Department of Computing
Macquarie Computing Doctoral Conference (MCDC)
Overview
The Macquarie Computing Doctoral Conference (previously known as
- Students who are expected to have sufficiently developed their research plans (but are not too close to submit their theses) are required to submit a short abstract of their proposed thesis.
- The submissions get reviewed by at least three program committe members consisting of academics as well as research students, and suggestions are provided back to the authors.
- Students revise the abstracts in light of the comments received, and present at the MCDC.
- Additionally, students are encouraged to submit their presentation slides as well, which often receive suggestions from the reviewers.
- Students get an opportunity to listen to eminent keynote speakers from the local area.
- There are three student awards -- for best submission, best presentation, and best review -- that are awarded at the conclusion of MCDC.
The Macquarie Computing Doctoral Conference was conceived of in 2002 as a part of the annual departmental review of post-graduate students' research progress, and as a means to strengthen the post-graduate research in the department. It was held later that year for the first time. Since then, this forum has been an important annual event in the department.
The 11th Computing Doctoral Conference (MCDC-12) will be held on 14-15 June, 2012. Please go to the home page of MCDC-12 for details.
Current and Past Doctoral Conferences
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