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Students create cardboard computer components 
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by Esat Dedezade  |  26 Feb 2013  |  Comment now
These cardboard contraptions include a working NAND gate and a communications network. Just don't leave them out in the rain.
We have a WINNER, for our Intel/Monash IT competition! 
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We have a WINNER, for our Intel/Monash IT competition! View all Atomic Articles

by David Hollingworth  |  16 May 2012  |  Comment now
It's great news for one lucky Monash student, as we announce the winner of last year's Intel, Monash and Atomic IT Education competition.
Working as a technician 
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Working as a technician View all Atomic Articles

by Chris Taylor  |  20 Mar 2012  |  Comment now
Do you feel pretty handy with all kinds of PC hardware? Perhaps you've got what it takes become a full time computer technician.
Top 10 gadgets for going back to work or uni 
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Top 10 gadgets for going back to work or uni

by William Maher  |  24 Jan 2012  |  Comment now
From sarcastic t-shirts to anti-social gadgets for the bus and train, here are 10 things to make going back to work or uni bearable
Inside the global classroom: How video conferencing could transform school 
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Inside the global classroom: How video conferencing could transform school

by Chris Jager  |  7 Sep 2011  |  Comment now
Advances in video conferencing and broadband speeds are making the concept of 'global classrooms' a reality. We take a look at how the technology works during an Australian/Japanese lesson.
Careers in Defence 
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Careers in Defence View all Atomic Articles

by Chris Taylor  |  23 May 2011  |  Comment now
Ever wondered, not what your country can do for you, but you can do for your country? Check out these defence careers!
Australian gaming: healthy and happy?  
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Australian gaming: healthy and happy? View all Atomic Articles

by Ewa Grygier  |  18 May 2011  |  Comment now
A new report points to growth in the Australian gaming industry, but it's not all sparkles for those looking to make their way in...
New AVG Anti-Virus Free Edition 9.0 arrives, as malware spread reaches warp speed 
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New AVG Anti-Virus Free Edition 9.0 arrives, as malware spread reaches warp speed

by Daniel Long  |  11 Nov 2009  |  Comment now
Now in its ninth release, a new version of the incredibly popular AVG Anti-Virus Free Edition 9.0 is now available for download, now with basic rootkit protection
Studying Overseas 
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Studying Overseas View all Atomic Articles

by Chris Taylor  |  6 Jul 2009  |  Comment now
Chris Taylor describes just what you need to be your best when studying overseas.
Swinburne University of Technology 
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Swinburne University of Technology View all Atomic Articles

25 May 2009  |  Comment now
We take a close look at Swinburne University and what it offers budding IT Types.
Back to School 
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Back to School View all Atomic Articles

by Chris Taylor  |  23 Apr 2009  |  Comment now
Chris Taylor spares a thought and some advice for those moving into tertiary education for the first time.
The reality of the games industry 
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The reality of the games industry View all Atomic Articles

by Chris Taylor  |  21 Jan 2009  |  Comment now
What it’s really like to make stuff up for a living.
Atomic.edu: Monash University 
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Atomic.edu: Monash University View all Atomic Articles

by Chris Taylor  |  22 Oct 2008  |  Comment now
In the latest of our ongoing series exploring what educational institutions have to offer, Chris Taylor looks at Monash University.
Cunning linguistics 
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Cunning linguistics View all Atomic Articles

by Chris Taylor  |  7 Jul 2008  |  Comment now
Chris Taylor is apparently a fan of puns. Good thing he's also got some advice in coding.
Atomic.edu: Obscure fields 
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Atomic.edu: Obscure fields View all Atomic Articles

by Chris Taylor  |  12 Jun 2008  |  Comment now
Chris Taylor takes a look at some of the more left-field degrees and the careers they can land you in.
Atomic.edu: Not all beer and skittles 
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Atomic.edu: Not all beer and skittles View all Atomic Articles

by Chris Taylor  |  17 Apr 2008  |  Comment now
Chris Taylor ponders the rigours and distractions of university life...
Atomic.edu - Getting into the IT Industry 
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Atomic.edu - Getting into the IT Industry View all Atomic Articles

by Chris Taylor  |  21 Jan 2008  |  Comment now
Want to get ahead in the industry you love? Chris Taylor's got the good oil.
Low cost mobile PCs target education sector 
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Low cost mobile PCs target education sector

4 Oct 2007  |  Comment now
Forty per cent growth in emerging regions, predicts Gartner.
Students switch on to lectures by podcast 
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Students switch on to lectures by podcast

by Marcus Austin  |  12 Sep 2006  |  Comment now
Now Playing: History Module I.
Z-Access: Fun, and educational 
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Z-Access: Fun, and educational View all Atomic Articles

by Tim Dean  |  21 Apr 2005  |  Comment now
Who says games are just for fun. Well, alright, they are. But Tim Dean thinks they might have a beneficial side effect too.
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