CSU has been awarded Australian Government funding to run a cyber security awareness project for girls in high schools in regional NSW.

The Australian Computer Society has accredited CSU information technology and computing courses for another five years (2017-2022).

Raising awareness of cybercrime activity and its impacts on small- to medium-sized enterprises in the Riverina is one goal of a symposium presented by CSU this week in Wagga Wagga.

A digital animation to assist in the ongoing efforts to counter extremism around the globe is being developed in a new project at Charles Sturt University (CSU).It draws on the expertise of two CSU academics – information scientist Dr Waseem Afzal and animation and visual effects expert Mr Andrew Hagan.

As the largest provider in Australia of postgraduate degrees in information technology, CSU brings strength and its regional position to its role as a strategic partner of the Cyber Security Cooperative Research Centre.

A CSU student team has reached the podium in competing in the 2017 international Internet of Things Spartans Challenge.

CSU researchers are searching for participants to take part in an online survey to help answer questions about smartphone usage in social situations... is it boredom or a fear of missing out that prevents us from letting go of our phones?

Competing for the first time, a Charles Sturt University (CSU) team has ranked in the top eleven teams within Australia in the 2017 IEEEXtreme 11.0 global computer programming competition.

CSU has further increased its leadership for course enrolments within the university information technology (IT) postgraduate education sector.