Dr. Emmanuel Ogunshile
Senior Lecturer in Computer Science
University of the West of England
United Kingdom
Biography
Dr Emmanuel Ogunshile BSc(Hons), BEng(Hons), PGCert, MSc(Eng), MBCS, CEng, Ph.D, FHEA., is a passionate British Computer Scientist, Software Engineer, System Designer, Scientific Inventor, Goal Getter, Achiever and a Gentleman. Since 1st of September 2014, Dr Ogunshile has been a Senior Lecturer in Computer Science at the University of the West of England (UWE), Bristol, UK - conducting highly innovative Teaching, Research, Scholarship and Administration in Computer Science and Software Engineering. Prior to his current role at UWE Bristol, Dr Ogunshile has diversified experience having successfully worked as a Senior Research Fellow, Research Fellow, Teaching Fellow, Software Engineer, Intranet Manager and Systems Manager in Software Engineering on other occasions. Dr Ogunshile is a Software professional with well over 15 years broad experience covering analysis and design, development, service, testing, technical writing, user training, team leading and negotiation. Advocate for collaboration and adoption of new technologies to improve information sharing and collaboration; Focused on a user-centric approach to software development to ensure usable software that solves real problems for real people. Dr Ogunshile graduated with an MSc(Eng) in Advanced Software Engineering (2005) following a BEng(Hons) in Software Engineering (2003) and a Ph.D in the subject of Computer Science (2011) all at The University of Sheffield, England, UK. The University of Sheffield is a member of the prestigious Russell Group of research intensive universities. His Ph.D thesis was titled: A Machine with Class: A Framework for Object Generation, Integration and Language Authentication: (FROGILA).
Research Interest
Dr Ogunshile’s main areas of research expertise spans over: Automated Specification, Verification and Testing of Software and Hardware, Model Based System Engineering, Formal Methods, Object-Oriented Languages, Type Theory, Cloud Computing, Big Data, Data Science and Internet of Things.