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Computer
Science |
Research
Interests |
Publications |
Dr. Nathan Amanquah
Assistant Professor |
- Management of
quality of service in short range mobile ad hoc
networks using middleware techniques
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Ambient networks
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Selected Publications |
Dr. Suzanne
Buchele
Fulbright Scholar & Acting Dean of Academic
Affairs |
- One Laptop Per
Child (OLPC) and issues of technology and
education
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Solid modeling and
computer graphics
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Scientific
computation
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Selected Publications |
Aelaf Dafla
Lecturer |
- Computer based
instrumentation
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Embedded systems
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Reconfigurable
hardware
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Astrid
Twenebowa Larssen
Assistant Professor |
- Human-computer
interaction
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Philosophy of the body
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Practice-based research and research methods
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Interdisciplinary teaching and experiential
learning
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Other interests
and activities:
Program committee,
Conference on Tangible and Embedded Interaction
(TEI); Co-editor,
Special issue of Personal and Ubiquitous
Computing on Movement-based interaction
(Springer Verlag)
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Selected Publications |
Kwadwo Gyamfi
Osafo-Maafo
Lecturer |
- Systems, Software
and Architecture: software systems, operating
systems, database systems, digital systems,
computer architecture, programming languages
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Theory:
programming languages, complexity theory,
[applied] algorithms
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Arts & Sciences |
Research Interests |
Publications |
Dr. Nana Araba
Apt
Dean of Academic Affairs
(On Leave) |
- Ageing and
old age
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The family as a
support system
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Gender and gender
roles
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Other interests
and awards:
In 1999, Prof Apt received an Award of
Recognition from the United Nations
Secretary General for her research and
advocacy work on ageing in Africa. She is a
Board Member of HelpAge International and
President of the African Gerontological
Society. She was also a member of the United
Nations Expert Group responsible for
drafting the document for the World Assembly
on Ageing.
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Mark Poynter
Lecturer |
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International relations and currents
affairs, particularly past events of the
Cold War and the current developments
shaping today’s New World order
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Marxist arguments
relating to social and cultural hegemony
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The politics of
realism in determining the events of global
power
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The ideas of Leo
Strauss and the rise of the
Neo-Conservatives
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Ongoing research
for teaching comparative politics
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Business
Administration |
Research Interests |
Publications |
Dr. Esi E. Ansah
Assistant
Professor |
- Human
resource development - focus on frontline
employees
- Building
the image of the public sector through
personnel training and development and
performance management
- Global
south-south learning exchanges in public
management (best practices)
- The
crucial role of Research and Development in
African development
- Social
entrepreneurship and socially responsible
initiatives in African development
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Kofi Bentil
Lecturer
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- Critical
survival issues for small and medium
companies (SMEs), including business
strategy and marketing
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Service marketing
challenges and strategies
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Business strategy
and marketing for financial institutions
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Entrepreneurship
development an large scale project
management issues in Ghana
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Emerging thoughts
in management science
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Awards:
World Bank and affiliates, Entrepreneurship
Development Program, (Ghana Development
Marketplace); World Bank, GDM Award for
Entrepreneurship (¢100 million) to set up a
company.
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