Prizes 2015-16
The prizes detailed here are awarded most years, depending on availability, and on quality of students.
[ School Prizes | Computing Science Prizes | Mathematics Prizes ]
School of Natural Sciences Prize Winners
School prize for Research-Based Learling in CS (£100): Zoltan Kocsis
School prize for Research-Based Learning in Mathematics: Christina Millar
(certificate and £100)
 Zoltan Kocsis with Prof Evan Magill |
 Christina Millar with Kate Howie |
[ School Prizes | Computing Science Prizes | Mathematics Prizes ]
Computing Science Prize Winners
Fourth Year
Best Fourth Year Student (£100): Daniel Gibbs
Baillie Gifford Prize for Best Project (£250 Amazon vouchers): Andrew Hepburn
Stirling entry for the ScotlandIS Young Software Enginner of the Year Award: Craig Docherty
One year's MBCS Professional subscription by BCS, The Chartered Institute
for IT:
Sarah Thomson, Cameron Morrison, Ryan Remer, Dale Conroy, Vyacheslav Basharov
 Craig Docherty with Prof Evan Magill |
 Daniel Gibbs with Prof Evan Magill |
 Andrew Hepburn with Prof Evan Magill |
 Cameron Morrison with Prof Evan Magill |
 Vyacheslav Basharov with Prof Evan Magill |
Third Year
Best 3rd year performance (£100): Duncan Gordon
(judged across all modules taken in semesters 5 and 6)
Second Year
Best 2nd year performance (£50): Skaiste Butkute
(judged across 3rd and 4th semester Computing Science modules)
First Year
Best 1st year performance (£50): Lewis Dick
(judged on performance in CSCU9A2)
[ School Prizes | Computing Science Prizes | Mathematics Prizes ]
Mathematics Prize Winners
Fourth Year
Outstanding performance over entire degree: Scott Hickson
(certificate and 1 year free membership from the Institute of Mathematics and its Applications)
Outstanding performance over entire degree: Leanna Marshall
(certificate and 1 year free membership from the Institute of Mathematics and its Applications)
Consistently high performance in Mathematics: Amy Manson
(certificate and £75)
 Amy Manson with Kate Howie |
 Leanna Marshall with Kate Howie |
 Scott Hickson with Kate Howie |
Third Year
Francis K. Bell Prize for the most improved third year student: Angus Stewart
(certificate and £150)
Hard Work and Overall Improvement: Darren Monteith
(certificate and £25)
Second Year
Best student for outstanding performance: Michael Redenti
(certificate and £100)
First Year
Best student for outstanding performance: Michelle Hill
(certificate and £100)