Saturday availability for Computer Labs

If students would like to avail of computer labs on Saturdays, KA 116 and KA 117 will be open until 4pm every Saturday.

Job Opportunities in Accenture

Visual Analytics Consultant

 Visual Analytics Manager

To learn more about Accenture, http://www.accenture.com

If interested in any of the above roles, please e-mail: peter.prunty@accenture.com

Full-time Students - Option Module Choices

Could all full-time students fill up this form to choose the option modules to be taken next semester? This form should be completed by early January.

Module Deselection

All DT228A students should have received an email regarding module deselection. It is vital that you do this so as to ensure that your exam marks are processed correctly in January.

The screen that you should come to when following instructions should look something like:

I have highlighted the modules that should be left on for each stream - ASD, SF and DA. All other modules should be deselected. (Note that Problem Solving should be left on).

A reminder that it is only semester 1 modules that you are leaving on.
Please let me know if you have any queries.

Accenture Data Analytics Graduate Programme

Eoghan Russell, from Accenture, will be in Aungier St between 10am and 3pm, tomorrow, the 12^th October at the Careers Fair. The deadline for applications to their graduate programme is October 21^st.

The graduate brochure(here) and the youtube clip gives a flavour of what Accenture do in analytics .

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JugRUpywQLs

Accenture are holding an Analytics Experience Event  in Accenture next Thursday 13^th October (from 6pm-10pm) for any students who might like to attend. An electronic invite can be found here where students can register their interest.

Developer Job

Developer needed to work on a 6-8 week project to develop a mobile
application (likely Android) and to integrate the app with an existing
web application. Must have confident java skills, and back end web/ database skills. Knowledge of Django web framework an advantage.  Please email your details to susan (dot) mckeever@dit.ie

Class reps

Could you let me know who is the class rep for:
DT228A-DA
DT228A-ASD
DT228A-S&F
DT228B-DA
DT228B-ASD
DT228B-S&F

Problem Solving, Communications and Innovation (part-time)

Hi all,

we have class this Saturday (1st Oct.) 9:30-4:30pm.

I am going to recap on the material we covered
on the 10th of September this Saturday from
9:30-10:00am for people who weren't in for the
first class.

So if you were in on the 10th of September,
where we did the Bridge Crossing, and some
of the PMI, feel free to sleep in a bit more and
come in at 10:00am.

Notes are here:
http://damiantgordon.com/Courses/PSIC/index.html

Make sure you send me an email at Damian.Gordon(a)dit.ie
if you have an questions,

best,

Damian

Secure Systems Development Room Change.

Hi All,
I managed to get a more suitable room from this Thursday onward. This should allow us to carry out the lab element.

12pm - 1pm : Room G-027
1pm - 3pm : KA 1-015

Please pass the information on to the rest of the group who may not be registered at this point.

B.

Project Management Lecture Invitation

The College of Business at DIT is delighted to invite you to a lecture presented by Claudio Perrone  in Room 4-027, 4th Floor, Aungier Street Campus at 6:30pm on Tuesday 27th September, 2016.

Lecture Title: “If change is hard, make it continuous: Journey into Agile, Lean, and other insanely good habits of thinking”

Claudio Perrone is an internationally-recognised Lean & Agile management consultant, entrepreneur and start-up strategist who helps companies evolve fast and disrupt the marketplace.

He is an active contributor in the software development and entrepreneurship communities as developer, writer and international award-winning keynote speaker. His Lean thinking tools are used by hundreds of companies worldwide, including Toyota, Spotify, Honeywell, Nissan North America, McKinsey, Skype, BearingPoint, Siemens, and many others.

You will need to register to attend - more information is available here

Penetration testing & Vulnerability Analysis Classes

The Penetration testing & Vulnerability Analysis module will be in KA-1-015 on Mondays from now on.

SPEC 9998 - Research Design and Proposal Writing for Computing - Part time

The course will start Saturday, the 17th of September.

