Biography
I am a Lecturer and a Programme Lead in the School of Design and Informatics. My doctoral research developed and evaluated, in terms of ease-of-use and user preference, an interactive simulation and visualisation toolkit for cancer cell signalling pathways. My current research activity includes applications of AR/VR technology to non-gaming domains, cloud gaming and games for healthcare. I teach a variety of undergraduate and postgraduate modules and supervise honours, masters and PhD projects developing mobile, AR and VR, and data visualisation applications.
I am currently the module leader for:
- CMP309: Software Development for Mobile Devices
- CMP418: Programming Animation Systems
I also co-deliver:
- CMP104: Programming with C++
- DES205: Level Design and Scripting
- CMP303: Network Systems for Game Development
- CMP501: Network Game Development
