Professor

Lars Michael Kristensen

Department of Computer science, Electrical engineering and Mathematical sciences
Lars Michael Kristensen
Tel: +47 55 58 71 64
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Bergen
KRONSTAD, E406
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Field of work

Lecturer in the bachelor programmes at HVL in software engineering and information technology, the master programme in software engineering, and the PhD programme in computer science. Supervisor for bachelor, master, and PhD students in software engineering and computer science at HVL.

  • Programmme Coordinator for the Master (siv.ing) programme of study in applied computer science and engineering at FIN https://ict.hvl.no/adaiv/
  • WP manager software technology and big-data middleware in the Centre for Research-based Innovation (SFI) SmartOcean https://sfismartocean.no   
  • Member of the PhD programme committe for computer science, and member of the study programme committee master programme and software engineering and for the bachelor and master programmes in information technology.
  • Co-investigator on software technology in the NFR-funded DYNAMIC project og fire safety and fire risk prediction

Member of several international conference programme committes within computer science, and member of the working group of the Norwegian Concultative Board on Informatics.

Personal home page: https://home.hvl.no/ansatte/lmkr/



Courses taught
  • Introduction to Programming (bachelor)
  • Network Technology and Distributed Systems (bachelor)
  • Advanced Software Technologies (master)
  • Model-driven Software Engineering anmd Reliable Software Systems (phd)

Research areas

My research interests are in the areas of concurrent and distributed software systems engineering, model-driven software engineering, software verification, explicit state space methods and model checking, computer tools for validation and verification, ad hoc networking and sensor networks for industrial automation, modeling and reliability of process and control systems, cloud computing and internet-of-things.


Research groups
Courses taught
  • DAT100, Introduction to Programming, Fall 2024
  • DAT300, Master's thesis, Fall 2024
  • DAT300, Master's thesis, Spring 2025

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