Last update: 16 August 2011

Teaching

Courses

Spring 2011, 2012

CM30229: Intelligent Control and Cognitive Systems. This course (new in 2011) looks at building cognitive systems, with laboratories on Robots, Biological Simulations, and VR Avatars / Game AI.
CM50230: Intelligent Control and Cognitive Systems. The postgraduate version of this course emphasises research and research writing more and has no exam.
CM10228: Programming 1, Semester 2. This course introduces you to more of the concepts computer scientists and computer professionals need to know. It also gives you a lot more practice programming.

Spring 2010

CM10228: Programming 1, Semester 2.
CM10193: Systems Engineering. Most of the web resources for this course are all on Moodle, but my lecture slides are in my CM10193 Web Directory.

Fall 2009
- CM10193: Systems Engineering. The web resources for this course are all on Moodle, at least this year.
Spring 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007
- CM50175 -- Research Project Preparation
- CM10135 -- Programming II
Fall 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006
- CM20145 -- UG Databases
- CM50176 -- MSc Databases
Spring 2003

CM50175 -- Research Project Preparation

Research Project Proposals

Present and past projects and students.

Undergraduate research opportunities for first & second year undergraduates and interns (not for credit, and not very up-to-date. Come talk to me during office hours if you are interested.)

2011/2012 Undergraduate Project Proposals. Bath students see also Dr. De Vos' Moodle Project Page.
2010/2011 Undergraduate Project Proposals.
2009/2010 Undergraduate Project Proposals.
2008/2009 Undergraduate Project Proposals.
2008 MSc Project: we negotiated a project by email concerning the effect of development on culture and social learning.
2007/2008 Undergraduate Project Proposals.
2007 MSc Project Proposals.
2006/2007 Undergraduate Project Proposals.
2006 MSc Projects Proposals
2005/2006 Undergraduate Project Proposals
2005 MSc Project Proposals
2004/2005 Undergraduate Project Proposals.
2004 MSc Project Proposals, see under CM50175
2003/2004 Undergraduate Projects
2003 MSc Project Proposals, see under CM50175.
2002/2003 Undergraduate

Personal Tutees, Supervisees and Other Visitors

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, use VPN; If you are not from Bath, email me.

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.

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