VENUE: the classroom is in kevin street - main, 1-008
TIME: from 9.30an to 16.30
DATES: 17 september, 8 october, 19 november, 3 december.

Luca

Laptops to Classes

Dear students,

Please bring your laptops to the Scientific Research and Literature classes.

Best regards,
Diana

Probability and Statistics for DT228A

The Probability and Statistics Module for the full-time Data Analytics students will start on Wednesday 14th September.

The rooms and times are as follows:

9.00 - 11.00 AU-1-005 (1st floor Aungier St Building)
12.00 - 13.00 KE-2-004 (2nd floor main Kevin St Building) 

Please note there is a change of time for the second slot as well as change of location.


Looking forward to seeing you there.

Case Studies in Computing

For part-time students taking the Case Studies module this semester:

(Check your timetable if you are unsure of the modules you are taking.)

The first Case Studies session is this Saturday, 10th September.

There are only 4 sessions in total for this module so please try to attend the first one. Those missing the first week often struggle later on. 

We will start at 10:00 sharp in KE 1-008.

See you then,
Andrew

Start of lectures

The academic calendar is available here.

The Saturday schedule is available on the left of this blog.

Kaspersky Academy Talent Lab - of interest to S&F stream

Kaspersky Academy Talent Lab is a skills-based contest with a variety of cutting-edge applied research topics for young professionals aged 18-30 who are interested in cybersecurity challenges facing the world.

There are 27 topics to choose from, covering both technical & non-technical aspects of cybersecurity.

The technical stream includes anti-malware research, development of cybersecurity solutions, mobile security, cyber-physical systems, the Internet of things, online safety for kids and security awareness.

The non-technical (creative) stream includes consumer marketing, web content analysis, conceptual design and edutainment.

All topics:
● are based on a realistic problem or challenge
● can be used as an original idea for an academic project or thesis
● are mentored by Kaspersky Lab experts

The participants are invited to win a trip to the international final in Prague & compete for:
● A $10 000 educational grant
● Participation at a professional Security Analyst Summit
● Participation in the Cannes Lions Festival of Creativity

Information available at Kaspersky Academy Talent Lab

MSc students invited to submit work to AICS Irish AI conference

The 24th Irish Conference on Artificial Intelligence and Cognitive Science is taking place in Dublin on Sept 20th-21st.   MSc students are encouraged to consider submitting their dissertation work to the conference which has an MSc student track, see the Call for Papers.

PhD Position in machine learning

Applications are invited for a PhD Studentships within the School of Computing and Digital Media, Robert Gordon University, Aberdeen. This is an exciting opportunity involving a PhD research programme in the context of a collaborative project with British Telecom (BT) related to developing an intelligent real-time support framework for BT’s engineering workforce.
The PhD studentship will cover living costs and UK/EU tuition fees for 3 years on a full-time basis. Non-EU students may also apply but on a fees-only basis.

Applicants should hold a minimum 2:1 degree or a master’s degree in computer science or other relevant disciplines (e.g., applied maths), or equivalent industry experiences. It is essential that the applicant has good skills in computer programming and good knowledge in one or more of the following areas: artificial intelligence, machine learning, case-based reasoning.

Details of the project and application procedures are available here
http://www.comp.rgu.ac.uk/fully-funded-phd-studentship/

The closing date for applications is 1 Aug 2016. Successful applicants are normally expected to start in Oct 2016.

Part time students can choose modules for 2016/17

Part time MSc in Computing students can now make their module choices for 2016/17 at the link below.

http://bit.ly/1PImwua

Please complete the online form available at this link by end June 2016:

Once you have made your choices you will receive the following emails:
(i) an email from the School office confirming your module selections for next year;
(ii)  an email from Registration towards the end of the summer with details on how to register for 2016/17.

Please note that if you do not complete this form you will not be registered for 2016/17.

