I have over eight years of formal lecturing experience. My current role involves module design, planning, delivery and assessment as well as feedback and course evaluation. I engage in large and small group teaching at undergraduate level, delivering two modules: i) CA167 to 1st year data science and mathematics students and ii) CA341 to 3rd year computer science students. I also teach introductory programming to non-computing postgraduate students; modules CA598 and CA5980 respectively. Student groups range from full-time, part-time to adult learners. Delivery modes for these modules have ranged from campus-based, to online delivery and most recently a blended learning approach. I have also co-developed an asynchronous online learning module on machine translation, CA681I, which is offered by Skillnet Ireland via FutureLearn. Furthermore, I regularly engage in taught undergraduate and postgraduate student supervision and examination. I currently supervise one full time PhD student, funded by the Irish Research Council and Google and one part-time final year doctoral student, funded by the ADAPT Science Foundation Ireland Research Centre. I have graduated four PhD students (two as primary supervisor and 2 as co-supervisor) as well as one research masters (primary supervisor). Furthermore, I have supervised up to 14 master dissertations and 5 final year undergraduate projects to completion. I am highly engaged in continuous professional development, having recently completed a professional teaching and learning qualification to the Masters level (90 ECTs) at the Centre for Excellence in Teaching and Learning(CELT), National University of Ireland, Galway. My final MA dissertation specialised in remote research supervision.

  I am highly engaged in continuous professional development, having recently completed a professional teaching and learning qualification to the Masters level (90 ECTs) at the Centre for Excellence in Teaching and Learning(CELT), National University of Ireland, Galway. My final MA dissertation specialised in remote research supervision.