Control Structures

These slides describe how control structures (if/else and loops) are used within algorithms. It includes a description of conditionals (>, ==, etc.) and logic (AND, OR, etc).

Student expectations and perceptions of feedback in Chemistry

These documents show the outcomes of surveys conducted by David Read in the School of Chemistry to find out about our students' expectations and perceptions of feedback, with a view to enhancing our provision and ensuring that student learning is maximised.

Questionmark Perception v5 Beta Program

Powerpoint for Questionmark Perception v5 Beta Program *University Confidential*

Lecture on VLEs and MLEs

Powerpoint Lecture notes on Virtual Learning Environments and Managed Learning Environements

Lecture on Careers Service in UoS

Powerpoint used in INFO1010 to give new undergrads an understanding of the purpose of the Careers service.

Laser safety door signs

Laser safety door signs for 3R, 3B and class 4 laser areas

SWEDF1

Files for the South Wwst Education Development Forum

ePortfolio consutation from Bristol University

This was the original presentation I gave as part of the consultation process for the ePortfolio application developed by Alex Furr, Richard Dudley and David Davies

EDIT4L

Files and links from the EDIT4L project, which was part of the JISC funded Design for Learning programme.

Building Software Solutions

This presentation explains how we move from a problem definition to an algorithmic solution using simple tools like noun verb analysis. It also looks at how we might judge the quality of a solution through coupling, cohesion and generalisation.

Software Engineering Models

This presentation gives a high level introduction to modelling in software engineering. It looks in detail at how to model behaviour, in particular using UML Activity Diagrams.

Participating in a Conference

This presentation is for students on the 3rd year ECS Multimedia course where students run their own conference, and submit and review papers. In this presentation we look at the different ways that you can participate in an academic conference: Paper, poster and demo, and give some advice on each.

What is Multimedia

This presentation is for students on the 3rd year ECS Multimedia course where students run their own conference, and submit and review papers. This presentation introduces them to the topic of Multimedia Systems, and explains a number of key areas of the subject.