Sessional Lecturer at McMaster University
Toronto, Canada Area
- Current
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- Mobile Developer at Shortcovers
- Sessional Lecturer at McMaster University
- Consultant at Pavlidis Consulting
- Past
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- Ph.D. Candidate at McMaster University
- M.A.Sc. at McMaster University - Dept. of Computing and Software
- Education
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- McMaster University
- Connections
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- Industry
- Computer Software
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Mark Pavlidis’s Experience
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Mobile Developer
Shortcovers
(Computer Software industry)
November 2008 — Present (9 months)
iPhone Team Lead
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Sessional Lecturer
McMaster University
(Educational Institution; Higher Education industry)
May 2007 — Present (2 years 3 months)
Instructor of (3IA3) Internet Applications and (4CC3) Distributed Computing in the Bachelor of Technology, Computing and Information Technology program.
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Consultant
Pavlidis Consulting
(Computer Software industry)
January 2007 — Present (2 years 7 months)
Embedded and mobile software design and development, emerging technology professional coaching and consulting.
Currently specializing in iPhone application development. Publicly released applications include Toronto/Montreal/Vancouver/Calgary/Quebec Traffic, and Shortcovers (from Indigo Books & Music). -
Ph.D. Candidate
McMaster University
(Educational Institution; Higher Education industry)
May 2007 — November 2008 (1 year 7 months)
Research Area: Embedded, real-time systems. Timing analysis of real-time systems.
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M.A.Sc.
McMaster University - Dept. of Computing and Software
(Computer Software industry)
September 2004 — September 2006 (2 years 1 month)
Master of Applied Science in Software Engineering - Thesis: Symbolic Timing Analysis of Real-Time Systems. Created and implemented a method of automatic static timing analysis of real-time programs. The method improves on current techniques by eliminating the manual error-prone and time consuming task of manually annotating the loop/recursion bounds, etc. By modelling the program and a low-level 8/16-bit microprocessor, the implemented tool allows for the exhaustive automatic exploration of the symbolically reduced state-space to generate the precise best- and worst-case execution paths/times of the program.
Mark Pavlidis’s Education
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McMaster University
B.Eng&Mgt., M.A.Sc. , Software Engineering , 1999 — 2008
Teaching Assistant for Software Design I, Software Design III, Machine-Level Programming, Design and Selection
of Programming Languages, Introduction to Professional Engineering, Real-Time Systems and Computer Control
Systems, Senior Thesis Project, and Real-Time Embedded Systems (Graduate level course)- Activities and Societies:
- SEC President - 2002-2003
Additional Information
Mark Pavlidis’s Websites:
Mark Pavlidis’s Interests:
software engineering, internet technology, social networks, communication, current events, economics, podcasting, ...
Mark Pavlidis’s Groups:
Podcamp Toronto
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McMaster University Faculty, Students, Alumni and Friends -
iPhone Developers - www.iPhoneintouch.com -
Cocoa and Cocoa Touch Developers -
WWDC 2009
Mark Pavlidis’s Contact Settings
Interested In:
- career opportunities
- consulting offers
- new ventures
- expertise requests
- business deals
- reference requests
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