The Queen’s Graduate Computing Society Conference (QGCSC) was held annually by the Graduate Computing Society as a way to promote sharing and collaboration within the School of Computing, and by inviting speakers from outside of the school to speak to students about their research and career opportunities.
The QGCSC has now been replaced by CSearch, the Computing Student Research Conference, which is hosted by the School of Computing.
Previous Conferences
QGCSC 2013
The fourth annual Queen’s Graduate Computing Society Conference was held on May 8-9, 2013 in the BioSciences Complex. Speakers included Dr Igor Jurisica, Dr Hossam Hassanein, and Dr Monty Newborn. The conference also included a Panel Discussion on Careers in Computer Science, and the introduction of a Carnival Event.
QGCSC 2013 – Conference Summary
QGCSC 2012
The third annual Queen’s Graduate Computing Society Conference was held on May 9-10, 2012 in Walter Light Hall, and the BioSciences Complex. Speakers included Dr Steve Easterbrook, Dr Esin Kiris, and Dr Selim Akl. The conference also included a Panel Discussion on Social Media.
QGCSC 2012 – Conference Summary
QGCSC 2011
The second annual Queen’s Graduate Computing Society Conference was held on March 11-12, 2011 in the BioSciences Complex. Speakers included Dr Scott Knight, Dr David Skillicorn, and Dr Roel Vertegaal. The conference also included a Panel Discussion on the Future of Computer Science.
QGCSC 2011 – Conference Summary
QGCSC 2010
The first annual Queen’s Graduate Computing Society Conference was held on May 30, 2010 in the BioSciences Complex. Speakers included Dr Selim Akl, Dr James Cordy, and Dr Randy Ellis.