Mr Dave Sarran

Mr. Sarran has a multidisciplinary background comprising of the disciplines of Computer Science, Business Administration, and Information Systems. He complements this academic career with industry experience having worked for agencies including but not limited to the Ministry of Public Telecommunications, National Data Management Authority, National Frequency Management Unit and Ministry of Agriculture. Mr. Sarran holds a BSc. (University of Guyana), MBA (Australian Institute of Business), and a MSc. (University of Sheffield).

Research Interests

• Transformative potential of ICTs in developing countries

• Impact of information systems implementation and use in developing countries

• Information systems adoption and post-adoption management

• Sustainable ICT strategies and interventions in developing countries

• E-governance and ICT policy development

Teaching Allocation for the Academic Year 2020/2021

• CSE2103 – Introduction to Networking and Data Communications I

• CSE4103/ITE4102/ISY4102 – Applied Project

• ISY1200 – Information Systems Fundamentals

• ISY4201 – Information and Communications Technologies for Development (ICT4D)

• CSE2201 – Internet Computing I

Besides teaching, Mr. Sarran supervises students’ undergraduate research projects each year.