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Rob Pooley
Professor of Computer Science
Department of Computer
Science
School of Mathematical and
Computer Sciences
Heriot-Watt University
I joined Heriot-Watt on October 1st 1998.
I am a member of the Dependable
Systems Group here.
I also belong to the VIS&GE research group
I have recently been involved in setting up the Pervasive, Ubiquitous and Mobile Applications (PUMA) Lab
My research interests
can be summarised as
- modelling led design, which includes
- discrete event simulation,
- performance modelling and
- software engineering.
- Information systems
- pervasive systems
Some recent papers in draft form
Here is a talk I gave recently as keynote speaker at Summer Sim
2008 : Spects 2008 in Edinburgh. It summarises some of the issues in
modelling that I see as important.
A short paper
on traceability and requirements given at ICSEA 2008.
Trips
Here are some records of trips, starting with pictures and
the slides of my EPEW invited talk from FORTE 2004 and EPEW in
Madrid and Toledo.
This link takes you to some recommended B&Bs and small hotels that we
have enjoyed staying in. No guarantees, but we found them good value.
UML and Performance
I gave a tutorial at the 1st International Workshop on Software and Performance,
titled:
UML and Performance Modelling
Here
in
PDF or Compressed
postscript.
Some teaching materials
MSc year Software Engineering Methodologies
Notes and assessment
Document Preparation notes for final year students
The slides from my lecture
on preparing a final project report
Fourth year and MSc Programming Handheld and Mobile Devices
Notes as HTML
Directory containing the Java to Palm converter
Second year System Level Programming
Notes as HTML and Powerpoint
Second cousework assignment
Third Year Compiling Techniques Notes
My notes as HTML
September 2004's resit exam
as a word document
September 2004's resit exam
as plain text
The second coursework assignment
MSc Software Engineering 2
Notes as HTML
I once wrote a book on the programming language Simula. It is
now out of print, so I have put it on
the Web in HTML. Enjoy, but I take no further responsibility for it!
I also wrote an ANSI C and C++ course and turned it into
a crude Web based teaching system, using HTML. Feel free to have
a look.
Publications
Although I don't guarantee it is up to date, here is
a
list of my publications, for the insomniacs among you.