Prizes
The aim of the Informatics Student Prize Scheme is to
recognize and reward outstanding performance.
The prizegiving events for the 2007/ 2008 academic year are
scheduled as follows:
- Undergraduate Prizegiving: Friday 23rd September 2008, 3.00pm in the Informatics Forum Atrium.
- Winter Graduation Reception: Thursday 4th December 2008, 4.30pm in the Informatics Forum Atrium.
Prize Winners 2007/2008
Prize Winners 2006/2007
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Winners 2005/2006
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Winners 2004/2005
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Winners 2003/2004
Prize Winners 2002/2003
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Winners 2001/2002
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Winners 2000/2001
The School of Informatics wishes to thank the following
sponsors for their support:
Agilent
Technologies
Agilent Technologies award two prizes for performance in the combined
Honours Informatics and Electronics degrees; one for the Junior Honours
class, and one for the Graduating class.
Barclays Capital
The Barclays Capital Prize is awarded to the best overall student in
Computer Science Junior Honours class.
British
Computer Society
The British Computer Society (BCS) Prize is awarded for top performance
in the Professional Issues course, taught in the third year.
Citigroup
The Citigroup Prize is awarded to the best third year System Design Group
Project.
Sioban Clarke and Family
The Kevin Clarke Memorial Prize was established in 1993 in memory of
Kevin Clarke, and is awarded to the best
final
year student for first class performance in Computer Science and
Mathematics.
Freescale
The Freescale Prize is awarded to the best third year System Design Group Robot.
Google
The Google Prize is awarded for top performance in the CS/SE Individual Practical course, taught in the third year.
Real Time Engineering
The Real Time Engineering prize is awarded to the top performing
student in the Artificial Intelligence Large Practical, taught in
the third year.
Jim
Howe
The
Jim Howe Trust Fund sponsors two prizes: the Howe Undergraduate Prize
for
the
best Artificial Intelligence final year student, and the Howe Masters
Prize
awarded to the best student in MSc Artificial Intelligence.
Informatics Prize for Best
Project Web Site
This prize is awarded to the student who produces the best web
site associated with their 4th year project.
Further details.
Sidney
Michaelson and Family
The Sidney Michaelson Prize was established in 1991 in memory of Sidney
Michaelson and is awarded to the most
deserving student.
Microsoft
The Microsoft Prize is awarded for the best final year project in the Computer Science class.
Unilever
The Unilever prize was established in 2006 and is awarded to the best
graduate in Computer Science.
Xerox
The Xerox Prize is awarded for the best dissertation by a student in
MSc Artificial
Intelligence.
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