Advanced Graduate Coursework Program

NICTA's Education portfolio

The Research Training Network (RTN) provides an opportunity for students enrolled in an Australian university, undertaking a PhD in the ICT field, to access advanced research coursework units of study.

Advanced coursework units are offered by NICTA in partnership with a University or a NICTA laboratory.  Presenters are leading researchers in their fields. 

 

2012 Courses

Course Title

Course Presenter

Dates

Venues

Contact

Foundations in ICT for new NICTA students
 covering the fundamentals of each of
 NICTA's six Research Groups:
 - Computer Networks - More details
 - Computer Vision - More details
 - Optimisation - More details
    Part 1 Slides; Part 2 Slides; Assignment
 - Control and Signal Processing - More details
 - Operating Systems - More details
 - Machine Learning - More details

NICTA researchers, expert in each field,
 see course description for further details

One day each week from
 Tuesday 21 August to
 Wednesday 7 November
 See course description for further details
Hosted at NICTA
  Research Laboratories
 More details
Karyn Knowles
Security and Privacy in Intelligent Transportation Systems
 Course Outline

Visting Professor Prof Frank Kargl
 Director, Institute of Distributed Systems,
University of Ulm, Germany and
Associate Professor, Distributed and
Embedded Security Research Group, University of Twente, Netherlands

18 July 2012, 9am-5pm*
 19 July 2012, 9am-1pm*
 20 July 2012, 9am-5pm*
 * Sydney time
NICTA Research Laboratories
 More details
Prashanthi Jay
Integer Programming and Discrete Optimization with Applications to Telecommunications
 Course Outline

Visting Professor Dr Di Yuan
 
Linkoping University, Sweden

6 February 2012, 9am-5pm*
 7 February 2012, 9am-1pm*
 8 February 2012, 9am-5pm*
 * Sydney time
NICTA Research Laboratories
 More details
Prashanthi Jay

 

2011 Foundations of ICT Short Courses

As part of the RTN, each of NICTA's six Research Groups are offering 2-day introductory courses to students enrolled in a NICTA enhanced PhD program.  The courses will provide students with the opportunity to gain a broad understanding of each of NICTA's main research areas.  Details of the course are offered below.  

Further information and registration details:

Click here for a .pdf document providing course descriptions and course registration information.    

Course Title

Dates

Register By

Contact

Introduction to Machine Learning  Course Outline   /   Course Website

Please see Course Website for software downloads required for this course

15 and 18 November 11 November 2011 Kimberly Owen
Decision Support, Optimisation and MiniZinc  Course Outline 21 and 23 November 17 November 2011 Belinda Selig
Introduction to Control and Signals Processing  Course Outline 28 and 29 November 24 November 2011 Annette McLeod and 

Natasha Baxter

Empirical Research in Software Systems  Course Outline 1 and 2 December 29 November 2011 Rema Zogabe
Introduction to Computer Networks  Course Outline     Venue and Dial-in Details 6, 7 and 8 December 2 December 2011 Prashanthi Jay
Introductory Course in Computer Vision and Image Understanding  Course Outline 12 and 13 December 10 December 2011 Kimberly Owen

 
All NICTA students are strongly encouraged to attend all short courses.

These courses will be followed by semester-long advanced courses to be offered in 2012.

 

Other Courses held in 2011: 

Name of Course Presenter Date Location Registration
Structural Pattern Recognition
 Course Outline
Professor Horst Bunke
 Institute of Informatics and Applied Mathematics
 University of Bern
19-21 October
 10.30am

NICTA, Victoria
 Research Lab
 Parkville, VIC

Contact:
 Natasha Baxter
Markov Decision Processes: Decision-theoretic
 Approach to Planning Under Uncertainty
 Course Outline 
Pascal Poupart 4-6 April

NICTA, Neville
 Roach Lab,
 Kensington, NSW

Closing Date:
 29th of March

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For further information please contact Advanced.ICTModules@nicta.com.au