Corporate Body

Australian Computer Research Board (ACRB) (1981 - ?)

From
1981
Australia
Functions
Computer Technology or Multimedia

Summary

Established in 1981, the Australian Computer Research Board was funded by CSIRO, Department of Defence, Telecom and the Overseas Telecommunications Commission. The Board's objectives were to foster research and development in the areas of computer engineering and computer science, to assist in improving training and to encourage interaction between interested bodies.

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