Computer Science and Engineering announces 2024 School Award Winners
A total of 32 prizes were awarded to the best performing students of 2024 in Computer Science and Engineering.
A total of 32 prizes were awarded to the best performing students of 2024 in Computer Science and Engineering.
The School of Computer Science and Engineering invited student prize winners and their families to the annual Outstanding Student Awards on 8 May 2025, to recognise their outstanding performances from 2024. Many of our generous prize sponsors attended the ceremony to present the prizes in person and speak to the students about career opportunities.
Professor Julien Epps, Dean of Engineering, congratulated all the prize winners and highlighted the impressiveness of their achievements, particularly given the size of the School of Computer Science and Engineering and the high standard of its students.
Photos of the event can be viewedÂ
Congratulations to all!
Prize Name | Winner Name |
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The ROKT COMP2041 Prize for the best performance in COMP2041 Software Construction |
Yuang Wang & Tianming Tang |
The Jane Street COMP3141 Prize for the best performance in COMP3141 Software Design and Implementation |
First place: Josh Lim Second place: Jason Liu Third place: Monash Sapkota |
The Jane Street COMP3161 Prize for the best performance in COM3161 Concepts of Programming Languages |
First place: Daniel Berry Second place: Keats Mackay Third place: Yiming (Kyle) Zhang |
The IMC COMP3121/3821 Prize for the best performance in COMP3121/3821 Algorithms and Programming Techniques |
First place: Devam Jain Second place: Cyril Vivek Subramanian Third place: Cooper Halden |
The Jump Trading COMP3222 Digital Circuits and Systems Prize for the best performance in COMP3222 Digital Circuit and Systems |
Michael Benney |
The Jump Trading COMP3231/9201/3891/9283 Prize for the best performance in COMP3231/9201/3891/9283 Operating Systems |
First place: Josh Lim   Second Place: Lucas Harvey Third place: Keats MacKay |
The Autumn Compass COMP4128 Prize for the best performance in COMP4128 Programming Challenges |
First place: Daniel Khuu Second place: Josh Lim Third place: Cyril Vivek Subramanian |
The Arista Networks COMP9242 Prize for the best performance in COMP9242 Advanced Operating Systems |
Varun Sethu |
The Tectilium Hardware Security Prize for the best performance in COMP6420 Hardware Security |
Liam Murphy  |
The Macquarie SENG2021 Group Prize For the best presentation by a group in SENG2021 Software Engineering Workshop 2BÂ |
Team name: Sleeper Agents  Abigail Carungay  Andrew Korm Jonathan Wong Zayan Ricchetti  |
The Optiver SENG3011 Group Prize for the best presentation by a group in SENG3011 Software Engineering Workshop 3Â |
Team name: CrescentByte  Peter Louka James He Maynarde Joseph Mohamad Mohamad  Fareed Farooqi |
The Optiver COMP3411/COMP9814 Prize For the best performance in COMP3411/COMP9814 Artificial Intelligence |
First place: Rylan Donohoe Second place: Haotian Tu Third place: Yi Liu |
The Optiver COMP6771 Prize for the best performance in COMP6771 Advanced C++ Programming |
Junchao Hou  |
The Citadel Securities Year 1 Computer Science Excellence Prize For the best performance in year 1 courses for the Computer Science bachelor program |
Yoel Yoffe  |
The Citadel Securities Year 2 Computer Science Excellence Prize for the best performance in year 2 core courses for the Computer Science bachelor program |
Ravindu Abeykoon Herath |
The Department of Defence, Graduate Office COMP3331 Term 1 Prize for the best performance in COMP3331 Computer Networks and Applications in Term 1Â |
Michael Siu |
Most Outstanding CSE Thesis Prize |
Angus Ritossa  |
The Anita Borg Award For contribution to the promotion or enhancement of the benefits of computing to society, including encouraging or facilitating the participation of women in computing and meritorious academic performance. |
Elizabeth Zhu Chan  |
The Norman Foo Memorial Best Research Paper Prize For the best PhD research paper |
Xiao Cheng  |
The Ben Rudzyn Memorial Prize For outstanding achievement of a final year student in the School of Computer Science and Engineering. |
Natalie Leroy  |