Teaching Responsibilities

I teach a course on Modelling and Simulation which is offered to final year undergraduates and MSc students. Essentially this is an introductory course on performance modelling and introduces students to analytical, Markov process-based and simulation models. It is comprised of 17 one hour lectures; there are two practicals which account for 25% of the course mark. It runs in the autumn term.

I also teach Distributed Systems which is offered to final year undergraduates and MSc students. It is comprised of 17 one hour lectures; there are two practicals which account for 25% of the course mark. It also runs in the autumn term.

This year I am supervising four CS4 projects

• Playing the Token Game With PEPA Nets Duncan Bain
• Kronecker Workbench Paul Fernon
• Translating UML Activity Diagrams into PEPA Models Anthony Dornan
• Analysing Webservice Composition With PEPA Bryce Mitchell

• Investigating Load Balancing in Variations of Freenet Charalampos Lampos
• Mapping UML2.0 to PEPA nets Kamali Srirangam