Electromagnetic Fields and Waves III 20L +Lab
Physical and Optoelectronics IV 20L + Lab
Transmission lines and Waveguide Theory III 20L +Lab
Communications Theory IV 20L
Semiconductor Theory and Devices IV 20L
Artificial Intelligence IV 20L+PROLOG Lab
Engineering Mathematics III: Probability and Statistics III 20L
VLSI Design IV 20L + Design Lab
Image and Data Processing IV 20L + Computer Lab
Engineering Mathematics II 20L + Computer Lab
Introduction to Nanoelectronics Theory
Digital Signal Processing II
Advanced Quantum Mechanics
Quantum Transport Theory
Non-equilibrium Green Function Theory
Image Processing and Pattern Recognition
System on a chip: architectures-an overview (at the Institute for System Level Integration)
Mechanics (year 1)
Concepts of Theoretical Physics (years 2/3)
Celestial Mechanics (year 3)
Hamiltonian Physics (year 2)
Advanced Classical Mechanics (year 2)
Advanced Mathematical Techniques (year 3)
Hot Electron Physics (year 3)
Philosophical Foundations of Quantum Theory (year 3)
Philosophical Foundations of Statistical Physics (year 3)
Variaional methods in Physics (year 2)
Information Thery and Noise (year 2)
VLSI Microelectronics (year 3)
Relativistic Cosmology (year 3)
Transport theory 40L
Quantum transport theory 20L
Green functions for solid state physics 25l
Disordered systems 20L
Space-time models in cosmology 20L
Advanced topics in solid state physics 25L
Computational physics 20L
Advanced Quantum Mechanics
Photexcited Hot Electrons 20 L
Advanced topics in solid state theory 20 L
Undergraduate
Electromagnetic field theory 25 L
Postgraduate
Solid State Theory 20 L
Quantum Transport Theory 20 L
Short courses 4 - 6 lectures were given at Modena University, Paris University VII, Niels Bohr Institute, IBM T J Watson Centre, New York, Bell Labs Murray Hill.
A number of extra mural courses were given including:
1.Introduction to the natural philosophy of space,time and matter (20L) 1972
2.Einstein:the first 100 years (20L) 1979
3.Hitch-Hikers guide to the silicon chip (20L) 1980(repeated twice), 1981, 1982
4.Computers and robots: an introduction to artificial intelligence (20L) 1983
5.Institute of Physics "Frontiers" programme (1976-82)
Lectures given to 6th Form Conferences, Schools, Astronomical Societies, Philosophical Societies in the UK
Causality and Determinism
Modern Astronomy
Philosophical Basis of Modern Physics
The Cultural Impact of Physics
Cosmological Problems
Implications of Spaceflight
Organisation of British Science
Interpretations of Quantum Mechanics
Comprehensive Education: a history
Community Development
Stellar Evolution
Dynamical Theories of Saturn's Rings
The Moons of Jupiter and Saturn
High Temperature Superconductivity
Supercomputing in the eighties
Asteroid impacts and their detection
Post Cambrian Intelligence
Exploring Mars from Gilmorehill
1.Guest Lecturer: North Texas University (1978) Public Lecture: Community Education in Great Britain
2.Einstein Symposium (1979) : Einstein ,Quanta and Reality Einstein in the Seventies
3.Institute of Physics Lectures: Pseudoscience; Sub-Micron Electronics
4.Warwick Teachers Conference(1980): Physics of sub-micron semiconductor devices
5.British Association for he Advancement of Science(1980): the sub-micron revolution
6.British Science Fiction Writers Association (1980): Microscience.
7.Association for Science Education (1980): Sub-micron science:the new world of the quantum chip
8. Information Technology Year Programme: lectures in Birmingham, Leamington Spa, Solihull on Information Science and Engineering (1982)
9.Guest lecturer at the opening of the Microtechnology in Schools meeting in Solihull, (1982)
10. Institute of Data Management, (1984), Computing with Cellular Automata.
11.British Computer Society (1985): Optical Computing
12. Royal Society (London), lectures on Molecular Electronics (1990).
13. Distinguished Science Lecturer, Yale University: 3 public lectures:The limit of information technology; Molecular scale logic with fluids; Trajectory representations of single electronics. (1992)
14. Edinburgh Science Festival (1993) Lecture on "Nanoelectronics: engineering with single electrons and molecules".
15. The Royal Society (London) "Nanoscale Electronics" Press Briefings in Modern Science, London (1993)
16.Royal Society of Chemistry, Review Lecture in Chemistry, St Andrews University,"Prospects for molecular scale electronics" (1994)
17.Association for Science Education Keynote Lecture: Association for Science Education Annual Conference, "The Future of Electronics", March (1998).
18. Royal Society of Chemistry Invited Speaker at Aberdeen University: "Artificial Olfaction." (1998).
19. Edinburgh Science Festival Michaelson Memorial Lecture in Computer Science: "The Age of the Nanocomputer" (1998)
20. IEE sponsored lectures: Engineering for diversity(2001)
21. Glasgow Science Festival: Royal Philosophical Society of Glasgow - The Smile on the Face of the Quantum.