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Richard Kay

Photo of Richard Kay BSc, PGCert

Overview
  • Senior Lecturer

  • Computing, Telecommunications and Networks
  • Faculty of Technology, Engineering & the Environment
  • Email: richard.kay@bcu.ac.uk
  • Phone: 0121 331 5423

Areas of expertise

  • Security Technologies
  • Network Security
  • Forensic & Ethical Hacking
  • Wireless and Mobile Technologies
  • Telecommunications and Mobile applications
  • Computer Networking
  • Software Design, Development and Engineering
  • IT Architecture
  • Digital Home Technologies
  • IT Project Management
  • Database Design and Development

Current Activities

Richard teaches on the following courese:

Richard is an active software developer, systems analyst and Internet server administrator, his research interests are in the areas of community currencies, other online reputation systems and related areas of social networking.

Knowledge gained from these activities support Richard's teaching portfolio in software engineering, systems security and development of secure applications.


Qualifications

BSc (Hons) Engineering Science
PGCert

Biography

Richard is a Senior Lecturer in the School of Computing, Telecommunications and Networks.

Richard started his career as a graduate engineer in the telecommunications industry during a period of technical and regulatory revolution transforming all methods and products, resulting in the digitisation of the core UK telecommunications network.

His work within higher education initially involved supporting the use and development of computers and networks. Richard's development and delivery of training materials within this role then led to his full involvement in the academic programme of Birmingham City University, teaching programming, network software development, operating systems, security and software engineering subject areas to undergraduate and postgraduate students, and in respect of project supervision.

Publications

TOES 1998 conference paper: “The Kay Tax”

Security Competition paper circa 2000 “The Use of Decentralised Money to Improve Internet Security”

Python LETS (Pylets) Community Currency database open source software

Tagspam and Wblist anti-spam mail processing open source software