Engineering: turning ideas into reality - Innovation, Universities, Science and Skills Committee Contents


Memorandum 45

Submission from the British Computer Society

  The British Computer Society (BCS) is pleased to endorse the Professional Engineering Community's response to the above consultation. For detailed input relating to the IT/computing sector of engineering, BCS would also like to refer the Select Committee to the response submitted by the UKCRC-an Expert Panel of the British Computer Society, the Council of Professors and Heads of Computing and the Institution of Engineering and Technology.

  The British Computer Society is the leading professional body for the IT industry. With over 60,000 members, the BCS is the Professional and Learned Society in the field of computers and information systems.

  The BCS is responsible for setting standards for the IT profession. It is also leading the change in the public perception and appreciation of the economic and social importance of professionally managed IT projects and programmes. In this capacity, the Society advises, informs and persuades industry and government on successful IT implementation.

  IT affects us all in our everyday lives, and that is why BCS is committed to advance IT knowledge and deliver professionalism at the highest standards by `Creating the IT Profession' for the 21st century.

March 2008





 
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