If you have any queries you can contact the MSc team at cspg@dit.ie.

DIT Hothouse: New Student Incubator Programme

DIT Hothouse have new Student Incubator Programme - July 2016;
Application deadline is Friday 20th May.

http://www.dit.ie/hothouse/newsevents/newsarticles/headline,129290,en.html

Short Term post in DA available over the summer

The RTÉ Investigations Unit, through assistance with Dr Sarah Jane Delany is interested in hiring an individual with expertise in data analysis and data management. This position would be for a short-term basis.

Currently the RTE Investigations Unit is trialing the use and potential of data analytics in particular areas of investigative journalism.

We require somebody to assist us in assessing and building on a large volume of work already in place.  The objective would be to incorporate multiple datasets into a single coherent server-based SQL database.  We are hoping that this database can be queried across a range of criteria to identify patterns/outliers to guide research and to then follow threads of inquiry across multiple datasets.  This would need to be done in a way that can easily facilitate the addition of further datasets if the trial is successful.  The work would involve looking at how the data is structured, how it could be structured better and how best to maximise the investigative potential of the data. As part of this role, we would also require the database/dataset to be managed on an internal server.

This role is a paid role and we would require the interested candidate to be available to begin work from approximately May 16th.  We are very open to facilitating college obligations in relation to working hours.

If you wish to apply, or for more information, please contact John Cunningham on 0872633826 or by email: John.Cunningham@rte.ie

A copy of your CV and a paragraph on why working with the RTE Investigations Unit would interest you, would be appreciated.

OWASP Event

Attracting & retaining Women in the Cybersecurity Industry

THU, MAY 26 AT 6:30 PM, DUBLIN

More information available

DAMA Ireland: Data Protection event : 5th May

We have our next DAMA Ireland event/meeting coming up on the 5th May, and will be in our usual venue of Bank of Ireland, 1 Grand Canal Dock.

Our meeting will cover two topics. The main topic for the evening will be on Data Protection. We have Daragh O'Brien (MD of Castlebridge Associate) presenting on this. Daragh is also the Global Data Privacy Officer for DAMA International. He has also been invoked in contributing to the next version of the DMBOK, that is coming out very soon.

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We also have Katherine O'Keefe who will be talking the DAMA Certified Data Management Practitioners (CDMP) certification. Katherine has been working with DAMA International on updates to the new CDMP certification.

To check out more details of the event/meeting, click on the Eventbrite image below. This will take you to the event/meeting details and where you can also register for the meeting.


Cost : FREE
When : 5th May
Where : Bank of Ireland, 1 Grand Canal Dock

PS: Please register in advance of the meeting, as we would like to know who and how many are coming, to allow us to make any necessary arrangements.

Q6C Student Satisfaction Survey

We need you to evaluate the quality of your Programme and student services provided for this academic year.  Obtaining your input is a vital part of the Institute’s Quality Enhancement procedures.  This anonymous feedback enables the programme committees to review which parts of your programme are functioning well and which parts may need improvement and it enables the Institute to ensure that student services are meeting the needs of students.  This is how the Institute uses your voice to assure and improve the quality standard of our programmes and services.

Each student in the Institute is requested to complete this process (max 10 minutes) in advance of Sunday 24^th April 2016; please follow this link to begin http://www.surveygizmo.com/s3/2665603/DIT-Student-Feedback-Form-2015-16

We would be very grateful if you could take the time to complete this evaluation.

Invited talk to the School of Computing - Security

On the 19th April 2016 at 4:00 - 6:00 pm we will host two invited talks, room KE G-007, Kevin Street, College of Sciences and Health, Dublin Institute of Technology:

The first talk will be given by Rahim Jina a Director at BCC Risk Advisory (http://www.bccriskadvisory.com and http://www.edgescan.com/). Rahim's talk will be on penetration testing on Web applications. He will specifically, show how hacking web application takes place by demonstrating two examples. In the last four years BCC Risk Advisory have employeed six of our graduates.

