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Friday August 2 2019

Specialist Track Day
 
Cockle Bay
C3.3
C3.4 & C3.5
C3.6
08:00
Registration
09:00
Security and Privacy
Track: Security and Privacy
Room: Cockle Bay
DjangoCon AU
Track: DjangoCon AU
Room: C3.3
Education Track
Track: Education
Room: C3.4 & C3.5
Science and Data
Track: Science and Data
Room: C3.6
09:15
Rust's Recipes for Code and Community
E. Dunham
Track: DjangoCon AU
Room: C3.3
Using Python to make learning Python better
Ben Taylor
Track: Education
Room: C3.4 & C3.5
09:30
Opening Doors with JSON Web Tokens
Ben Dechrai
Track: Security and Privacy
Room: Cockle Bay
You don't always need NumPy
Sam Hames
Track: Science and Data
Room: C3.6
10:00
Morning Break
Buttermilk scones dressed with berry jam and vanilla crème V
10:30
New Phone, Who Dis?: Human Authentication in the Digital Age
Yaakov Smith
Track: Security and Privacy
Room: Cockle Bay
Safely eval Python syntax using the AST module
Tim Savage
Track: Security and Privacy
Room: C3.3
Flying by the seat of our pants - our journey of teaching python using drones
Kylie Mathers
Track: Education
Room: C3.4 & C3.5
Extracting tabular data from PDFs with Camelot & Excalibur
Vinayak Mehta
Track: Science and Data
Room: C3.6
11:00
Room Changeover
11:10
Data Sharing in Modern Australia
Justin Warren
Track: Security and Privacy
Room: Cockle Bay
Web Accessibility In Django
Parth Shandilya
Track: DjangoCon AU
Room: C3.3
Automagically marking Python course work and assessments in seconds!
Dave Bracken
Track: Education
Room: C3.4 & C3.5
Using Dash by Plotly for Interactive Visualisation of Crime Data
Leo Broska
Track: Science and Data
Room: C3.6
11:40
Room Changeover
11:50
Securing your AWS Identity Management pipeline with PyTest
Sean Johnson
Track: Security and Privacy
Room: Cockle Bay
Forklifting Django: Migrating A Complex Django App To Kubernetes
Noah Kantrowitz
Track: DjangoCon AU
Room: C3.3
What makes Micro:bits different?
Jack Reichelt
Track: Education
Room: C3.4 & C3.5
Building, designing, teaching and training simulation environments for Machine Learning
Paris Buttfield-Addison
Track: Science and Data
Room: C3.6
12:20
Lunch
Tofu larb salad, rare roast beef sandwich, chicken wrap, poached salmon, potato gnocci, samosas, hazelnut brownie
13:29
Science and Data
Track: Science and Data
Room: Cockle Bay
DjangoCon AU
Track: DjangoCon AU
Room: C3.3
Education Track
Track: Education
Room: C3.4 & C3.5
Security and Privacy
Track: Security and Privacy
Room: C3.6
13:30
Forecasting Australia's 2019 Election with PyMC3
Martin Burgess
Track: Science and Data
Room: Cockle Bay
WASM matter?
Russell Keith-Magee
Track: DjangoCon AU
Room: C3.3
Concept to Classroom: Creating fun differentiated programming projects
Renee Noble
Track: Education
Room: C3.4 & C3.5
Stealing Chrome cookies without a password
"Alex"
Track: Security and Privacy
Room: C3.6
14:00
Room Changeover
14:10
cuDF: RAPIDS GPU-Accelerated Dataframe Library
Mark Harris
Track: Science and Data
Room: Cockle Bay
Just Add Await: Retrofitting Async Into Django
Andrew Godwin
Track: DjangoCon AU
Room: C3.3 Ends at 15:20
Using Python, Flask and Docker To Teach Web Pentesting
Zain Afzal and Carey Li
Track: Education
Room: C3.4 & C3.5
Best Practices for Cryptography In Python
Paul Kehrer
Track: Security and Privacy
Room: C3.6
14:40
Room Changeover
Room Changeover
Room Changeover
14:50
Understanding GPUs
Varun Nayyar
Track: Science and Data
Room: Cockle Bay
3D Rendering with Python
Andrew Williams
Track: Education
Room: C3.4 & C3.5
How to lose a container in 10 minutes
Sarah Young
Track: Security and Privacy
Room: C3.6
15:20
Afternoon Break
Almond croissant V
16:00
Not a long time ago, in a galaxy not very far away, an astronomer and a computer scientist walk into a bar...
Georgios Bekiaris
Track: Science and Data
Room: Cockle Bay
Pony, Cat, and Paw: Getting Started with the Open Source Menagerie
Tobias Kunze
Track: DjangoCon AU
Room: C3.3
Education Seminar Student Showcase
Eliza Lee and Joshua Whitmore and Rohan van Klinken and Stephan Kashkarov and Anna Brew and Pinak Limaye and Kaya Dahlke and Angus Atkinson and Yve Nichols-Evans
Room: C3.4 & C3.5 Ends at 18:00
Threat Modeling the Death Star
Mario Areias
Track: Security and Privacy
Room: C3.6
16:30
Room Changeover
Room Changeover
Room Changeover
16:40
Learn to control your brain: Brain Computer Interfacing with Python
Johan van der Meer
Track: Science and Data
Room: Cockle Bay
The Unspeakable Horror of Discovering You Didn't Write Tests
Melanie Crutchfield
Track: DjangoCon AU
Room: C3.3
How to get everyone to get on board with software security: practical tips and suggestions.
Tennessee Leeuwenburg
Track: Security and Privacy
Room: C3.6
17:10
Room Changeover
Room Changeover
Room Changeover
17:20
Machine Learning and Cyber Security - Detecting malicious URLs in the haystack
Alistair and Veatrissa L.
Track: Science and Data
Room: Cockle Bay
Using Python, Django, and ruthlessness to protect people from social media harassment.
Tom Eastman
Track: DjangoCon AU
Room: C3.3
The Security Panel
Various Speakers
Track: Security and Privacy
Room: C3.6
17:50