Dr. Timothy Lethbridge is a visionary Software Engineering researcher. He is the lead investigator and creator of Umple, a model-oriented programming language that pushes the boundaries in software engineering, and opens new pathways for the adoption of software design and modeling. I was fortunate to have Dr. Timothy Lethbridge as my PhD supervisor and mentor at University of Ottawa.

I first met Tim as an undergraduate student at Ottawa University. I took his course on UML and software design, which I enjoyed very much. Later, I joined his research team as a graduate student (first as a Master student and later as a PhD). During my graduate studies, Tim has been a great source of inspiration and knowledge. He provided me with excellent advice, prompt feedback, and lots of great ideas. Tim is an expert researcher in a variety of topics in software engineering including software modeling and usability engineering. His research work is published in renowned conferences and journals. Tim is also the lead designer of the Umple language, a text-based language for programming with UML. Umple will, undoubtedly, soon gain in popularity among software practitioners. Tim has also contributed significantly to software engineering education worldwide through his leading roles in various initiatives such as the SWEBOK (Software Engineering Body of Knowledge). He is also the author of a textbook on software engineering that is widely used to teach software concepts. I used it myself for some of my courses at Concordia University.

Dr. Timothy Lethbridge is a visionary Software Engineering researcher. He is the lead investigator and creator of Umple, a model-oriented programming language that pushes the boundaries in software engineering, and opens new pathways for the adoption of software design and modeling. I was fortunate to have Dr. Timothy Lethbridge as my PhD supervisor and mentor at University of Ottawa.

I first met Tim as an undergraduate student at Ottawa University. I took his course on UML and software design, which I enjoyed very much. Later, I joined his research team as a graduate student (first as a Master student and later as a PhD). During my graduate studies, Tim has been a great source of inspiration and knowledge. He provided me with excellent advice, prompt feedback, and lots of great ideas. Tim is an expert researcher in a variety of topics in software engineering including software modeling and usability engineering. His research work is published in renowned conferences and journals. Tim is also the lead designer of the Umple language, a text-based language for programming with UML. Umple will, undoubtedly, soon gain in popularity among software practitioners. Tim has also contributed significantly to software engineering education worldwide through his leading roles in various initiatives such as the SWEBOK (Software Engineering Body of Knowledge). He is also the author of a textbook on software engineering that is widely used to teach software concepts. I used it myself for some of my courses at Concordia University.

Dr. Timothy Lethbridge is a visionary Software Engineering researcher. He is the lead investigator and creator of Umple, a model-oriented programming language that pushes the boundaries in software engineering, and opens new pathways for the adoption of software design and modeling. I was fortunate to have Dr. Timothy Lethbridge as my PhD supervisor and mentor at University of Ottawa.

I first met Tim as an undergraduate student at Ottawa University. I took his course on UML and software design, which I enjoyed very much. Later, I joined his research team as a graduate student (first as a Master student and later as a PhD). During my graduate studies, Tim has been a great source of inspiration and knowledge. He provided me with excellent advice, prompt feedback, and lots of great ideas. Tim is an expert researcher in a variety of topics in software engineering including software modeling and usability engineering. His research work is published in renowned conferences and journals. Tim is also the lead designer of the Umple language, a text-based language for programming with UML. Umple will, undoubtedly, soon gain in popularity among software practitioners. Tim has also contributed significantly to software engineering education worldwide through his leading roles in various initiatives such as the SWEBOK (Software Engineering Body of Knowledge). He is also the author of a textbook on software engineering that is widely used to teach software concepts. I used it myself for some of my courses at Concordia University.