Currently supervising two MSc students on course T802 per year.Previously teaching on courses: * S101 Science foundation course, * M352 Computer based Information Systems, * M353 Programming & Programming Languages, * PMT600 Software Engineering, * PMT601 Computer Architectures & Operating Systems, * M860 Software Engineering, * T401 Technology Project, * DM862 Intensive Prolog, * DM871 Intelligent Systems: Analysis &… Show more Currently supervising two MSc students on course T802 per year.Previously teaching on courses: * S101 Science foundation course, * M352 Computer based Information Systems, * M353 Programming & Programming Languages, * PMT600 Software Engineering, * PMT601 Computer Architectures & Operating Systems, * M860 Software Engineering, * T401 Technology Project, * DM862 Intensive Prolog, * DM871 Intelligent Systems: Analysis & Design * M866 Relational Databases, * M868 Object Oriented Programming with Smalltalk, * M879 Distributed systems & e-Commerce, * M801 MSc Project, * T802 MSc Project.I have held the following roles:Member Part-time Staff CommitteeAssistant Staff TutorAssociate LecturerExaminerConsultantCourse ReaderProject SupervisorSummer School TutorWeekend School TutorCourse Tutor Show less

In 1987 I was lucky enough to have two job offers of Senior Lecturerships, one at the University of West London and one with Cranfield University. Not wishing to cross the binary divide of the time, I chose the latter.I worked at the Royal Military College of Science (RMCS) which was founded in 1772 at Woolwich. In 1946 it moved to Shrivenham on the Oxfordshire / Wiltshire border. In 1984 Cranfield Institute of Technology (CIT, now Cranfield University) won the first in a series of… Show more In 1987 I was lucky enough to have two job offers of Senior Lecturerships, one at the University of West London and one with Cranfield University. Not wishing to cross the binary divide of the time, I chose the latter.I worked at the Royal Military College of Science (RMCS) which was founded in 1772 at Woolwich. In 1946 it moved to Shrivenham on the Oxfordshire / Wiltshire border. In 1984 Cranfield Institute of Technology (CIT, now Cranfield University) won the first in a series of contracts to provide the academic service at the College. It became the Defence College of Management & Technology (DCMT), which is part of the Defence Academy of the United Kingdom (DAUK), in 2002.My roles included:Teaching & Research: Databases, Knowledge Bases, Knowledge Management Systems (KMS)Administration: Academic Leader for MSc courses in Design of Information Systems (DIS) and Knowledge Management Systems (KMS).During my time with Cranfield University I wrote over 50 academic papers!In 2006 Cranfield University ceased to teach undergraduates, becoming a purely postgraduate university. I was offered early retirement on generous terms with NO actuarial reduction! Show less

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In 1981 I was lucky enough to have two job offers, one at the University of Hull and one with Leicester University. Not wishing to be out on a limb, I chose the latter.My roles involved Teaching, Research & Administration.Towards the end of my time there, I co-authored an undergraduate textbook entitled "Statistics with Lotus 1-2-3" written with Jean B. Soper.

In 1978 this job was the very first that I had applied for after graduation!I was appointed a Junior Fellow of Furness College, a computer programmer in the Computer Services Department and as a Teaching Fellow in the Department of Geography.My roles involved Programming, Teaching, Research & Administration