The second talk will be given by Eimear Dunk and Jonathan Lally of Mazars, one of Ireland's leading firms of accountants and business advisors providing professional services in audit, accounting, taxation, and consulting. In this talk Eimear and Jonathan will share their experiences in IT Security Audit with view of attacting some of our current students to join Mazars. Please note that Eimear is our graduate from DT228.


Bio Rahim Jina
Rahim is a director at BCC Risk Advisory, a security consultancy firm and parent company of edgescan™, a SaaS-based managed service, based in Ireland. Rahim is responsible for operational excellence and has extensive experience delivering penetration testing services to a wide range of organizations globally across many industry verticals.

Prior to this, Rahim was Head of Product & Operational Security for Fonality, a VOIP provider based in Los Angeles and was also a senior security consultant for a ‘Big 4’ consultancy firm for many years. He has been heavily involved with the Open Web Application Security Project (OWASP) as a contributor and volunteer since 2007 and was part of the Dublin chapter board for a number of years. Rahim graduated in 2002 from Trinity College Dublin (Ireland), with a Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science and in 2006, he completed a Master’s in Security & Forensic Computing from Dublin City University (Ireland).

Bio Eimear Dunk
Eimear joined Mazars in August 2015 after completing a BSc in Computer Science in DIT. Since joining Eimear has begun training to sit both the Certified Information Systems Auditor (CISA) and Prince 2 project management exams. From her work completed, Eimear has been able to gain significant experience in both public and private sectors with work in performing network security, access management and data analytics projects. Eimear’s technical areas of expertise include: (1) Data Privacy, (2) Logical security, (3) Data analysis and interrogation using CAATs and (4) Penetration testing and Vulnerability Assessments.

Bio Jonathan Lally
Jonathan joined Mazars 3 years ago after completing a BSc in Computer Applications and a MSc in Security & Forensic Computing in DCU. Since joining Jonathan has completed his qualifications in Certified Information Systems Auditor (CISA), Certified Information Security Manager (CISM) and Prince 2 project management. From the work Jonathan has completed he has gained significant experience in the conduction of IT audits in the public and private sectors. Jonathan’s technical skills include: (1) Network security, (2) Penetration testing and vulnerability assessments (3) Vulnerability Threat Analysis and (4)  Security code review

On completion of his training contract in November this year Jonathon will be a fully qualified IT Auditor & Security Specialist and will be managing his own client portfolio in Mazars.

Guest lecture tonight - Dr. Lorcan Coyle

Dr. Lorcan Coyle will deliver tonight's guest lecture. Lorcan has extensive experience of implementing and using Big Data solutions in both Academy and Industry. Currently Lorcan is at Intercom, an Irish based startup that focuses on building better customer relationships and that recently raised a round of $50 million.

Next week we will resume the introduction to Spark.

Thanks,

j

Invited talk to the School of Computing - Security

To all Postgraduate students,

On the 12th April 2016 at 4:00 - 5:00 pm we will host the first invited talk by Colm Murphy Director and Head of eDiscovery & Forensics at Espion. Colm is a graduate of DIT and we are proud to have one of our own coming along and sharing his experience in Security and Forensics with us.

Under Colm Murphy’s direction, Espion is now one of the largest eDiscovery & Digital Forensics service providers in Europe.

Colm holds a BA from Trinity College, Dublin and with a Post Graduate Diploma from Dublin Institute of Technology, Colm has worked in the ICT industry for 17 years, - specialising in eDiscovery for more than 12 years.  Colm has performed over 200 computer based forensic investigations and has led some of the largest electronic discovery projects conducted to date in Europe.

In 2007, Colm was appointed as an expert evaluator by the European Commission for the Preparatory Action on Security Research, and the FP7 Security call in 2010.  In 2012, under his guidance, Espion was appointed by a number of government and corporate enforcement agencies to implement eDiscovery process procedures and technology solutions to assist in new and ongoing investigations.  Currently, he is leading a large multi-jurisdictional eDiscovery initiative for a major European Bank.

