Dr. James Ohene-Djan has over nine years of teaching experience at the undergraduate level in the Department of Computing at Goldsmiths, where he has excelled in developing, preparing, and delivering courses on telecommunications, database systems, electronic commerce, computer programming, and information systems. His commitment to educational excellence was recognized in 2004 when he received the Goldsmiths Award for the Development of Learning and Teaching. Currently, Dr. Ohene-Djan holds several administrative roles within the department, including Department Senior Tutor and Schools Liaison Officer. His areas of supervision encompass adaptive and personalizable hypermedia, hypertext telecommunications systems, e-commerce, user interface design, and web-based database systems, demonstrating his diverse expertise and dedication to advancing the field of computing education.

Dr. Matthew Yee-King is a Lecturer in Computing at Goldsmiths, University of London, specializing in creative digital signal processing and computer music. He has collaborated with prominent figures in the UK experimental music scene, contributing to the advancement of innovative sound technologies. In his teaching, Dr. Yee-King covers a range of topics within the BSc Creative Computing program, including audio signal processing and synthesis, programming in Processing, and audio development for the Android platform. His expertise not only enriches the academic experience for students but also fosters a deeper understanding of the intersection between technology and artistic expression. Through his work, Dr. Yee-King continues to push the boundaries of how digital tools can enhance creative practices in music and sound design.