INL261
Web Development Fundamentals
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INL261
Introduction to HTML, CSS & JavaScript. Students build responsive, accessible websites from scratch and learn modern front-end workflows.
Belgium Campus iTversity
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Lecturer & Module Facilitator
Department of Computing & Information Technology
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Who Am I
About & Profile
[Prof. Philip van Huyssteen]
With over a decade of experience in higher education, [Prof. Philip van Huyssteen] brings a passion for practical, industry-aligned learning to every classroom. Holding a Master's degree in Information Technology and currently pursuing doctoral research in Human-Computer Interaction, [he/she/they] champions student-centred pedagogy and real-world problem-solving as the cornerstone of great teaching.
- MSc Information Technology
- BSc Honours Computer Science
- PGDip Higher Education
Core Strengths
Teaching & Facilitation
Student-centred, active-learning approach
Research
HCI, UX Design & EdTech
Innovation
AI-assisted curriculum development
Mentorship
Guiding students beyond the classroom
Industry Links
Active tech community engagement
Excellence
Award-nominated educator 2023
What I Teach
Modules & Expertise
Each module is designed to bridge theory and industry practice, equipping students with skills they can apply from day one on the job.
INL362
Human–Computer Interaction
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INL362
Usability principles, user research methods, wireframing, and prototype testing. Emphasis on empathy-driven design and accessibility standards.
INL471
Advanced Application Development
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INL471
Full-stack application design using modern frameworks. Covers REST APIs, database integration, cloud deployment, and software architecture patterns.
IND201
Introduction to Data Science
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IND201
Foundational concepts in data wrangling, visualisation, and statistical analysis using Python. Real-world datasets and Kaggle challenges included.
INL152
Digital Literacy & Ethics
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INL152
Critical thinking about technology's societal impact, cybersecurity basics, digital citizenship, privacy, and AI ethics in contemporary contexts.
INL335
Project Management for IT
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INL335
Agile & Scrum methodologies, sprint planning, stakeholder management, and risk analysis. Capstone group project using real PMBOK frameworks.
Beyond the Lectern
Fun Facts & Superpowers
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Words to Live By
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"The best teachers don't give you the answer — they give you the courage and the tools to find it yourself."
"Every bug is a lesson in disguise. The frustration is the tuition fee for the insight waiting on the other side."
"Technology is not the future — the people who understand it, shape it, and question it ethically are the future. That is why you are here."
"Collaboration is not cheating — it is the closest thing to real-world work experience you will get before graduation."
Get in Touch
Contact & Connect
Have a question about a module, assessment, or academic journey? Reach out through the official Belgium Campus channels below.
Office Hours
- Monday 09:00 – 11:00
- Wednesday 13:00 – 15:00
- Friday 10:00 – 12:00
Room B204, Pretoria Campus
Department
- Computing & Information Technology
- Faculty of IT
- Belgium Campus iTversity
- Pretoria, South Africa
Academic Channels
- LMS: Campus Moodle Portal
- Email: via institutional address
- Teams: BC Staff & Student Hub
Always use your student email address when making contact.
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