Conference Sponsor and Organisers
Sponsors
IEEE
South African SectionWe are pleased to announce that this year ISSA is co-sponsored by the IEEE Systems, Man and Cybernetics Society (SMCS) Chapter, a chapter of the IEEE South Africa Section.
International
Federation for Information Processing (IFIP)The International Federation for Information Processing (IFIP) was established in 1960 under the auspicies of UNESCO as a result of the first World Computer Congress held in Paris in 1959. To mark its 50th anniversary in 2010, IFIP is a supporting sponsor for the ISSA 2010 conference.
Conference
Organisers
University
of Johannesburg Department of Business IT
The Department of Business IT has extensive resources to
facilitate excellence in terms of the graduate and post-graduate courses on
offer. These include the lecturing staff, as well as computer laboratories,
libraries and constant exposure to industry through various projects. We offer
comprehensive qualifications that include vocational and academic direction of
study. The main research focus areas include information security management,
IT project management and advanced application paradigms.
Visit the Department's website at:
www.uj.ac.za/bit
University
of Pretoria Department of Computer Science
The University of Pretoria Computer Science Department offers
opportunities for studies in BSc Information Technology and BSc Computer Science
on under- and post-graduate levels. These comprehensive, industry-relevant
courses cover a number of the facets of information technology.
Visit the Department's website at:
www.cs.up.ac.za
University
of South Africa School of Computing
The School of Computing at Unisa offers comprehensive tertiary
distance education in the computer-related fields. These offerings are available
to any student from any part of the world. Students can enrol for a wide range
of qualifications from single modules certificates, through to obtaining PhDs in
the fields of Computer Science, Information Systems, or Information Technology.
The School consists of four departments: Theoretical Computing, Software
Development, Software Construction and Systems Organisation. It has access to an
excellent range of resources to facilitate both education and research. The
specialist areas of research are Information Security, Human-Computer
Interaction, Computer Ethics, Theoretical Computing, and Electronic Education
Technologies and Strategies.
Visit the School's website at:
www.cs.unisa.ac.za