
Always fair, encouraging, and motivating.
Inspires curiosity and a thirst for knowledge.
Inspires students to reach new heights.
Encourages questions and exploration.
Always fair, encouraging, and motivating.
Joel Dellar is a Lecturer in Networking at Adelaide University, affiliated with the College of Engineering and Information Technology, School of Computer Science and Information Technology. His professional email is joel.dellar@adelaide.edu.au. In this role, he contributes significantly to the teaching of undergraduate courses in computer science and information technology, focusing on networking and related practical skills.
Joel Dellar serves as the course coordinator for COMP 2020 Network Design, a level 2 undergraduate course. He instructs practical sessions (PR01 and PR02) held at Mawson Lakes (Building J, J2-25) on Thursdays from 11:10am to 2pm during periods such as 26 February to 16 April and 7 May to 4 June, as well as at Adelaide City Campus East (Ingkarni Wardli, B.15) on Mondays from 2:10pm to 5pm from 23 February to 13 April. He is also an instructor for INFO 4900 IT Project 1, with workshops at Adelaide City Campus East, including sessions on Mondays from 6:10pm to 8pm between 4 May and 1 June. Additionally, Joel Dellar teaches in COMP 3041 CCNP Enterprise Core, a level 3 course. He is listed as an instructor for INFO 3902 ICT Capstone Project 2 and INFO 3901 ICT Capstone Project 1 at Mawson Lakes, collaborating with faculty such as Alfred Krzywicki, Karamjit Kaur, Penny de Byl, Lin Yue, Ben Volmer, Nathan Simpson, and Mark Carman. Prior to his current position, Joel Dellar was a Lecturer in Networking at the University of South Australia (UniSA) within UniSA STEM, teaching courses including Network Architecture and Network Design and Realisation in programs like the Bachelor of Information Technology (Networking). His extensive involvement in these courses underscores his expertise in network design, enterprise networking, IT projects, and capstone experiences for ICT students.
