Teaching

Teaching Philosophy

To inspire students to be inventors, rather than consumers.
To question, investigate, design, collaborate and lead, rather than follow.

Current Courses (Spring II 2026)

There are no teaching assignments during the current term.

Past Courses

Mobile Robotics and Microcontroller Programming
Introduction to Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning
Computer Architecture
Introduction to Programming I
Introductory Systems Programming
Information Literacy
Capstone Project I, II

Student Supervision

Currently accepting BSc, MSc and PhD students with a background in Computer Science, Artificial Intelligence, Machine Learning, Electronics, Robotics and Biomedical Engineering.

"An automated net-deployment pneumatic system for drone interception and capture" (BSc thesis, expected 2026)
"A novel, multi-electrode, adaptable electric muscle stimulation device for physical rehabilitation" (MEng thesis, expected 2026)
"Improved electric muscle stimulation for enhanced physical rehabilitation" (MSc thesis, expected 2026)
"A novel robotic control system for smart pill targeted drug delivery inside the gastrointestincal tract" (MSc thesis, expected 2026)

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Teaching

Teaching Philosophy

To inspire students to be inventors, rather than consumers.To question, investigate, design, collaborate and lead, rather than follow.

Current Courses (Spring II 2026)

Past Courses

Student Supervision

To inspire students to be inventors, rather than consumers.
To question, investigate, design, collaborate and lead, rather than follow.