Oxford Brookes Student Prizes 2012

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From left to right:
Mr Frampton, Peter Marshall, Undergraduate Programme Lead for the under-graduate programmes of the Department of Computing and Communication Technologies, Paul Oliver, Sheila Lloyd Lyons, Ian Peter Frampton,
Nigel Crook, Head of Department, Department of Computing and Communication Technologies, and Mrs Frampton.

Each year the British Computer Society recognises the efforts of students at Oxford Brookes through the presentation of prizes in the area of computing. The 2012 winners are Paul Oliver and Ian Peter Frampton.

PaulOliverThe British Computer Society (BCS) Prize

(awarded for the best results by a first year student in a computing subject)

BSc Mobile Computing

Prize Awarded: student membership plus certificate

Student: Paul Oliver

From left to right:
Paul Oliver, Sheila Lloyd Lyons and Nigel Crook

"It was a great surprise to hear that I had won this award. I feel honoured and proud to have received it. I am determined to achieve the best results I can on my degree course in Mobile Computing and this award gives me even greater motivation to succeed. I am enjoying my studies at Oxford Brookes where there is a great mix of young and mature students."

— Paul Oliver

 

IanFramptonThe British Computer Society (BCS) Project Prize

(awarded for the best final year project in a computing subject)

BSc Computer Science

Prize Awarded: £150 plus certificate

Student: Ian Peter Frampton

From left to right:
Ian Frampton, Sheila Lloyd Lyons and Nigel Crook
 

"To be recognised by such an established institution as the BCS is an honour of the highest accord. I was able to use everything I had learnt in my previous 3 years both at Brookes and also whilst on placement to produce this project and for me this is the culmination of 3 years of effort to produce the final outcome. I owe a great amount of gratitude to both the staff (both teaching staff and support staff) and also the BCS in recognising my work and also the effort put in to produce it. This is an accolade which I will talk proudly of for many years to come and it has made the late evenings and early mornings very much worthwhile.

I am now starting the next stage in my career as a Graduate Developer for Golfbreaks.com and I am very much looking forward to making the next steps in my career. Oxford Brookes have provided me with an ideal toolkit filled with skills and ideas, which is testament to the fantastic staff and services which have proven invaluable to me. Thank-you again for the gift and award and I will talk proudly about my achievements for many years to come."

— Ian Peter Frampton

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