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Hugh Williams: careers in computer science
Google Vice-President Engineering and RMIT alumnus Hugh Williams talks about careers in computer science, and how RMIT's courses give students the skills and experience industry needs. He highlights the fundamentals of computer science and, as a vice president at Google, what he looks for when hiring graduates.
Award-winning lecturer
Shekar Kalra is an RMIT computer science lecturer, recognised by the Department of Education for inspiring students and cultivating curiosity.
"Teaching, as we once knew it, has changed. The days of standing in front of the class to deliver a monotonous lecture are gone.
Lessons need to be interactive in order to evoke the students’ curiosity and programs need to meet modern technological and industry needs. Engagement with industry is now an absolute necessity.
What sets successful students apart from the rest is enthusiasm, a humble disposition and an inner drive to explore new things."
Free computer science seminars
This free seminar series introduces the latest advances in computer science to all students, researchers and engineers inside and outside RMIT.
Topics include: artificial intelligence, data mining, machine learning, games, ubiquitous computing, IOT (internet of things), information retrieval, virtual reality, natural language processing, big data analysis, cybersecurity and their applications.
Computer Science and Information Technology
Computer Science and Information Technology degrees at RMIT allow you to gain the programming and system support skills that employers really value. But how do you work out which one is right for you? A successful career in IT can start with the kind of thinker you are. Getting the right degree at RMIT starts with being true to you.
Meet Sarah – Bachelor of Information Technology
Sarah Longhurst is combining her passion for IT and entrepreneurship and is gaining valuable industry experience whilst completing her degree.
