Key details
Adil Akram
Lecturer in Computing (Project Management)
Adil Akram is a Lecturer in Computing (Project Management) at the University of Greenwich. His teaching spans computing, database systems, web development and project management.
He supports students in developing both technical knowledge and practical skills through lectures, tutorials, laboratory sessions and project supervision. His teaching approach focuses on presenting concepts clearly and progressively, enabling students to build confidence and apply their learning in real-world contexts.
Adil provides academic support across coursework, student progression and final-year projects. He is committed to helping students develop a strong understanding of core concepts while encouraging practical application, critical thinking and independent problem-solving.
Alongside his teaching, Adil is interested in the use of technology and data to enhance teaching, learning and student outcomes.
Responsibilities within the university
- Lecturer in Computing (Project Management)
- Academic Tutor
- Undergraduate and Postgraduate Project Supervisor
Research / Scholarly interests
Adil's scholarly interests focus on the application of computing, data analytics and artificial intelligence to support decision-making and address practical challenges across a range of domains, including education.
He is particularly interested in how data-driven technologies and AI-enabled systems can be used to generate insights, improve processes and enhance user experiences. His work also explores the relationship between technical knowledge and its practical application, with a focus on helping students develop problem-solving capabilities and apply computing principles in professional settings.
His broader interests include the use of computing and data analytics to solve real-world problems, improve educational practice and support innovation in teaching and learning.