Biography

Since 2004, I have been working as a researcher and lecturer in mathematics and computer science, as follows:

• 2004—2006: Department of Mathematical Sciences, Sharif University of Technology (Tehran/Iran).
• 2006-2009: Computer Science Group, Aston University (UK).
• 2009—2015: School of Computer Science, University of Nottingham Ningbo China (UNNC).
• 2015—2017: School of Information Technology in Halmstad University (Sweden).
• 2017—present: School of Computer Science, University of Nottingham Ningbo China (UNNC).

Research Gate: https://www.researchgate.net/profile/Amin_Farjudian

Expertise Summary

Classical and Computable (Mathematical) Analysis has been the common theme of most of my research. Currently, my research is focused on the following topics:

• Robustness Analysis using methods from Domain Theory and Category Theory
• Ordinary and Partial Differential Equations

Over the years, I have carried out research in other areas of mathematics and computer science as well, including:

• Computability and Complexity in Analysis
• Rearrangements of Functions
• Algorithmic Randomness
• Domain Theoretic Semantics of Concurrent Systems
• Verification of Floating Point Software
• Data Mining
• Set Theory
• Philosophy of Language

My teaching mainly revolves around theoretical computer science, programming, and systems architecture. I have taught and developed courses both at postgraduate and undergraduate level. The courses I have developed include:

• Advanced Theory of Computability (Postgraduate)
• Theory of Computability (Undergraduate)
• Distributed Systems Programming (Undergraduate)
• Advanced Programming in Haskell (Undergraduate)

The courses I have taught at postgraduate level include:

• Advanced Theory of Computability
• Advanced Theory of Computational Complexity
• Algorithms

The courses I have taught at undergraduate level include:

• Theory of Computability
• Compilers
• Formal Languages and Automata
• Advanced Programming (Haskell)
• Advanced Programming (C++)
• Algorithms, Data Structures, and Problem Solving
• Object Oriented Programming
• Introduction to Programming and Algorithms
• Programming (Java)
• Programming (C)
• Database Systems
• Computer Systems Architecture
• Operating Systems and Concurrency
• Distributed Systems Programming
• Skills for Communicating Information

In October 2012, I was awarded the University of Nottingham Chancellor Award, in recognition of my contributions to the quality of teaching in the School of Computer Science.