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ORCIDNeil A. Gordon
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- affiliation: Department of Computer Science, University of Hull, Hull, UK
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Journal Articles
- 2022
[j10]Lamis Al-Qora'n
, Omar Al Sheik Salem, Neil A. Gordon:
Heuristic Evaluation of Microsoft Teams as an Online Teaching Platform: An Educators' Perspective. Comput. 11(12): 175 (2022)- 2017
- [j9]Simon Grey, David Grey, Neil A. Gordon, Jon Purdy:
Using Formal Game Design Methods to Embed Learning Outcomes into Game Mechanics and Avoid Emergent Behaviour. Int. J. Game Based Learn. 7(3): 63-73 (2017) - [j8]David Chalupa, Phininder Balaghan, Ken A. Hawick, Neil A. Gordon:
Computational methods for finding long simple cycles in complex networks. Knowl. Based Syst. 125: 96-107 (2017) - 2012
- [j7]Ron Shaw, Neil A. Gordon, Hans Havlicek:
Aspects of the Segre variety S1, 1, 1(2). Des. Codes Cryptogr. 62(2): 225-239 (2012) - 2009
- [j6]Ron Shaw, Neil A. Gordon:
The cubic Segre variety in PG(5, 2). Des. Codes Cryptogr. 51(2): 141-156 (2009) - 2006
- [j5]Ron Shaw, Neil A. Gordon:
The Polynomial Degree of the GrassmannianG1, n, 2. Des. Codes Cryptogr. 39(2): 289-306 (2006) - 2005
- [j4]Ron Shaw, Johannes G. Maks, Neil A. Gordon:
The Classification of Flats in PG(9, 2) which are External to the Grassmannian G1, 4, 2. Des. Codes Cryptogr. 34(2-3): 203-227 (2005) - [j3]Ron Shaw, Neil A. Gordon, Johannes G. Maks:
Partial spreads in PG(4, 2) and flats in PG(9, 2) external to the Grassmannian G1, 4, 2. Discret. Math. 301(1): 137-146 (2005) - 2004
- [j2]Ron Shaw, Neil A. Gordon:
The Quintic Grassmannian G{1, 4, 2} in PG(9, 2). Des. Codes Cryptogr. 32(1-3): 381-396 (2004) - 1994
- [j1]Ron Shaw, Neil A. Gordon:
The Lines of PG(4, 2) Are the Points on a Quintic in PG(9, 2). J. Comb. Theory A 68(1): 226-231 (1994)
Conference and Workshop Papers
- 2023
- [c17]Mike Brayshaw, Neil A. Gordon, Francis Kambili-Mzembe, Tareq Aljaber:
Why the Educational Metaverse Is Not All About Virtual Reality Apps. HCI (31) 2023: 22-32 - [c16]Francis Kambili-Mzembe, Neil A. Gordon:
A Portable Multi-user Cross-Platform Virtual Reality Platform for School Teaching in Malawi. iLRN 2023: 182-192 - [c15]Heidi J. C. Ellis, Gregory W. Hislop, Michael Goldweber, Marcelo Pias, Samuel A. Rebelsky, Janice L. Pearce, Neil A. Gordon, Patti Ordonez:
Community Input into CS2023 Addendum Article on Computing for Social Good Education. SIGCSE (2) 2023: 1246 - 2022
- [c14]Julius Tanyu Nganji, Mike Brayshaw, Neil A. Gordon:
Flexible Ontology-Driven Educational Apps and Social Media for Learners with a Disability. HCI (27) 2022: 361-375 - [c13]Francis Kambili-Mzembe, Neil A. Gordon:
Synchronous Multi-User Cross-Platform Virtual Reality for School Teachers. iLRN 2022: 1-5 - 2020
- [c12]Asmaa Alabed, Chandrasekhar Kambhampati, Neil A. Gordon:
Genetic Algorithms as a Feature Selection Tool in Heart Failure Disease. SAI (2) 2020: 531-543 - 2019
- [c11]Neil A. Gordon, Mike Brayshaw, Simon Grey:
A Flexible Approach to Introductory Programming: Engaging and motivating students. CEP 2019: 15:1-15:4 - 2017
- [c10]Tareq Aljaber, Neil A. Gordon:
A Hybrid Evaluation Approach and Guidance for mHealth Education Applications. AHFE (23) 2017: 282-290 - [c9]Neil A. Gordon, Mike Brayshaw:
Flexible Virtual Environments: Gamifying Immersive Learning. HCI (30) 2017: 115-121 - [c8]Tareq Aljaber, Neil A. Gordon:
A Guidance and Evaluation Approach for mHealth Education Applications. HCI (26) 2017: 330-340 - [c7]Mike Brayshaw, Julius Tanyu Nganji, Neil A. Gordon:
Collaborative Hybrid Agent Provision of Learner Needs Using Ontology Based Semantic Technology. HCI (26) 2017: 341-351 - 2016
- [c6]Neil A. Gordon, Mike Brayshaw, Tareq Aljaber:
Heuristic Evaluation for Serious Immersive Games and M-instruction. HCI (23) 2016: 310-319 - 2014
- [c5]Ernest Edifor, Neil A. Gordon, Martin Walker, Yiannis Papadopoulos:
Using Simulation to Evaluate Dynamic Systems with Weibull or Lognormal Distributions. DepCoS-RELCOMEX 2014: 177-187 - [c4]Sohag Kabir, Ernest Edifor, Martin Walker, Neil A. Gordon:
Quantification of Temporal Fault Trees Based on Fuzzy Set Theory. DepCoS-RELCOMEX 2014: 255-264 - [c3]Mike Brayshaw, Neil A. Gordon, Julius Tanyu Nganji, Lipeng Wen, Adele Butterfield:
Investigating Heuristic Evaluation as a Methodology for Evaluating Pedagogical Software: An Analysis Employing Three Case Studies. HCI (14) 2014: 25-35 - 2013
- [c2]Ernest Edifor, Martin Walker, Neil A. Gordon:
Quantification of Simultaneous-AND Gates in Temporal Fault Trees. DepCoS-RELCOMEX 2013: 141-151 - 2012
- [c1]Ernest Edifor, Martin Walker, Neil A. Gordon:
Quantification of Priority-OR Gates in Temporal Fault Trees. SAFECOMP 2012: 99-110
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