Bio

I joined the Faculty of Engineering and Applied Science at the University of Ontario(UOIT) in January 2006 as a professor in Software Engineering. My expertise in Software Engineering comes primarily from the development of ubiquitous and pervasive communication systems. I have had the privilage to work in academic, government, and industrial institutions. Previous to joining the UOIT I was a professor in the School of Information Technology and Engineering of the University of Ottawa. Previous to that I held a Senior Research Engineering position within the Strategic Technology Group at Mitel Networks. My research career commenced at the National Research Council in 1984 where I originally investigated intelligent robotic systems and moved towards distributed software and software agents. My current core research areas are in Pervasive and Mobile Computing, Distributed Computing, and Sensor Networks.

Education

PhD (Systems Design Engineering), University of Waterloo, 1998
MS (Mechanical Engineering), University of Rhode Island, 1984
BScE (Mechanical Engineering), University of New Brunswick, 1982

Current Research Projects

Undergraduate Courses Taught

Object Oriented Programing
Data Structures
Software Design
Aritificial Intelligence
Introduction to Programming
Network Design
Network Management

Graduate Courses Taught

Pervasive and Mobile Computing
Network Computing

Abridged Publication List <link>

Research CV as NSERC Form 100