缅北禁地

  I joined FMS Teaching Enhanced Learning team (formerly LTSU / LTMS) in December 2013 to support the servers and network infrastructure used to run the faculty's learning & teaching systems - such as: MLE (U/G Medical Learning Env.), Medical/Dental student admin (SAS) and University systems like: ePortfolio and Postgraduate eProgression/Projects

 I report to FMS TEL manager, John Moss and deputy manager Simon Cotterill.

 FMS TEL servers run a Unix(Linux) operating system on a mix of virtual and physical servers to provide a high availability, load balanced and fault tolerant web cluster framework, dedicated web and directory services, multiple database systems, disk arrays, backup & recovery features.

For details about FMS TEL's work and contact details of the rest of the FMS TEL team, please search for FMS Education Support Unit and then for Technology Enhanced Learning or see our previous web pages: 

and scroll down to: "Learning Technology Support Unit"

Previous jobs

Senior Analyst/Programmer at RWE npower (2008-2013) - Development and support of Unix Customer Service/Billing system (Ingres DB) specialising in Unix Shell Scripts 

Senior Operating System Administrator (2000-2010) at Northern Electric/npower - server support for hardware, operating system and monitoring on Unix (HP-UX, IBM AIX, Sun, Siemens Reliant/System V, OSF1  and Linux) and Fujitsu VME mainframe. Specialising in LVM storage support, monitoring scripts in Xymon, TCP and OSI networking for VME mainframe, Unix shell scripts.

Analyst/Programmer for a variety of Unix and VME mainframe applications at Northern Electric (1989-2000) - Specialised in system implementation into production using Unix shell scripts/VME System Control Language. Originally worked on mainframe in COBOL and on IDMSX databases.   

Education

BSc. Physics (Exeter University)  

PTLLS - Preparing to Teach in Lifelong Learning Sector (缅北禁地 College)

Interests

Music - I go to rock, folk and blues gigs. (I was in University choir in 1990s.)

Classics (Latin/Greek), Science, History/Politics and railways.