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Eur Ing Brian Tompsett is a Lecturer in Computer Science at the University of Hull, affiliated with the Faculty of Science and Engineering’s School of Computer Science. With nearly 50 years of industry and academic experience in software development and internet technologies, he specializes in computer networking, security, and compiler design. He leads the Software Engineering degree program and focuses on improving pedagogical methods in computer science education. His research emphasizes diversity in computing and accessibility for disabled students, alongside cybersecurity awareness for the public.
Education & Roles:
- Chartered Member of the British Computer Society (1982–2018)
- External Examiner for Masters in Computer Science (2012–2017)
- External PhD Panel Chair (University of Hull, 2011)
- Provided evidence to the House of Lords Science and Technology Committee (2006)
Research Interests: Brian’s work spans ontology-driven e-learning personalization for disabled students, cybersecurity risks in emerging technologies (e.g., the metaverse), and ethical dilemmas in computer security education. His contributions address barriers to accessibility in digital spaces and proactive measures against cybercrime.
Key Contributions: His publications include advancements in adaptive learning systems for disability inclusion and analyses of cybercrime trends in virtual environments. He collaborates on projects like ONTODAPS, enhancing e-learning accessibility through ontologies.
Awards & Recognition:
- Chartered Engineer (CEng) and Chartered IT Professional (CITP) status
- Leadership in curriculum design and pedagogical innovation
Labs/Teams: Active in the School of Computer Science’s research groups, focusing on cybersecurity and inclusive education technologies.
