QMUL / Ri Masterclasses in Computer Science 2023

Short link for this page to bookmark is bit.ly/qmulrics

This is the main page (also known as a ‘landing page’) for the 2023 QMUL / Ri Masterclasses in Computer Science.

Every week we’ll update this page with new information (highlighted in yellow) about that week’s workshop. Make a note of this page’s link or bookmark it (https://teachinglondoncomputing.org/rimasterclassesqmul) and visit it every week so you know where we’ll be and how to get there.

Please do check this page every week as we will be in different buildings at the university’s campus, thank you.

2023

QMUL / Ri Masterclasses in Computer Science

Important bit to keep you safe!
If you are not able to attend a session please let me (Jo) know in advance that you’re not coming – it’s fine, you won’t be in any trouble. My contact details in the info linked for each week. If you don’t I’ll assume you’re on your way and if you’ve not turned up by 10.15am I will need to check with your parent or guardian to make sure you’re OK, so please just let me know. Please don’t rely on telling your teacher if you can’t make a session as the message might not get to me in time, thank you.

History of the QMUL / Ri Masterclasses in Computer Science

Every Autumn since 2015 the Computer Science department at Queen Mary University of London has hosted a series of Ri Masterclasses, with the Royal Institution (of Christmas Lectures fame).

Contact the Royal Institution (email) to find out how you can get involved with one of the Ri Masterclasses at QMUL (or other venues around the UK).

Want to see what we do? Here’s some information about one of the previous Ri Masterclasses in Computer Science for 2018.

Admin info

Page updated by Jo Brodie (admin, email), Paulo Oliva is QMUL’s Ri Masterclasses in Computer Science academic lead.

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