As well as regularly presenting evidence in court, he has written extensively on Information Security, Digital Forensics and eDiscovery.  Most recently, he was among leading industry peers spearheading standards for eDiscovery in Ireland when he co-authored the Good Practice Guide to eDiscovery. 

In addition to working with top in-house counsel, law firms, corporations and government agencies in Ireland, Colm has built a highly qualified and experienced international team with multi-jurisdictional expertise capable of navigating the obstacles associated with collecting and moving data from European countries (i.e. European Data Protection Legislation and European Banking Secrecy laws).

Regards

Fred

Invitation to Guest Lecture/Tutorial on Model Based Testing

Stephane Maag from Sud Telecom Paris (http://www.telecom-sudparis.eu/fr_accueil.html) will be visiting DIT, School of Computing from April 18th to April 22nd 2016. During his visit he will be giving a guest lecture and tutorial on Model Based Testing.


Model-based testing (MBT) is the automatic generation of software test procedures, using models of system requirements and behavior. Although this type of testing requires significantly more up-front effort in building the model, it offers substantial advantages over traditional software testing methods.

Stephane's lectures and tutorials will be 'protocol oriented', tackling black-box testing: from a formal model (Extended Finite State Machine (EFSM) based + Message Sequence Chart(MSC)), the automatic test suites generation techniques will be seen followed by testing architectures that may be used to execute the test suites in practice (after an  intro to TTCN3(Testing and Test Control Notation), coverage and concretisation).  Testing the functional aspects from the interface/PCO viewpoint.

In the practical element he will be using PragmadevStudio (http://www.pragmadev.com/) An academic version is available but this has been installed on SOCAPPSRV1 which is accessible from the lab machines.


The lecture sessions will be held on Monday April 18th 2016 from 14.00-15.00 in KA-320, and Tuesday  April 19th from 16.00 to 17.00 in KA-1-017.
The practical session will be held on Wednesday April 20th  2016 from 9.00 to 11.00  in AU-1-005 (Aungier St. Lab)
If you wish to attend please complete the SIGNUP SECTION available at the following link:

http://goo.gl/forms/q5mcPlwYdP

Invited Talk to the School of Computing - DIT (MSc Security and Forensics)

Hi all,

You are invited to attend a talk by Damir Kahvedzic, Technical Team Lead, Espion Group, on the 5th April 2016, from 6:00 - 7:00 pm in Aungier Street, room 1-005.

All students are invited to attend.

The outline of his presentation is as follows:

1. Theory of Mobile Phone Forensics
2. Forensic Procedures, Frameworks and Guidelines
3. The process
4. Getting the Data
5. Acquiring the Data
6. Analysing the Data

Damir will use the recent Apple vs FBI case as an example throughout the talk. The talk will focus on iPhone forensics and only touch upon Android.

“Damir holds a PhD in Digital Forensics and an Honours BSc in Computer Science both from UCD. Damir has been a member of Espion’s Forensics and eDiscovery team since 2011 and has provided support in some of the largest eDiscovery & Digital Forensic cases within Ireland.

He is a certified Symantec eDiscovery Technical Specialist and has extensive experience of eDiscovery following the EDRM requirements, including identification, collection, processing and production of documents. He has worked extensively on forensic projects involving large law firms and has led and managed eDiscovery and Digital Forensic projects for Ireland’s governmental agencies and other financial institutions.

