Background
swray @ bournemouth.ac.uk | I am currently a senior lecturer at the Royal School of Signals in Blandford. I previously worked in research, at ORL and the University of Cambridge Computer Laboratory, and in product development, at Virata, Marconi and BAE Systems. I have substantial experience in software development, computer security and distributed systems. I have a BA and a PhD in computer science, both from the University of Cambridge.
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Recent work
How pair programming really works
IEEE Software, January/February 2010, pp50-55.
SQ minus EQ can predict programming aptitude
Proc 19th Annual workshop on Psychology of Programming (2007)
On the nature of pair programming
Unpublished draft (2007)
Uolevi Nikula, Jorma Sajaniemi, Matti Tedre, Stuart Wray
Python and Roles of Variables in Introductory Programming
Journal of Information Technology Education, Vol 6, pp192-214 (2007)
COMP128: A birthday surprise
Unpublished draft (2003)
For other material, see papers, patents, etc.