Calendar
BCS South Wales Event
Social Inclusion in the Information Age
Date: 11th Nov 2009
Venue: Glamorgan University, Treforest
BCS South Wales Committee Meeting
Committee meeting.
Date: 29th September 2009
Venue: OUiW & Swansea University
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About BCS & BCS South Wales
Welcome to the BCS South Wales Branch web site.
About The BCS
BCS is the leading professional body for those working in IT. We have over 60,000 members in more than 100 countries and are the qualifying body for Chartered IT Professionals (CITP).
About The BCS South Wales Branch
BCS Local Branches have the responsibility of promoting the aims of the BCS in their local area. BCS South Wales Branch achieves this through a number of ways including (but not limited to) running events covering technical, business and personal development aspects of professional development, sponsoring/partnering events run by other organisations where benificial and promoting organisational and individual membership of the BCS.
Next BCS South Wales Event
Computer Forensic Investigation: Demonstration
Date: 19th November 2009
Venue: Newport University. Allt-yr-yn.
Gary Probert,the Manager of Gwent's High Tech Crime Unit will introduce his Unit and explain how they assist in tackling cyber-crime in Wales.
Gary through the use of special software will demonstrate how an investigator can forensically acquire data and investigate/analyse digital evidence that are left behind after a cyber-crime.
Announcements, News & features
AGM &AGM Slides - BT IDC , Cardiff
Date: 21st May 2009
Venue: BT IDC Cardiff CF11 0SW.
AGM
The slides of the AGM are available by following the link above and I will be updating the website as soon as possible to reflect the changes in the committee and reflect the remainder of the event programme. Rosemary Dale, of the Open University in Wales was elected alongside the existing committee members by a vote taken at the AGM. Several awards were made at the AGM the details and photographs will be added to the website. Lastly the results of the South Wales area member survey were presented. More details and analysis of what this means to the future events programme will be added to the site shortly.
The website will be updated with more information from the AGM as the information is collected.