Damir runs forensic training courses within Espion and has conducted knowledge transfer presentations with numerous European institutions with particular focus on Mobile Phone Forensics and Predictive Coding Analysis. Damir has extensive knowledge and expertise in digital forensics concepts, tools and related matters and has previously conducted original research focusing on evidence collection and reuse from, amongst other sources, the Windows registry and the files system”

Regards

Fred

Bring your Laptop - Programming for Big Data

Hey all,

Could everybody please bring their laptops for Wednesday's the 6th's Programming for Big Dat class? We will look at Spark - which is an advance on in-memory map-reduce - and I would like everybody to have a copy of the binary on their computer so you can play around with it.

In later classes, we may use the data-bricks (maker of Spark) academy but for the first lab we will use out own laptops.

ALSO THIS IS NOT AN APRILS FOOLS JOKE

Thanks,

Rgds,

j

Invited Industrial Talks - Mobile Device Forensics Module

To all students,

The following industrial speakers have agreed to come to along and give a talk during the lecture. They will all cover different apsects of Mobile Device Forensics and Forensics in general. They will discuss where the Forensics/Mobile Device Forensics is going and the Forensics job market in Ireland and Worldwide. The details of their talks will be given soon. We will talks from the following companies:
1. Damir Kahvedzic - Technical Team Lead - www.espiongroup.com (5th April 2016)
2. Owen O'Connor - Director of Forensics Sales Force - http://www.salesforce.com/eu/company/ (19th April 2016)
3. Do Carmo Pinto, Camilo - Director of Forensics Deloitte Ireland - www.deloitte.com/ie (29/April/2016)

I trust you will find time to attend.

Regards

Fred

Jobs opening which might suit you

“Salesforce – the leader in enterprise cloud computing and one of the top 10 places to work according to Fortune magazine – is seeking several Security Incident Handlers for our Computer Security Incident Response team (CSIRT). The CSIRT is responsible for 24x7x365 security monitoring and rapid incident response across all Salesforce environments. We are the 'tip of the spear' and the last line of defense protecting company and customer data from our adversaries. The Incident Handler is responsible for executing security operations processes, including real-time analysis of security alert data and assisting in the response to potential security incidents. Incident Handlers need a mix of security knowledge (network, Linux, Windows), experience of forensics / incident response and strong general technical skills (network protocols, scripting, process design).

These positions are based in Sandyford in Dublin and are shift-based (4 x 10-hour days per week including some weekends, typical hours are 8AM to 6PM). Benefits include education reimbursement and extensive training opportunities. For details contact Owen O’Connor, ooconnor@salesforce.com.”

Student Hackathon - All streams

Dear all,

Please find below the call for participation of the Hackathon event end of this month. In case you are interested in taking part get in touch with Fredrick.Mtenzi@dit.ie asap.

1. The top two winning students teams from the hackathon on the 26th & 27th March will be invited to pitch to the top two global cyber security VC firms and our enterprise judges live on stage at the Science Gallery on the 5th April, its a great opportunity for students. Hackathon Details.

*FYI: we've placed the lowest possible price on student tickets for university partners, the 20euro just about covers catering for the two day hackathon.*

2. We've confirmed the top two cyber security investment firms in the world, leaders from Paladin Capital Group and JVP in Israel will be speaking at the summit on the 5th April. Summit Details.

3. As a university partner, It would be great to gain your support on the hackathon, if you could please share the hackathon details through university student channels we can get numbers on board as soon as possible, confirm venue and host a hackathon that enables real connections and support for technical students.

LAST YEARS STUDENTS

When we held the summit in London last year, two student graduates created a rough prototype in two days. Through summit connections, mentor advice and introductions the two students formed a company, received angel funding, got into an accelerator program and last month raised a seed funding round of 500K. This year we have those students back and Alesis, cofounder of Aimbrain will be a speaker at the summit, a big change in 12 months :)

Along with providing the environment to connect and experiment within our hackathon, we also want to inspire students on story's like the AimBrain journey. To do this we would really appreciate your support.

Cyber Hackathon

Details of this cyber hackathon event is available at http://www.eventbrite.ie/e/cyber-hackathon-cssdublin-tickets-21675512040

Security Analyst/Consultant

There is a vacancy for a Security Analyst/Consultant in BCC Risk Advisory (http://www.bccriskadvisory.com/).

