Computing & AI

Dr R. Tetteh

Lecturer · Lecturer in Computational Languages

Dr R. Tetteh, Lecturer in Computational Languages

Biography

Dr Tetteh teaches programming languages and compilers, with a research focus on tools that make computing education accessible to first-generation university students.

Appointed
2020
Office hours
Wed & Fri, 09:00–11:00
Department
Department of Computer Science & AI
Pronouns
she/her
Years teaching
6
Languages
English, Ga, Twi

Teaching philosophy

Compilers should be the course where first-generation students discover they belong in computing.

Research interests

  • Programming languages
  • Computing education
  • Compilers

Qualifications

  • PhD Computer Science, University of Edinburgh
  • MSc Software Engineering, KNUST
  • BSc Computer Science, University of Ghana

Courses taught

  • CAI 210: Programming Languages
  • CAI 315: Compilers
  • CAI 110: Intro to Computing

Selected publications

  • Teaching Compilers to First-Gen Students (2023)
  • Accessible PL Pedagogy (2022)

Grants & funded projects

  • First-Gen Coders Programme — Google.org (2023–2025)

Awards & honours

  • ACM SIGCSE Travel Award (2022)

Supervision

  • 2 MPhil candidates in programming languages

Media & talks

  • Pulse Ghana feature on women in tech (2023)

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