Academic Expert profiles
Experts in the faculty of Computing, Engineering and the Built Environment
Our Computing, Engineering and Built Environment faculty has an abundance of academics with a wealth of knowledge and a passion for teaching. Our experts range from quantity surveyors to sound engineers, all of whom have experience working in the industry they teach.
Meet our Experts
Carlo Harvey
School of Computing and Digital Technology
Dr Carlo Harvey is an Associate Professor in Computer Games Technology at Birmingham City University, in the School of Computing and Digital Technology. He teaches C++ for Games, Computer Graphics and Artificial Intelligence / Machine Learning. He is the Director of Future Games and Graphics overseeing the research arm for Games and Graphics within the DMTLab at BCU.
Read moreDamilola Ekundayo
School of the Built Environment
Damilola is an Associate Professor in the Built Environment, Head of Construction and Quantity Surveying Subject Group and Programme Director for MSc Quantity Surveying. Damilola also has substantial professional experience in the construction industry and in the UK higher education sector as well as varied management experience.
Read moreMariam Adedoyin-Olowe
School of Computing and Digital Technology
Mariam is Programme Leader of MSc Artificial Intelligence in the School of Computing and Digital Technology at Birmingham City University. She is also a researcher in the field of Data Mining, Data Analytics and Data Science.
Read moreTychonas Michailidis
School of Computing and Digital Technology
Dr Tychonas Michailidis is a Lecturer in Digital Media Technology at the School of Computing and Digital Technology. He is part of BIFCA, teaching both students in Birmingham and in Wuhan, China. He joined BCU in February 2020 from Solent University in Southampton.
Read moreResearch Centres
The faculty of Computing, Engineering and the Built Environment has three research centres covering all subject areas.
STEAMhouse
Our brand new £70 million pound building, STEAMhouse, is the new home for the School of Computing and Digital Technology.