Teaching

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In 2015-16, I am teaching the following modules.

• Software Engineering Project (with Fiona Polack, full year)
• Model-Driven Engineering (with Fiona Polack, Dimitris Kolovos, Louis Rose, Autumn)
• Group Software Engineering Project (guest lecture on unit testing)

Previous Teaching

I've taught the following modules at the University of York, UK, in past years.

• Enterprise Systems Seminars (Aut/10, Aut/11, Aut/12)
• System Design Methodologies (Spring/09, Spring/10, Spring/11)
• Metamodelling and Language Design (MLD): Summer/06, Summer/07.
• Team System Project (TSP): Summer/04, Summer/05, Summer/06.
• MEng Group Project (PRG), Autumn/07, with Richard Wilson.
• Object-Oriented Design (OOD): Autumn/01, Autumn/02, Autumn/03, Autumn/04, Autumn/06, Autumn/07.
• Modelling and System Design (MSD): Autumn/03, Autumn/04, Autumn/05, Autumn/06, Autumn/07.
• System Specification and Design (SSD): Spring/02 and Spring/03 (with Fiona Polack). This module was renamed Modelling and System Design (MSD) for Autumn/03.
• Design of Information Systems (DIS): Autumn/02 (with Chris Kimble).

Projects: 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006

At York University, Toronto, Canada, I taught the following courses.

• COSC 1030, Intro. to Computer Science II, in September 1997.
• COSC 3331 Object-Oriented Design, which I co-taught with Eshrat Arjomandi, in Winter 1997-98 and taught by myself in Fall 1999-00.
• COSC 3311 Software Design in Fall 1998-99, Fall 1999-00, Winter 2000-01.
• COSC 4302 Language Processors in Winter 1997-98, Fall 1998-99, Winter 1999-00.
• COSC 6341 Methods for Large-Scale Software Development in Winter 1998-99, Fall 2000-01.
• COSC 3461 User Interfaces in Fall 2000-01.

Prior to York University, I was a teaching assistant on a number of courses at the University of Toronto (particularly Software Engineering, Compilers and Interpreters, and Introduction to Computer Science). Before that, I was a teaching assistant on a number of Mathematics courses at McMaster University in Hamilton. Those were the bad old days!