2024 IEEE CS SYP PACIFIC MICRO SUMMIT

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The 2024 IEEE CS SYP Pacific Micro Summit will be hosted by the IEEE Deakin University Student Branch. The program will be conducted on the 21st of November from 10:00 am to 4:00 pm. A huge array of events have been planned including talks on the cutting-edge AI technologies used in defence and industries, discussion forums on career prospects in the industry and academia followed by a hackathon involving a competitive programming challenge which will see winners taking away exciting prizes home. You will also be enjoying a sumptuous lunch along with other refreshments. It would be the perfect platform to meet new people, gain new ideas and most importantly, have lots of fun. We welcome you all to grab your FREE tickets and reserve your spot for a day of fun and frolic. See you soon!


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  • 75 Pigdons Rd
  • Waurn Ponds, Victoria
  • Australia 3216
  • Building: NS Building (IISRI)
  • Room Number: NS1.010 (Haptics Lab)
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  • Co-sponsored by IEEE Computer Society SYP, IEEE Victorian Section




Agenda

10.00 AM: Opening Remarks,

10.05 AM : Talk on AI and Computer Science in Defense and Autonomy by Chung Sing Leung (Lead Robotics and Aerospace Engineer, AOS Group Pty. Ltd.)

10.25 AM: Talk on Data-driven Cybersecurity for Critical Energy Infrastructure by Dr. Adnan Anwar (Senior Lecturer in Cyber Security, Deakin University Course Director, Post-Grad Cyber-Security Education DEAKIN CYBER Research and Innovation Centre School of Information Technology Faculty of Science, Engineering and Built Environment)

10.40 AM: Coffee Break

10.50 AM: Talk on Impact of AI in Software Engineering by Prof. Mohamed Abdelrazek (Professor of Software Engineering and Research Professor A2I2 Deakin University, Applied Artificial Intelligence Institute (D))

11.10 AM: Talk on How do clinicians interact with AI when making clinical reasoning decisions? by Prof. James Armitage (Professor of Optometry, Optometry Course Director, Head of Vision Science, Deakin University School of Medicine, Australia)

11.30 AM: Open Discussion Forum: Q and A and Building a career in Computer Science (All speakers)

11.55 AM: Morning session closing Remarks.

12.00 PM: Fellowship and Complimentary Lunch

01.00 PM – 3.30 PM: Hackathon: Deck Stack Challenge

03.30 PM – Hackathon Awards

03.45 PM – Tour of Institute for Intelligent Systems Research and Innovation Labs.