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Role in the University
Lecturing in Mathematics on a variety of courses ranging from Level 3 through to level 6 in the school of applied computing and engineering faculty.
Background
I have taught mathematics for over thirty years in both an FE and HE setting, on courses such as A-level mathematics and further mathematics, ACCESS to HE courses, BTEC, GNVQ, GCSE as well as Physics and engineering courses. I initially started my career in the HE sector lecturing on a range of mathematics and engineering courses and currently have returned to the sector, teaching on a variety of Level 3, 4, 5 and 6 courses to a wide range of computing and engineering students of differing abilities.
Academic Interests
Teaching mathematics on a variety of computing and engineering courses at levels 3, 4,5 and 6.
Have currently taught mathematics on ACDA 4008, ACMA 4009, ACDB 4003, ACHA 3000 , ACMA 5011, ACMA 6001. I also supervise some computing students with mathematical aspects of their final year project.
Research Interests
The numerical solution of ordinary linear and nonlinear and partial differential equations. Ph.D awarded for numerical representation of fluids mixing 1993.
Expertise
A wealth of experience in teaching mathematics at various levels to a wide range of students with differing abilities with reasonably good success rates, usually at or above national comparators.
Publications
- Ph.D thesis, numerical representations of fluid mixing 1993.