Professor Grenville Armitage

Tel:+61 3 9214 8373
Email: garmitage@swin.edu.au
Position:

• Head, Telecommunications Engineering Academic Group (2007 - )
  
• Director, Centre for Advanced Internet Architectures (2002 - )
  

Qualifications: B.E. (Elec)(Hons), University of Melbourne, 1988. PhD, University of Melbourne, 1994.

Publications: here

Personal website: http://gja.space4me.com (note that Swinburne University of Technology does not necessarily have any control over personal websites)

Advice for prospective PhD students: I am looking for new PhD students - please read my projects and general advice page before contacting me.

Research interests

Industry Experience

Research Community Activities

Teaching/Supervision

Teaching/Supervision:

• Post-graduate research - current (Warren Harrop [PhD], Lawrence Stewart [PhD], Atwin Calchand [PhD])
• Why do a PhD?
• Starting a PhD at CAIA
• Post-graduate research - graduated (Thuy Nguyen [PhD], Mai Bahn [Masters (Research)], Sebastian Zander [PhD])
• HET 412 Networking and Online Games (convenor/lecturer, 2008 -)
• HET 436 Broadband Multimedia Networks (convenor/lecturer, 2003 - 2007)
  
• HET 550/556 Design and Development Project 1 and 2 (IP networking topics)
• HET 729, 736 and 755 (past convenorships 2004 & 2005)
• HET 758 Networking and Online Games (convenor/lecturer, 2005, 2008 -)
• IBL (Industry Based Learning) Research Assistants (Undergraduate students: Amiel Heyde - 2008, Adam Black - 2007, Alexander Schoolman - 2006, Carl Javier - 2005/06, Brandon Tyo, David Kennedy - 2004/05, Lawrence Stewart, Ana Pavlicic - 2003/04)
  
• Various Research Fellows, R&D Engineers and Research Assistants

Advice for prospective students:

• I am looking for new PhD students. Please consider my research interests and our centre's guide to applying
• Undergraduate internships for Australian students are advertised from time to time on the CAIA front page
• I will reject (or just ignore) people asking me for "Summer internships between May and August". It shows you haven't done the slightest bit of research about where we are located (hint: that's winter time in Australia)
• How (not) to write reports