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The University of Canberra

The University of Canberra, also known as UC, is a university located in Canberra, ACT, the national capital of Australia. UC is the second largest tertiary institution in Canberra. There are approximately 9,000 students and more than 800 staff.

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Discussion of ‘Our’ Discipline David Wilson UTS:Insearch 30/04/10

What will journalism look like in five years time? By Professor Matthew Ricketson, University of Canberra.

What to include in a Course Advice Session for Commencing Students Associate Professor Michele Fleming Dean of Students Director Student Equity and Support Unit
Engaging top managers in the execution of strategy through projects Dr Raymond Young (University of Canberra) Prof Ernest Jordan (Macquarie University) European Institute for Advanced Studies in Management WORKSHOP ON TOP MANAGEMENT TEAMS & BUSINESS STRATEGY RESEARCH Valencia, 22-23 March 2010

Engaging top managers in the execution of strategy through projects Dr Raymond Young (University of Canberra) Prof Ernest Jordan (Macquarie University) European Institute for Advanced Studies in Management WORKSHOP ON TOP MANAGEMENT TEAMS & BUSINESS STRATEGY RESEARCH Valencia, 22-23 March 2010

© Raymond Young 2010
Visual Narrative Week 13

Visual Narrative Week 13

Faculty of Information Sciences and Engineering CRICOS #00212K
Shirantha Wijesekera (PhD student) Supervisors: Associate Professor Xu Huang Professor Dharmendra Sharma

Shirantha Wijesekera (PhD student) Supervisors: Associate Professor Xu Huang Professor Dharmendra Sharma

Bachelor of Education Early Childhood, Primary, Middle School and Grad Entry
Three Minute Thesis Competition

Three Minute Thesis Competition

* Robust Adaptive Sliding Mode Control for MEMS Gyroscope Professor Juntao Fei College of Computer and Information Hohai University P. R. China Presented at The University of Canberra January 15, 2010

The Australian Institute of Building Advance through Learning - AIB Address
TRAINING & ACCREDITATION

TRAINING & ACCREDITATION

Cooperative Research Centre for Freshwater Ecology and the Natural Heritage Trust Field Data This presentation aims to introduce course participants to the field data sheets before they go out in the field. It steps through each of the variables on the field data sheets, describing what the variables are and how they’re measured. This presentation covers most of the variables common to all state and territory data sheets, however, if there’s some variables that you measure that are not in the presentation feel free to add slides or make the appropriate changes. It is recommended that course participants have a copy of your state’s field data sheet in front of them while you discuss each of the variables. It is also a good idea to re-order the sequence of the presentation to match the order that variables appear on your data sheets.
55S - Tasmania 5 Degrees Warmer

55S - Tasmania 5 Degrees Warmer

Katrina Easey 3005503

Security in Wireless networks Since wireless communications use airwaves, they are intrinsically more vulnerable to interceptions and attacks than wired networks. Some of the common types of attacks against wireless networks are : Denial of Service (DoS) attacks MAC spoofing Man-in-the-middle attacks ARP poisoning Quantum Cryptography Based on the laws of physics, Quantum Cryptography allows exchange of cryptographic key between two remote parties with unconditional security. Quantum cryptography is used to produce and distribute a key, known as Quantum Key Distribution (QKD). Some of the widely known QKD protocols are: BB84 B92 Six State SARG04 Use of Quantum Key Distribution in Wi-Fi Networks IEEE 802.11 networks (Wi-Fi) offer wireless communications to customers located within a small range. The distribution of secrete key that needed for secure communication is done in Wi-Fi networks via 4-way hand shake protocol. It has been shown that 4-way hand shake protocol is subject to security attacks such DoS and Main-in-the Middle attacks. The aim of this project is to use Quantum Key Distribution to distribute the secrete key in Wi-Fi networks, thereby achieving unconditional security. Quantum Cryptography for Secure Communication in 802.11i Networks Shirantha Wijesekera Doctor of Philosophy (Information Sciences and Engineering) Supervisors: Associate Professor Xu Huang, Professor Dharmendra Sharma Proposed QKD Protocol Faculty of IS...
Are we Making the Most of the Word Wide Web? Critically Evaluating Government Online Activity Petra Bouvain University of Canberra Special Thanks to Prof. Dr Uwe Kamenz And Raechel Hughes

Are we Making the Most of the Word Wide Web? Critically Evaluating Government Online Activity Petra Bouvain University of Canberra Special Thanks to Prof. Dr Uwe Kamenz And Raechel Hughes
Comunicación y Gerencia Karen Mow Research Development Advisor University of Canberra

Comunicación y Gerencia Karen Mow Research Development Advisor University of Canberra

Comunicación y Gerencia Karen Mow Research Development Advisor University of Canberra
Faculty of Information Sciences and Engineering CRICOS #00212K

Faculty of Information Sciences and Engineering CRICOS #00212K

Faculty of Information Sciences and Engineering CRICOS #00212K
The e-Framework for Education and Research and its relationship to Enterprise Architecture Simon Porter

The e-Framework for Education and Research and its relationship to Enterprise Architecture Simon Porter
Enterprise Architecture Symposium September 2007 University of Canberra Building a Service Oriented Architecture at Monash University - A Pragmatic Approach

Enterprise Architecture Symposium September 2007 University of Canberra Building a Service Oriented Architecture at Monash University - A Pragmatic Approach

Mark Kasprzyk Project Manager ICC Manager, Integrated Administrative Systems
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