The job specification is available here.

Research methods and proposal writing - change of room and venue

The room and venue for the research methods and proposal writing module is now:

 room KA-G-025 from 12 to 2 on Tuesdays.

 

 

Luca

 

Programming for Big Data - Class Room Notice

Hi,

The Programming for Big Data class will commence in the lab (KA 1-16)

Brian

Software Developer Graduate Programme at Realex Payments

Realex Payments are currently recruiting students with a BSc or MSc in Computer Science (or related discipline) for roles beginning in September 2016. A full job description is available here and graduates can find more information about the programme and applying at www.realexpayments.ie/graduates. 

Realex Payments will be holding an Info Stand in DIT Kevin Street on February 17^th.

Porgramming for Big Data - Now on Webcourses

Hi,

Programming for Big Data is now available on Webcourses.

If you cannot see / access the module, please email me at brian.leahy@dit.ie with your name and student number.

Brian

Programming for Big Data - Lecture Cancelled

Hi,

Unfortunately, this evening's lecture is cancelled.

Lecture 2 Notes & Labs are available here

Please read and attempt the lab. We will catch up next week.

Brian

Big Data Lecture Notes & Ubuntu 32bit VM

Lecture Notes for Programming for Big Data (week 1) downloadable here

Ubuntu 32-bit VM downloadable here

Oppertunity to Earn some Cash to Code a Web Survey

Hi there,
Dave Kilmartin for the DIT Careers office is looking for one of our students to do a small bit of work on coding up a web survey. This is a once off task with a payment of about 800 euro. In addition to the money, this would be a nice thing to have on the CV as a project.

The survey would be a bit more complex than can be handled by Survey Monkey so a HTML5 form based survey would be best. I can provide a bit of guidence on this.

If you are interested in this drop me an email. This would have to be done in the next month or so.

Robert

Programming for Big Data - 1st Lecture details

Hi,

Our first lecture for Programming for Big Data will commence tomorrow at 18:30 in KA-G-028. We will move to a lab after we have covered the notes.

For the lab it would be beneficial if you could bring your own laptop.

In order to complete the labs, we will be using Oracle VirtualBox https://www.virtualbox.org/ and using an Ubuntu virtual disk image (8GB) downloadable from here.

Also, you will need to download this zip file for lab notes and data.

Brian

MSc Data Management Room

Dear MSc students
the Data Management lecture on Monday, January 25 will be held in room KE-1-054 (not in AU-1-005).
Regards
Bianca

Sem2: Data and Databases for DA will commence wk2

The Data and Databases for Data Analytics module for the part-time DA students will commence on week 2 (week of 1st Feb)

There will be no class on week 1 of semester 2.

Sem2: Advanced Databases will commence Wk2

The Advanced Databases module for the part-time ASD students will commence on week 2 (week of 1st Feb)

There will be no class on week 1 of semester 2.

Positions at Accenture

Accenture’s Digital practice in Dublin are actively recruiting for a number of mid-senior level positions.  Please contact peter.prunty@accenture.com directly for further information.

VA Consultant

https://www.accenture.com/ie-en/careers/jobdetails?src=JB-11540&id=00356506_en

VA Manager

https://www.accenture.com/ie-en/careers/jobdetails?src=JB-11540&id=00356503_en

BI Consultant

https://www.accenture.com/ie-en/careers/jobdetails?src=JB-11540&id=00356511_en

BI Manager

https://www.accenture.com/ie-en/careers/jobdetails?src=JB-11540&id=00356508_en

Big Data Consultant

https://www.accenture.com/ie-en/careers/jobdetails?src=JB-11540&id=00356513_en

Big Data Manager

https://www.accenture.com/ie-en/careers/jobdetails?src=JB-11540&id=00356514_en