Teaching

Vice Chancellor Alison Richard awards Pilkington Teaching Prize to Simon Moore

Pilkington Teaching Prize

Simon Moore won the University of Cambridge's prestigious Pilkington Teaching Prize in 2010 for excellence in undergraduate and master teaching.

Current courses

• Introduction to Computer Architecture - a 16 lecture course (+4 lectures delivered via the web) which cover Electronic Computer Aided Design (ECAD) and computer architecture. The earlier version of this course was called Computer Design. For further details, see the:
  • course web page
  • laboratory web pages
• I used to teach Advanced Computer Design - a Master's level course for the Advanced Computer Science (ACS) MPhil. For further details, see the:
  • course page
• I used to teach Digital Electronics and setup new laboratory sessions which are still in use. See the course web page for further details

Undergraduate Student Projects

Some project suggestions.

I have also prepared an example LaTeX2e project report to help people get into LaTeX, a wonderful typesetting system.

Masters (ACS) Projects

• New projects on the Computer Architecture Group page
• Old suggestions for 2009/2010

Examples

I am building up a collection of teaching examples which go beyond what I current provide openly from my teaching activities.

Trinity Hall

I am the Director of Studies in Computer Science at Trinity Hall.

Historical

I had two collaborative projects with MIT called CODEX and Sudden Impact which funded work on an interactive Verilog tutor and provided laboratory facilities and material for the Computer Design course and associated laboratories.