Academic Staff

Dr Andrew Hatch, B.Sc. Software Engineering (Durham University, England); Ph.D. Computer Science (Durham University, England)

Teaching Fellow CETL in the School of Engineering and Computing Sciences

Biography

Andrew is a Teaching Fellow and Research Associate in the Technology Enhanced Learning (TEL) Research Group with particular research interests in Interactive Multi-Touch Tabletops, Computer Vision Systems, Pattern Languages and 3D representations. Prior to this, Andrew spent a number of years working in the software industry as a Director of Research and Development.

Research Groups

Innovative Computing Research & Teaching Group
Technology-Enhanced Learning

Research Interests

Multi-touch Interactive Tabletops
Computer Science Education
Software Architecture Visualisation
Software Visualisation

Publications

Conference contributions

Higgins, Steve, Elliot, Joe, Burd, E. L., Hatch, Andrew, Kyaw, Phyo & Mercier, Emma 2009, Multi-touch desks for learning: developing pedagogy through technology, European Learning and Instruction Conference. Amsterdam, Netherlands,

Conference proceedings

Low, Adam., Burd, Liz. & Hatch, Andrew (2009). Technologically Enhanced Demonstrator Support - Tools for Assisting Demonstrators in First Year Programming Laboratory Classes. 9th Conference of the Subject Centre for Information and Computer Sciences, Kent, England,
Hatch, Andrew & Burd, Liz (2008). Augmenting learning through ﬁlmed interviews and screencasting. 8th Conference of the Subject Centre for Information and Computer Sciences,
Hatch, Andrew., Burd, Liz., Ashurst, Colin. & Jessop, Alan. (2007). Project management Patterns and the Research-Teaching Nexus. 8th Annual Conference of the Subject Centre for Information and Computer Science, Southampton, England,
Burd, Liz, Hatch, Andrew & Feasey, Rosemary (2007). Tools for Education. 8th Annual Conference of the Subject Centre for Information and Computer Science, University of Southampton,
Hatch, A. & Burd, L. (2006). Creating a Working Environment for Group-work: Techno-Cafe Experience Report. 7th Conference of the Subject Centre for Information and Computer Sciences, Trinity College, Dublin, Higher Education Academy.
K. Gallagher, A. Hatch & M. Munro (2005). A Framework for Software Architecture Visualization Assessment. Proceedings of the 3rd IEEE Workshop on Visualizing Software (VISSOFT 2005, Budapest, Hungary, IEEE Press. (Additional information)
Hatch, Andrew Stuart., Smith, Michael Phillip., Taylor, Christopher M.B. & Munro, Malcolm. (2001). No Silver Bullet in Software Visualisation Evaluation. International Conference on Imaging Science, Systems, and Technology, Workshop on Fundamental Issues of Visualisation, Las Vegas, USA,

Journal papers: academic

Burd, Elizabeth L., Hatch, Andrew, Ashurst, Colin & Jessop, Alan T. 2009. Building project management communities: exploring the contribution of patterns supported by web 2.0 technologies. Computer Science Education
Cummins, Stephen, Burd, Liz & Hatch, Andrew 2009. Tag Based Feedback for Programming Courses. Inroads (the SIGCSE Bulletin) 41(4).
Gallagher, Keith., Hatch, Andrew. & Munro,Malcolm. 2007. Software Architecture Visualization: An Evaluation Framework and Its Application. IEEE Transactions on Software Engineering 34(2): 260-270.