Contains resources to encourage the learning and teaching of algorithmic problem solving.

An annual event for UK-based researchers in theoretical computer science. Includes a programme for the coming year, with an archive of past meetings.

Providing information about how to build your own computer including installing operating systems, cases and troubleshooting.

An international research organisation and a centre of excellence that is specialised in the research and development of computers for education and community in society.

Features a wealth of information and resources designed to engage young people with computer science. Includes downloadable magic tricks book, design your own AI game feature and free magazines.

Provides an extensive collection of free teaching resources which teach the fundamentals of computer science away from the computer and via puzzles, games, magic tricks and pictures. Sponsored by the University of Canterbury.

Professor of spatial informatics and director of the School of Computing and Information Science, best known for his pioneering research into GIS.

Specialises in industrial robotics services and automated computer driven machinery for businesses. Includes programming, servicing, supply and repairs.

Aims to highlight the links between computer science and philosophy, for students of both disciplines.

A collaboration of leading Scottish Universities working to consolidate and develop Scotland as an international research leader in informatics and computer science. Provides details of their programmes, Graduate Academy, events, and news.

Aims to promote the quality of computing research in the UK. Features information on their reports, press releases and events plus details of their regular Grand Challenges series.

Provides an overview of the departments with the latest news, research details and information for businesses.