ACADEMIA
Employment Teaching, Research, Governance, Community Service
Nov 2005- Promoted
to Senior Lecturer, SITACS,
2002-2005 Lecturer Level B, SITACS,
Teaching The
classes I have taught can be classified in a number of ways: large groups (over
200 students) vs small groups (less than ten students), onshore (both at
Subjects taught and coordinated include:
Case
Studies in Information Technology (Location Based Services)*
Information
and Communication Security Issues*
Information
Technology & Innovation*
Information
Technology Strategic Planning
Organisational
Issues in Information Technology*
Strategic
eBusiness Solutions*
*
Completely new lecture and tutorial material created.
Innovation in teaching includes:
Marking criteria guidelines for
assessments, online lecture notes
Two faculty service agreements
(FSA)- a video production and online flexible delivery mind map as well as
extra assessment help.
The use of Camtasia software for
off-shore teaching purposes- 20hrs of lectures delivered in this format during
SARS virus
The use of eduSTREAM,
audio and visual equipment for lectures since 2002 as well as Online Material
for all subjects taught
Teacher
survey results, overall annual averages
are:
5.6 (2002), 5.7 (2003), 5.8
(2004), 5.9 (2005)
Research
Two successful small grant
applications, two national grant applications pending submission in Feb 2006
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About 30 refereed publications,
including journal papers, book chapters, conference proceedings and case
studies
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Supervision of 16
honours bachelor students since 2002 and 2 PhDs
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Supervision of 11 x
321 annual software projects on new media
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Senior member of DSL-CeBAR research group
(eBusiness research)
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Study leave report
for S2 2005 July 1st – December 31st
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Workshop Program Chair “Social
Implications of Information and Communication Security Measures on Citizens and
Business”, 2006
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Relevant research areas:
o
Mobile media/ Internet: automatic
identification devices and techniques, wearable computing, ubiquitous
computing, nanotechnology, bioethics, chipification, eBusiness, mBusiness, 2G/3G
mobile, wireless Internet, broadband
o
societal impacts, policy implications,
cultural and religious perspectives, values, national security location
tracking devices, global positioning systems, proximity vs pinpoint services,
geopolitics vs globalization, science fiction and hi-tech inventions,
predictive and scenario-based studies
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Main conceptual, theoretical approaches:
o
Narrative, grounded theory,
historical, CST, innovation theory, systems of innovation, normative political
philosophy
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Main methodologies employed:
o
Qualitative: case study, usability
context, interview, scenario
o
Quantitative:
survey, questionnaire, content analysis
Governance
Chair
of the Academic Board of Studies- Information Technology
Member of the School Education Committee
Australian
Computer Society Accreditation Team
Key member of the Curriculum Review Working Party- IT
Postgraduate Seminar Convener (SITACS Colloquium)
Member of the Internationalisation Research Committee
Coordinator of the Masters of Electronic Commerce degree
(02/03)
Member of the Postgraduate Research Committee
Member of the Language and International Student Sub
Committee
Publicity Officer for the Faculty of Informatics (2002-2004)
Participated in Early Entry Programs, Fun Days, Discovery
Days
Community
Service Technical Editor
for the Journal
of Theoretical and Applied Electronic Commerce Research (JTAER)
I am a program committee member for the following workshops:
2nd International Workshop on Data
Engineering in E-Commerce and Services (DEECS 2006), Third IEEE International Workshop on Wireless Commerce and Services
(WMCS’06), Information Management and Business 2006 Doctoral Consortium, IFIP 2006
Guest reviewer for: Collecter
Conferences (2003-2005), IDG Press,
WMSCI (2004-2005), IEEE Mobile Business 2005, Information Resources Management Journal,
Computer Science Education, Journal of Research and Practice in
Information Technology
Science Technology &
Economic Progress (STEP)
2005 mentor
Examiner of two Postgraduate Research theses
Curriculum Advisory Committee for the
Three consultancies
for Nortel Networks in 2002