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Welcome to the BCS (British Computer Society) South West Branch website
Welcome to the website for the South West branch of the BCS (British Computer Society). This is one of the largest geographical branches covering all of Devon and Cornwall, specifically the postal codes EX, PL, TQ, TR. The Branch has about 1000 members.
Our monthly meetings are generally held between October and May. Events are usually held in either Plymouth or Exeter, there is no charge (unless indicated) and eeryone is welcome. We are finalising the new 2009/10 events schedule - watch the events page for details.
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Bristol Events
The Bristol branch of the BCS have a number of events planned which may be of interest to our members (especially those located in or close to Bristol!).
BCS South West Branch Student Prizes - Plymouth University - 2009
The South West Branch have awarded two under graduate student prizes at Plymouth University this year.
BCS South West Branch Student Prizes - Exeter University - 2009
The South West Branch have awarded two under graduate student prizes at Exeter University this year. Best Student prize was awared to Adam Esberger and Best Project prize to Dimitri Mavrikakis.
BCS Celebrates Successful Year in Devon and Cornwall
The South West Branch of the British Computer Society (BCS), the chartered body for the IT profession, is celebrating the end of a successful programme of events held during 2008/2009.