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The Warwick Postgraduate Colloquium in Computer Science is an annual event held in the Department of Computer Science which brings together postgraduate researchers from Computer Science, the Centre for Scientific Computing and the CDT in Urban Science and Progress to present recent and on-going research. The event is free for all participants. Staff are encouraged to attend as much of the event as possible, in order to provide valuable feedback. For the first time ever, the event will be held in The Oculus.

Submission Information

Attendees may choose between submitting an A0 poster or a presentation (10 minutes plus 5 minutes Question and Answer). Poster submissions must include a PDF of the poster. Presentation submissions do not need to include the slides of the presentation. MSc students by Research and first year PhD students are required to submit a presentation.

All submissions are expected to contain new content. It is acceptable to modify an existing poster or presentation for the submission, such that it contains new and up-to-date information on your chosen topic.

A limited number of poster presentations are available, so if there are more than the maximum number of poster submissions, then some people may be asked to resubmit a presentation instead. Please only create a poster if you have a valid reason to, as we have already received a high number of poster submissions.

Submissions can be made here. Once all submissions have been received and responses sent out to all authors, the presentations and posters will be allocated between the tracks and the schedule made available. If you wish to do a poster, you must include the poster PDF file in your submission by the deadline of 2nd June 2017.

Prizes will be awarded. A free lunch will be available on the day (provided you request it in your submissions).

Topics of Interest

Topics of interest include but are not limited to:

• Agent-based Systems
• Algorithms and Complexity
• Artificial Intelligence
• Cloud Computing and Business Systems
• Computational Biology and Bioinformatics
• Dependable Systems
• Discrete Mathematics
• Empirical Modelling
• Formal Methods
• High Performance and Scientific Computing
• Human Aspects of Computing
• Image and Signal Processing
• Intelligent and Adaptive Systems
• Machine Learning
• Peer-to-Peer Systems
• Urban Science
• Web Personalisation

Templates

Presentation and poster submissions do not need to use a certain template. However, if you wish to use a Warwick branded template there are some available from here for presentations. Some potentially useful LaTeX poster templates can be found here.

Dates

Abstract Submission Deadline - 2nd June 2017
Author Notification & Schedule Publication - 14th June 2017
Resubmission Deadline & Time Slot Change Deadline - 21st June 2017
WPCCS 2017 Event - 30th June 2017

Sponsors

We are sponsored by the Research Student Skills Program (RSSP).