Student Showcases

QUT’s reputation as a university for the real world is reflected in the Faculty of Information Technology’s solid linkages with industry and government. The Faculty has always encouraged engagement between industry and its staff and students. By attending these student showcases and presentations, organisations may identify potential employees and influence and educate this future workforce.

Friday 26 October 2007: Advanced Multimedia Systems Student Presentations

The Advanced Multimedia Systems Cohort is inviting you to a presentation of student projects for this semester. These projects have been completed in thirteen weeks and illustrate a wide spectrum of original multimedia applications.

Projects include:

• An immersive virtual reality game using 3D stereograph technology

• GAMMA (Gesture Analysis, Manipulation by Motion Assistance) – an interface for people with limited limb mobility

• Integration of two Wiimotes and a virtual environment developed from the Half-Life 2 gaming engine

• An interactive drawing application created with Flash action script

• A multimedia personality assessment tool using Flash technology, high end graphics, XML programming and psychology.

Monday 27 October 2008: Final Year IT Students' Expo

Each year, final year IT students undertake a major team-based project to help them make the final leap from the classroom to the workplace. These project units build on the technical expertise gained by the students throughout their studies, allowing them to show what they can do in a professional context – in many cases working with real world companies and community groups.

The IT Student Expo is a showcase of the best our students have to offer. Student teams have created a poster advertising their team and product and are ready to show off the innovation of their designs and the quality of their work. The students will greatly appreciate your interest in their work and the teaching team will value your feedback on the quality of the student projects, their performance on the day and the effectiveness of their posters.