Dr. Steve Hill
School of Science, Engineering and Environment
Newton Building Room 222
Please email for an appointment.
Current positions
Senior Lecturer in Computer Networking
Biography
I graduated from Manchester University in 1983 with an Honours Degree in Physics. I then went on to obtain my PhD in Physics from the same institution in 1987. In 1988 I joined the Department of Electronic and Electrical Engineering at the University of Salford as a Research Officer in the area of Robotics. I am now a senior lecturer in the Computing, Science & Engineering School at the University of Salford and have been teaching undergraduate and postgraduate students for 18 years in the areas of digital electronics, communications, networking and optoelectronics. I am involved in Network and Communications research with an interest in optical and sensor network systems.
- Communications in Context ( Level 4)
- Principles and Concepts of Network Systems ( Level 5 )
- Local Area Networks ( Level 5 )
- Routing: Operations and Protocols ( Level 6 )
- The WAN and Global Networks ( Level 6 )
- Network Technologies, Architecture and Design ( Level 7 )
- Optoelectronics
- FPGA design
- Free Space Optical Communications
- Fibre Optic Communications
- Sensor Networks
- Sensors and Instrumentation
- BSc ( Hons ) Physics (Manchester)
- DASS Physics (Manchester)
- PhD Physics (Manchester)
- Member IOP
- Member IET
- Fellow HEA
- CISCO CCNA Instructor