Mohammed Uddin

Mohammed Uddin is a Senior Lecturer and Course Leader for the BSc in Computer Games Technology at the School of Film, Media and Creative Technologies, Faculty of Creative & Cultural Industries, University of Portsmouth. He brings over a decade of experience in independent game development through his work with Team Hot Stuff Ltd and over six years of academic teaching in game technology.

Research Interests:

• Video game development
• Tools and systems for independent games
• AI programming in games
• Creative technologies and interactive media

Recent Research Trends: His recent work centers on gamification, educational applications of games, and ethical considerations in game design. Outputs include software, interactive exhibitions, and a forthcoming peer-reviewed chapter on game achievements, reflecting a blend of technical innovation and cultural analysis in gaming.

Scientific Awards:

• Excellence in University / Industry Collaboration Award (2023)

Advising and Grants: As Course Leader and Principal Investigator on multiple innovation projects, he mentors students through final year projects and leads funded initiatives such as the Novium Museum VFT and PONToon Software Development. His projects often involve university-industry collaboration, public engagement, and applied game development.

Labs and Teams: He is actively involved in the University of Portsmouth Game Jam and collaborates with industry partners like Larian Studios. His work integrates academic research with real-world applications in museums, therapy, and independent game development.