short bio
Marc
Hermann received his diploma degree in 2002 at University of Ulm.
He then joined the e-learning project “Docs ‘n Drugs – The Virtual Polyclinic”
at the University of Ulm Institute of Media Informatics led by Prof. Dr. Michael Weber. Marc was working there as research associate until 2008 and is currently writing a doctoral thesis on the topic of tangible interaction. His research interests are alternative user interfaces,
especially tangible interfaces and ambient displays for use in ubiquitous
computing.
In 2004-2005 he attended courses in higher education pedagogy and received the Baden-Württemberg Certificate thereupon.
Since the summer term of 2008 he holds a teaching course on object-oriented programming in c++ at Aalen University.
In April 2009 he started as a software developer at Inneo Solutions GmbH, Ellwangen.
education
| 1978 – 1982 | Grundschule Obergünzburg (primary school) |
| 1982 – 1992 | Allgäu-Gymnasium Kempten, graduation: Abitur (diploma from German secondary school qualifying for university admission or matriculation) |
| 1992 – 2002 | University of Ulm, graduation: German diploma degree (Dipl. Inform.) |
| 2005 – now | doctoral study at the Institute of Media Informatics, University of Ulm |
alternative civilian service
| 1999 – 2000 | kindergarten of Lebenshilfe Aalen (german organisation for disabled persons) |
employment
| 2002 – 2008 | University of Ulm, research assistant at Institute of Media Informatics |
| 2008 – now | Aalen University, guest lecturer at the Faculty for Engineering |
| 2008 – now | Inneo Solutions GmbH, softwaredeveloper projectmanagement solutions (MS Project, WPF, Silverlight) |