Glasgow Caledonian University

Skip to content

School of Computing, Engineering and Built Environment

Menu
  • Home
  • Study
    • Undergraduate
    • Postgraduate
    • Part-time and Flexible
    • International Experience
    • Learning Development Centre (LDC)
    • Scholarships
    • Women in STEM
    • Employability
    • Digital Skills Academy
  • Research
    • Research impact
    • Built Environment
    • SMART Technology Centre
    • Climate Justice
    • Projects
    • PhD applications
    • PhD students
    • Research Ethics
    • Research groups
    • RiSE Conference
    • YRF
  • Business Services
    • Bespoke Staff Training
    • Digital Skills Academy
    • BEAM Centre
    • Expertise and Facilities
    • Collaborations and KTPS
    • Graduate and student recruitment
    • Case Studies
    • CPD training
  • Our Staff
  • About Us
    • Welcome
    • School Management Group
    • Departments
    • Professional Accreditation
    • Student Prize Giving
    • Cyber Security Clinic
    • Alumni
    • Learning Technologists
  • Contact Us

About Us

  • Welcome
  • School Management Group
  • Departments
    • Applied Computer Games
    • Applied Science
    • Civil Engineering and Environmental Management
    • Computing
    • Construction and Surveying
    • Cyber Security and Networks
    • Electrical and Electronic Engineering
    • Mechanical Engineering
  • Professional Accreditation
  • Student Prize Giving
  • Cyber Security Clinic
  • Alumni
  • Learning Technologists
  • Computing, Engineering and Built Environment
  • About Us
  • Departments
  • Computing
  • Paterson, Jim
In this section...
  • Computing, Engineering and Built Environment
  • About Us
  • Departments
  • Computing
  • Paterson, Jim

Paterson, Jim

Dr Jim Paterson

Dr Jim Paterson

Senior Lecturer and International Lead
  • +44 141 331 3028
  • jpa1@gcu.ac.uk
Jim Paterson is the International Lead in the Department of Computing and a Lecturer in Software Engineering at Glasgow Caledonian University. He has particular interests in teaching object-oriented programming, the use of software tools in teaching, object persistence, and .NET technologies. He leads the Education Research group within the department, and is programme leader for MSc Web Systems Development (.NET). He received his BSc and PhD in Physics from Glasgow University, and worked previously as a research physicist at IBM Research, Cambridge University and Strathclyde University, and as a software engineer.
Research Profile
  • Privacy Policy
  • Terms and Conditions
  • Contact Us
  • Accessibility
  • Freedom of Information
  • Website Feedback

Copyright © Glasgow Caledonian University

Glasgow Caledonian University is a registered Scottish charity, number SC021474

ASHOKA