Summary
Nicos Kasenides is a Lecturer in Computing at UCLan Cyprus with eight years of experience bridging academic research and applied software development. His expertise spans software engineering, cloud and distributed systems, real‑time systems, and game‑based learning, and he teaches modules from Introduction to Programming to Distributed Enterprise Systems. As a PhD researcher and hands‑on developer he builds software libraries, mobile and web distributed systems, and orchestrates cloud infrastructure for research and projects. He contributes to university-led projects like the ICLAIM Centre, combining project delivery with tooling and development responsibilities. Colleagues describe him as an educator who brings production-grade engineering practices into the classroom, making complex distributed and real‑time concepts tangible through practical systems. Based in Cyprus, he pairs academic rigour with pragmatic development skills that help transition research prototypes into deployable systems.
8 years of coding experience
6 years of employment as a software developer
American Academy Larnaca
Doctor of Philosophy - PhD, Computing, Doctor of Philosophy - PhD, Computing at University of Central Lancashire
English, Greek