July 6 From Missionaries To Cannibals and Back Again: Dr Pat Riddle, Computer Science Department, Auckland University
July 7 Model Based Refinement of Search Heuristics: Dr Mike Barley,Computer Science Department, Auckland University
July 13 An introduction to nonmonotonic logic and belief revision: Professor Willem Labuschagne, Computer Science and Information Systems, University of South Africa
July 24 Four-way quicksort: Dr Richard O'Keefe, Department of Computer Science, University of Otago
July 31 Issues of EIS Software Design: Professor David Swayne, William Evans Visiting Fellow, Professor of Computing and Information Science,; University of Guelph

August 6 The NSF/ARPA/NASA Digital Library Initiatives and The Alexandra DigitalLibrary Project: Professor Terence R Smith,Director, Alexandra Digital Library Project, University of California; Santa Barbara, USA
August 13 Information Systems Management in a Harsh Environment: Dr Stewart Fleming, Papua New Guinea
August 28 Towards a Computing Curriculum for Environmental Science: Professor David Swayne, William Evans Visiting Fellow, Professor of Computing and Information Science,; University of Guelph
August 28 Bringing information science and neurobiology together: Computational Models of Grating and Bar Cells: Professor Nikolay Petkov, Head of Computer Science, Department at Groningen University, The Netherlands
August 28 Towards a Computing Curriculum for Environmental Science: Professor David Swayne, William Evans Visiting Fellow

September 3 Intelligent decision making and guidance systems: Elie Sanchez, University of Marseille, France
September 4 Truth-Qualification and Fuzzy Relations. Application to Natural Languages and Medical Diagnosis: Elie Sanchez, University of Marseille, France
September 8 Weighted Queries and Fuzzy Information Retrieval Systems: Elie Sanchez, University of Marseille, France
September 18 Initial Results from a Clock Synchronisation Test Bed: Dr Paul Ashton, Department of Computer Science, University of Canterbury

October 2 Effective Programming: Bob Parslow and Associate Professor Geoff Wyvill, Department of Computer Science, University of Otago
October 9 Fuzzy neural networks, evolving fuzzy neural networks and how genetic algorithms can help: Associate Professor Nik Kasabov and Mike Watts
October 28 Data mining and knowledge discovery in databases - an overview: Murray MacKinnon, Chartered Statistician, Vancouver

November 27 Associative Memories for Technical Systems: Professor Guenther Palm, Department of Neural Information Processing, Computer Science Faculty,; University of Ulm, Germany

December 1 Knowledge Acquisition in Biological andArtificial Neural Networks: Associate Professor Robert Miller (on biological neurons) and other members of the CBIS Theme
December 2 Neurosymbolic Integration for Adaptive Autonomous Vehicles: Prof Guenther Palm, Department of Neural Information Processing, Computer Science Faculty; University of Ulm, Germany
December 16 Spoken language acquisition in humans and machines: Dr John Taylor, Linguistics Department, University of Otago and other CBIS Theme members