Open University Computing Department
Head of Department: Professor Darrell Ince
We are a large, thriving department with an active research programme and a deep commitment to teaching at undergraduate and postgraduate level. In keeping with the Open University's position as the world leader in distance education, we see the Department's development in the context of international excellence in research and teaching using Supported Open Learning and Distance Teaching techniques.
The Computing Department is part of the Faculty of Mathematics, Computing and Technology, and comprises over 42 central academic members of staff and 10 academic staff based at regional centres around the UK. It is also home for a number of research fellows, visiting researchers and both full-time and part-time research students.
The main interests for both teaching and research currently lie in the areas of software engineering, human-computer interaction, intelligent systems, and informatics education and computational linguistics.
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14 July 2009 SEAD Seminar: Alberto SardinhaTitle: EA-Analyzer: Automating Conflict Detection in Aspect-Oriented Requirements
Abstract: One of the aims of Aspect-Oriented Requirements Engineering is to address the composability and subsequent ...
16 July 2009 Network Visualization: at the age of infinite interconnectedness VisualComplexity.com (VC) is a unified resource space for anyone interested in the visualization of complex networks.
21 July 2009 SEDA Seminar: Zhenjiang Hu (NII)Speaker: Zhenjiang Hu (GRACE Center, National Institute of Informatics, Japan)
Title: Automatic Model Inconsistency Fixing
Abstract: Modern development environments often involve models with complex...
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