Rate My Professor Stephen Hindle

Stephen Hindle is a Lecturer in Networking at the School of Computer Science and Information Technology, College of Engineering and Information Technology, at Adelaide University. Following a career change in 2000, he pursued studies in Information Technology at TAFESA, where he was promptly offered an initial six-month teaching contract. This opportunity launched his extensive career in IT education at TAFE SA, spanning 21 years. During this period, Hindle made notable contributions by assisting Flinders University in establishing their Cisco Networking Academy. Additionally, he developed courses for TAFE SA's Advanced Diploma in Information Technology and introduced the new Certificate IV in Cyber Security, demonstrating his practical expertise in networking and cybersecurity training.

In 2021, after concluding his tenure at TAFE SA, Hindle joined the University of South Australia as a Lecturer in Networking and Cyber Security. He now holds this position at Adelaide University, reflecting the merger of UniSA and the University of Adelaide. Hindle's teaching focuses on essential topics in information security and networking. He instructs courses including INFS 3083 Risk Management and Governance, INFS 3090 Security Foundations, INFT 3015 Network Security, and INFT 5040 Australian Cyber Law and Digital Evidence. These courses are scheduled for both 2024 and 2025, supporting students in developing critical skills for the cybersecurity landscape. His background in course development and academy establishment continues to inform his higher education teaching approach.