CSIS - Department of Computer Science & Information Systems

CSIS - Department of Computer Science & Information Systems
Ollscoil Luimnigh - University of Limerick
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CSIS - computing as if people matteredThe CSIS department is one of ten departments in the Faculty of Science and Engineering. Our teaching and research activities focus on a wide variety of digital disciplines including human centred computing, music technology, software engineering, software localisation, and bio-inspired intelligent systems.

We offer a variety of undergraduate and postgraduate programmes covering the areas listed here, along with undergraduate programmes in Computer Systems, Health Informatics and Multimedia and Computer Games Development. We also offer a long-established postgraduate programme (the graduate programme in computing and a structured PhD in Software Engineering.

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BDS Biocomputing & Developmental Systems Group
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Digital Media Arts Research Centre
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Interaction Design Centre
LERO The Irish Software Engineering Research Centre
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Localisation Research Centre

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  • C O N G R A T U L A T I O N S We would like to extend our Congratulations
    • to Gerry-Lee Cullen, Raymond Kearney and William Cole-Baker (Team PondScum) who won in the category of Best Windows 7 Game in the XNA Challenge Cup, 2011;
    • to James Heslin and Max Vizard (Team CrunchGames) who won in the category of Best...
    • Institutes of technology to get technological university status?
    • NCI hosting info evening on its ICT conversion programmes
    • Dublin to host international Science Hack Day 2012
    • Revamped CSIS Website

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