Nazim Madhavji
Professor
Office: Middlesex College 381
Tel: 519-661-2111 ext. 83561
Email:nazim@csd.uwo.ca
Nazim H. Madhavji is a Professor in the Department of Computer Science at the University of Western Ontario, Canada. His research interests cover such topic as:
- Big Data applications development
- Cloud platform engineering
- The interplay between requirements and system architectures
- Multiple component defects and architectural degeneration
- Software quality and metrics
- Regulatory compliance in system development
- Empirical studies
Research is often conducted in industrial contexts. He has led a number of projects, involving corporations such as IBM Canada, Sun Microsystems, DMR Group, CAE Electronics, Transport Canada, Siemens, SIG, and CRIM, and was a Principal Investigator in several multi-university projects. He holds a joint patent with IBM Canada.
He has served on the Editorial Boards of several scientific journals and has served as Chair/Co-chair of, or as Program Committee member, of numerous international scientific conferences and workshops in the field of software engineering.
He has published widely in scientific conferences and journals, and his papers have been ranked among the best papers of conferences.
He is a consultant to several organisations in the field of software and to several universities internationally in the areas of Software Engineering research, pedagogy, and faculty and student development.
Research Interests
- Big Data applications development
- Cloud platform engineering
- The interplay between requirements and system architectures
- Multiple component defects and architectural degeneration
- Software quality and metrics
- Regulatory compliance in system development
- Empirical studies
Selected Publications
Please see: https://dblp.org/pid/m/NazimHMadhavji.html
Teaching
- Software Architectures
- Software Engineering for Big Data Applications and Analytics
- Requirements Engineering
- Empirical Research Methods
- Undergraduate Thesis
- Capstone Projects
- Open Source and Mainframe projects in Industry