Mike Reddy

Mike Reddy is a Senior Lecturer affiliated with the Faculty of Computer Science, Engineering and Science. His research focuses on academic integrity, digital forensics in education, and the ethical use of technology in learning environments. Reddy holds a Doctoral thesis from 1999 titled An investigation into the use, application and evaluation of intelligent agents.

His work spans cybersecurity in academia, gamification for student engagement, and the application of forensic methods to detect misconduct. Recent projects include exploring cybersecurity defenses against academic fraud and leveraging cooperative e-learning tools for multilingual education. Early contributions include studies on 3D virtual learning environments and social models of plagiarism.

Recurring themes in his publications include student perspectives on integrity, technological solutions for educational challenges, and ethical frameworks in digital learning. His research has been widely cited, particularly in areas of cyber defense mechanisms and virtual pedagogy.

No scientific awards or grants are explicitly listed in the provided texts. Reddy has supervised no documented students beyond his own doctoral work.