrations closed' in this period,
it probably means you do not register using StReAMS. Otherwise, register
as early as possible! (even before your first lecture - first
come, best dressed!). For more information on StReAMS, see the
CSIT Undergraduate Student System Documentation page.
- COMP8000-level courses may be used as MIT Group C options. However,
permission may be required from the course lecturer.
Gaining Permission for the MICT courses in MCOMP
Schedule 1:
The following table gives links to the timetable, and lecturer email
contact for these courses:
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COMP8620 Advanced Topics in Artificial Intelligence
| alban.grastien[at]anu.edu.au
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COMP8650 Advanced Topics in Statistical Machine Learning
| svn.vishwanathan[at]nicta.com.au
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The requirement for admission is having a Bachelor degree with Honours in
a computing discipline with at least an H2A mark (75% average), or
equivalent.
The procedure for applying for special permission for one of these
courses is as follows:
- contact the course lecturer by email, stating your interest in
being granted permission, and making a case that you think you meet the
above requirement (i.e. if you don't have a CS H1 or H2A degree,
whether your degree possibly combined with work experience should be
regarded as `equivalent'). Request they reply stating whether they
support your enrolment, and request they CC the reply to the MICT
Convenor Jochen.Trumpf[at]anu.edu.au and the MCOMP Convenor
Peter.Strazdins[at]cs.anu.edu.au. I recommend that you offer to
show any supporting materials (e.g. transcript, CV, sample of relevant
previous work) at the week 1 lecture.
- if the lecturer is unclear on whether you meet the requirement, you
may need to see the MCOMP Convenor to have this looked into more deeply
(bringing the supporting materials).
- the final decision is then made by the MICT Convenor, who will notify
you by email. If approved, you should bring a printout of this email to
the DCS Office and request a permission code.
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