Last update: 18 September 2011

Bath Contact

Email

See my department contacts page for a web form to email me. Or just email me at j.j.bryson@bath.ac.uk (Given we all have spam filters these days, surely hiding email addresses is passé.)

Surface mail

Please send all surface mail to my department's postal address. Anything more creative, direct or sensible (like mentioning my office is in the East Building) is unlikely to work.

A semi-surface alternate that also winds up in the department office is fax: +44 (0)1225 383493.

Phone

My office phone is +44 (if you are abroad) or 0 (if you are not) 1225 38 39 34. However, I really prefer to be emailed. If I am in my office, I'm probably having a meeting with someone, and sometimes I go away for a long time and don't check messages. The only thing better than email is a face-to-face meeting, which is sort of complicated to arrange...

Face-to-face meetings

Finding me

As of 2011, the Computer Science staff is "temporarily" in open plan offices, so students and visitors are no longer allowed to visit us at our desks. Instead, you have to go to computer science reception and ask them to phone us. This is probably a bad idea unless you have an appointment with me.

Scheduling an appointment

If you do not have a University of Bath login, please email me.

If you are from Bath, please use my Student Appointment Calendar to schedule appointments during office hours. This way I'll know if I need to be in my office, and you'll know that you won't be waiting for another student.The calendar is visible only from Bath. If you are off campus, you will have to use VPN to get to it.

Please only make appointments which are during (overlapping with) office hours! This is not my entire schedule -- outside of office hours I may not be in my office, or I may be busy with other things. If you can't make standard office hours or have an emergency, email me to negotiate another time. I do not check this calendar on days when I don't have office hours.

Webcal Instructions

Click the number of the day you want to make an appointment, then click the button:

Add calendar entry for

(it's on the left.) Put your email address in the box in the upper left-hand corner of the appointment. The `note' section only works if something is in the label window! The reason you should label your appointment with your email address is so that if anyone else needs the time you choose, the two of you can negotiate about it via email.

Be certain to choose a time which is during (overlapping with) an `office hours' appointment, but not at the same time with any other appointment.

To edit an existing appointment of yours, click the note page to change it or the bomb to delete it. Do not edit other people's appointments. Do not edit the appointments that say when my office hours are. If someone takes your appointment without your permission, email me & tell me what their email is & when it happened.

page author: Joanna Bryson