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Bryan Sarlo is a lecturer in Computer Science at Western University. He primarily teaches undergraduate courses, including CS1033, CS1027, and CS2033, where he focuses on Python for non-computer science students within the Western Integrated Science program. Bryan has authored a digital textbook on multimedia topics related to his CS1033 class. He obtained his BSc in Computer Science from Nipissing University and later pursued an MSc at Western University, where he specialized in AI and video game development under the supervision of Dr. Mike Katchabaw. His research has been featured in various conferences, including contributions on simulation frameworks and particle swarm behavior in high-dimensional systems. Bryan also teaches several other courses and received the Graduate Student Teaching Award in 2014, reflecting his dedication to teaching and mentoring students in the field of Computer Science.
Western University • London, Ontario, Canada
Lecturer in Computer Science, responsible for teaching multiple undergraduate courses and developing course materials.
Streams include Archaeology and Bioarchaeology, and Sociocultural Anthropology.