Western Australia
The Western Australia Branch hosts events and offers resources, facilities and mentoring programs for ACS members.
GENERAL CONTACT INFORMATION
Suite 4, 342 Albany Highway,
Victoria Park WA 6100
Office
Suite 4, 342 Albany Highway,
Victoria Park WA 6100
ACS WA 1962 AWARDS – OPEN FOR APPLICATION
BACKGROUND
In 1962, the first stored-program digital computer was installed in Western Australia by Dennis Moore. Also, in 1962, the Western Australian Computer Society was formed with Dennis as the Chair. He then led that Society into the formation of the national Australian Computer Society with Dennis as the inaugural Chair. The 1962 Awards is an annual award with the aim to encourage excellence by university students in ICT.
THE 1962 PRIZE
The prize is $1,000 awarded to the best student who has completed an undergraduate degree in the past eighteen months in the Information Technology and Computing field.
THE 1962 MEDAL
This prize is awarded to the most outstanding completed Doctoral research (eg PhD) in Western Australia in the field of Information Technology and Computer Science. The winner will receive a Medal as well as a year’s Professional Membership to the Australian Computer Society.
MECHANISM
• Applications are open to all students in Western Australia.
• Selection will be based on student record, achievements and potential.
• The closing date for submissions is 13th of August 2021.
• All qualified applications will be nominations for the awards.
HOW TO APPLY
Download the following forms to apply.
1962 Prize
1962 Medal
Entries for the 1962 Awards close on 13th August 2021.
ACS WA 2020 1962 Winners
1962 Prize - Sam Heath
1962 Medal - Dr Anupiya Nugaliyadde
LOCAL RESOURCES
Branch Forums
ACS members in Western Australia are invited to monthly forums on a diverse range of topics, as well as recognised and accredited professional development sessions. For more information and to find out what's on this month, check the upcoming events page.
Membership
There are numerous benefits to becoming an ACS member. These include:
- map your career development through the mySFIA skill assessment tool
- develop and update your ICT skills and knowledge
- event networking with peers and possible future employers
- access to a library of 44,500 digital learning assets
If you would like further information or have any questions regarding ACS membership, please e-mail [email protected] or call on (08) 9260 3701 for personalised advice.
Alternatively, you can click here to join as a member today.
BRANCH STAFF
Mr Darren Roxburgh
WA State Manager
I can help with
- Professional development
- Career advice
- Partnerships with your organisation
[email protected]
Mrs Vicki Leddin
WA Member Services & Events Coordinator
I can help with
- General member services
- Assistance with event registrations
[email protected]
