Dr Andrew Hague

Andrew Hague

Profile

I have worked with computers since I first discovered them at the age of 11; too many years ago. I followed my passion for software and hardware through school, university (to D.Phil level at the University of York) and into my 20+ year career as a video game developer (including: Colin McRae RallyLink opens in a new window and Lego Drome RacersLink opens in a new window on Playstation, Sid Meier's PiratesLink opens in a new window on PSP, and iCarlyLink opens in a new window on Nintendo). After all these years, I still get a buzz from understanding how computers are used for so many varied and ground-breaking endeavours.

I am an assistant professor in the Department of Computer Science. I have been an active member of the Computing at Schools workgroup, where I developed an educational user manual for the Raspberry Pi computer in conjunction with the Raspberry Pi FoundationLink opens in a new window. Previously I was a visiting lecturer on the Games Technology BSc for Birmingham City University, the Software Engineering and Games Development BSc for Buckinghamshire New University, and the Game Design & Development MA at the National Film & Television School. I was the module convenor for Computer Science on the International Foundation Programme at Warwick Foundation Studies.

General areas of interest:

Human-centred interactive technologies
Interdisciplinarity in computing
IoT and Mobile applications
Simulations and artificial realities
Creative Computing
Computer Science Education
Educational Technology
Programming languages
Software Engineering
Design Patterns

Undergraduate Studies

Director of Degree Apprenticeships

Teaching

Module organiser for:

Web Development Technologies (CS139)
Database Systems (CS258)
Mathematics for Computer Science 1 (DA) (CS1D3)
Networks and Distributed Systems (DA) (CS1D5)

Module organiser previously for:

Programming for Scientists (MA117)

Assistant Professor

Room: MB3.23

Email: A.Hague@warwick.ac.uk

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Office hours:
9:30am - 10:30pm, Tuesday
10:30am - 11:30am, Wednesday

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