Fadi is a Senior lecture at UEL. He studied for his undergraduate degree at the Lebanese American University of Beirut (Lebanon), in Business Computers (1993-97). He went on to complete his Masters in Information System Management at Stirling University in Scotland in 1998. He started teaching with the University of East London in 1999 and has completed his Post Graduate Certificate in Higher Education (PGCert - 2003).

In May 2004 Fadi finished his doctorate research in E-commerce Web application modelling at the University of East London (2000-04). At the moment Fadi has three International conferences publications in Web architecture designs and is working on two journal publications. Fadi is also involved in consultancy work in relation to developing Database System and Database-Driven Web applications, including the full development and management of the HND Website.

Programme Leader for Foundation Computing and Business Information Systems, lecturing and teaching at both unergraduate and postgraduate levels.

 

E-commerce and Database driven Web page Analysis, Design, and Development.

HND Computing and HND Business Information Technology
Foundation Computing and HND Business Information Technology
BSc Computer Games
MSc Internet Security

SD 1683 Introduction to Database System and Design
SD1686 Visual Programming
SD1685 System Analysis and Design
SD2687 Web Site Development

1. Safieddine, Fadi. An Empirical Evaluation of Modelling Languages for Forth generation E-commerce Application Development. PHD Thesis, University of East London. May 2004
2. Safieddine, F. An Empirical Evaluation of Web Modelling languages for E-Commerce Development. Ph.D Concurtium at: WWW/Internet Conference, Lisbon, Portugal. November 2002.
3. Charatan, Q. and Safieddine, F. A Review of Web Modelling Languages. Full paper presented at: IADIS WWW/Internet Conference, Lisbon, Portugal. November 2002.
4. Jahankani, H. and Safieddine, F. A Review of Web Tools Categories. Poster presented at: IADIS WWW/Internet Conference, Lisbon Portugal. November 2002.

1. Member of the British Computer Society