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Undergraduate Computer Science Thesis Supervision

Supervisor · UNSW Sydney

I supervise undergraduate computer science students through a major thesis project completed across three consecutive courses. The sequence takes students from defining a research or development problem to implementing, evaluating, and communicating a substantial technical contribution.

• Thesis A (COMP4961): Students review the literature, identify a research or development gap, define the project scope, and plan the technical work for the following stages.
• Thesis B (COMP4962): Students carry out the core research, software, or hardware work proposed in Thesis A, evaluate their progress, and revise the plan for the final stage.
• Thesis C (COMP4963): Students complete the project, evaluate the final results, and communicate their findings through the written thesis and presentation.

Introduction to Statistical Machine Learning

Lecturer and Course Coordinator · University of Adelaide · Semester 2, 2024

I taught this semester-long course to undergraduate and graduate students. The course introduced the statistical foundations of machine learning and their use in practical learning systems.

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