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ACSW'97: Call for Attendance
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Author: Mehmet ORGUN
Date: Fri, 29 Nov 1996 00:00
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 We invite you to attend some or all of:
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                     AUSTRALASIAN COMPUTER SCIENCE WEEK
 
         3-7 February 1997, Macquarie University, Sydney, Australia
 
 The Australasian Computer Science Week is held under the auspices of the
 Computer Science Association and is the premier meeting point for computer
 scientists in the region.  This year it encompasses three main conferences
 and a variety of associated events:
 
   CATS'97  3-4 February 1997  -  Computing: the Australasian Theory Symposium
   ACAC'97  3-4 February 1997  -  Australasian Computer Architecture Conference
   ACSC'97  5-7 February 1997  -  Australasian Computer Science Conference
 
 The Organising Committee and Program Committees invite you to attend!
 Brochures and registration forms have been sent to all CS departments in
 Australia and NZ.  The information and forms are also available from:
 
 	http://www.comp.mq.edu.au/acsw97 or acsw97@mpce.mq.edu.au
 
        NB:  Early bird registration saves $50.  Closes 15 December.
 
 
 Program Highlights
 ******************
 
 CATS Keynotes:
 	Professor Martin Odersky, Karlsruhe & Adelaide Universities
         Professor Bruce Maggs, Carnegie Mellon University
 
 ACSC Opening:
 	Dr. Malcolm McIntosh, CEO, CSIRO
 
 ACSC Keynote:
 	Professor Chris Wallace, Monash University
 	Professor Larry Constantine, Visiting Professor, UTS
 	Professor Kathy McKeown, Columbia University
 
 Joint CSA/ACS Reception and Lecture at the Powerhouse Museum:
 	Professor Allan Bromley, University of Sydney
 	The Babbage Engine and other early calculating devices on display.
 
 CATS/ACAC Dinner:  Monday evening
 
 ACSC Dinner:       Thursday evening, Curzon Hall
 
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