TopicsDuring my time at University College Dublin and De Montfort University I have taught a broad range of topics. Below is a list of module (course) titles I have taught:De Montfort University (since 2003)•Normative Foundations of Forensic Computing (INFO1412)•Introduction to Business Computing (INFO1007)•Professional Standards (COMP2013)•Information Systems (MATH2211)•HNC / HND projects (COMP 2001 / 2011)•Final Year Projects (CPRJ3051)•Software Quality, Professionalism and Ethics (INFO3402•Computing and Ethics (INFO3412) (2004/5) renamed in •Computer Ethics and Professional Responsibility (INFO3424)•Ethical and Social Issues in Computing (COMP5236)•MSc Project Supervision (COMP 5301)•Researching the Information Society (REST7045) (research student seminar)Curriculum Development (DMU, since 2003)•Co-developer and coordinator of the Information Society Doctoral Programme (2006).•Developer, leader, and teacher of MSc module COMP5236 "Ethical and Social Issues in Computing" (2004), replaced by COMP5262 "Research, Ethics and Professionalism in Computing" from 2009•Involved in the FSc Management Information Systems, co-author of "Professionalism" module (with C Wood and S. Rogerson) (2005)•Course team member of "Forensic Computing" BSc degree (2005)•Module Leader of INFO1412 "Normative Foundations of Forensic Computing•Module Leader of INFO 3427 "Professional Issues in Forensic Computing"•Course team member of "Forensic Computing" and "Security" MSc degrees (2008)•Module Leader of COMP 5143 "Computer Law and Ethics"•Programme Leader Designate and co-leader of development team: "Society and Information" (2006)•Module leader of: INFO2607 The Regulation of Information in Early 21st Century Society•Module leader of: INFO3611 Legal Issues in the Information Society•Module leader of: INFO3612 Discourses on Information and TechnologyUniversity College Dublin (2000-2003)•Information Systems - Ethical and Legal Issues•Business Information Technology •Business Statistics•Introduction to Computers and Information Systems•Business Ethics (through German)•Introduction to German Economic History•Economic and Political Aspects of German Reunification•Introduction to Decision Science•Introduction to Business Studies in Germany (through German)•Panorama: Introduction to GermanyExternal ExaminingUniversity of Salford, MSc, 2007 - 2010Teacher fellowshipIn 2006 De Montfort University recognised my success, in particular with regards to the teaching of ethics in technical subjects, by awarding me a University Teacher Fellowship. This recognition, linked with a three year award of £3000 p.a. was the basis for a project investigating the way in which ethics is being considered, in particular in research projects, across the UK.
Topics
During my time at University College Dublin and De Montfort University I
have taught a broad range of topics. Below is a list of module (course) titles
I have taught:
De Montfort University (since 2003)
•
Normative Foundations of Forensic Computing (INFO1412)
•
Introduction to Business Computing (INFO1007)
•
Professional Standards (COMP2013)
•
Information Systems (MATH2211)
•
HNC / HND projects (COMP 2001 / 2011)
•
Final Year Projects (CPRJ3051)
•
Software Quality, Professionalism and Ethics (INFO3402
•
Computing and Ethics (INFO3412) (2004/5) renamed in
•
Computer Ethics and Professional Responsibility (INFO3424)
•
Ethical and Social Issues in Computing (COMP5236)
•
MSc Project Supervision (COMP 5301)
•
Researching the Information Society (REST7045) (research student
seminar)
Curriculum Development (DMU, since 2003)
•
Co-developer and coordinator of the Information Society Doctoral Programme (2006).
•
Developer, leader, and teacher of MSc module COMP5236 "Ethical and Social Issues in
Computing" (2004), replaced by COMP5262 "Research, Ethics and Professionalism in
Computing" from 2009
•
Involved in the FSc Management Information Systems, co-author of "Professionalism" module
(with C Wood and S. Rogerson) (2005)
•
Course team member of "Forensic Computing" BSc degree (2005)
•
Module Leader of INFO1412 "Normative Foundations of Forensic Computing
•
Module Leader of INFO 3427 "Professional Issues in Forensic Computing"
•
Course team member of "Forensic Computing" and "Security" MSc degrees (2008)
•
Module Leader of COMP 5143 "Computer Law and Ethics"
•
Programme Leader Designate and co-leader of development team: "Society and Information"
(2006)
•
Module leader of: INFO2607 The Regulation of Information in Early 21st Century Society
•
Module leader of: INFO3611 Legal Issues in the Information Society
•
Module leader of: INFO3612 Discourses on Information and Technology
University College Dublin (2000-2003)
•
Information Systems - Ethical and Legal Issues
•
Business Information Technology
•
Business Statistics
•
Introduction to Computers and Information Systems
•
Business Ethics (through German)
•
Introduction to German Economic History
•
Economic and Political Aspects of German Reunification
•
Introduction to Decision Science
•
Introduction to Business Studies in Germany (through German)
•
Panorama: Introduction to Germany
External Examining
University of Salford, MSc, 2007 - 2010
Teacher fellowship
In 2006 De Montfort
University recognised my
success, in particular with
regards to the teaching of
ethics in technical
subjects, by awarding me a
University Teacher
Fellowship.
This recognition, linked
with a three year award of
£3000 p.a. was the basis
for a project investigating
the way in which ethics is
being considered, in
particular in research
projects, across the UK.
