Jacqui Chetty is a Lecturer at the University of Birmingham (UoB) since September 2020, with a focus on teaching and learning in computer science. Her skills profile includes teaching undergraduate courses such as object-oriented programming (Java, Python), full-stack programming, and projects for 3rd-year students. She has also taught a variety of past undergraduate courses including Information Systems, Programming (Java, C#, Python), Computer Systems, Web Development, Systems Analysis & Design, and Internet Programming. Additionally, she has experience teaching postgraduate and honors courses and supervising PhD and Masters students. Jacqui has held various management and administrative roles, including EDI lead at UoB and line manager for project officer student success at UoK. She is actively involved in committees related to equity, diversity, and inclusivity (EDI), and she has served on the Athena Swan committee. Her educational background includes a Doctor of Philosophy in Education with a specialization in Computer Science Education from the University of Johannesburg, as well as a PGCHE from the University of Kent. Jacqui has received several awards and distinctions for her academic achievements and has secured research funding for her projects. She has published numerous book chapters, journal papers, and conference papers, focusing on topics such as computer programming education, pedagogy, and information security. Her research interests include improving programming skills for students and developing pedagogical strategies for teaching computer programming.