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Dr Herbert Daly joined the Department of Computer Science and Technology in September 2009, where he was appointed a Lecturer with special remit for enterprise activity. Before joining the university he worked as a technology professional in areas ranging from software engineering to systems modelling and consulting. He began his career with Nortel Networks, winning a place on their graduate scheme, then worked with software for wireless technologies at various firms before turning towards research. On completing his doctoral work in simulation modelling he returned to industry applying his research to understanding performance and capacity issues in enterprise systems using simulation models.
Herbert began his formal experience of lecturing working for LIBT College while working on his thesis in 2005.
Bachelor of Science in Computer Science (Brunel University)
Funding: LEA
Final project: "Temporal analysis of Petri net systems using ROBDDs"
Overview: Use of mathematical data structures to investigate the properties of Petri net systems
Master of Science in Software Engineering at (OUCL as a member of Linacre College).
Funding: Nortel Networks, DTI
Final project: "Software Customisation in Telecommunications Software Engineering"
Overview: Examination of domain specific software customisation issues and the use of declarative technologies to address these
Doctor of Philosophy (Brunel University)
Funding: Deans fund
Final project: "Investigating Multi Method Modelling by Critical Comparison"
Overview: Investigation of modelling techniques, their distinctness in approach, and the basis for their collaborative use
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