^{MARKUS HAGENBUCHNER} Neue Steige 16 - 89584 Ehingen, Germany - (H) +49-7391-2503
Email: markus@neuro.informatik.uni-ulm.de
Home page: www.uni-ulm.de/~s_mhagen

PERSONAL INFORMATION

Marital status: single
Nationality: German
Date of Birth: December 17, 1967
Place of Birth: Bingen(Rhein), Germany

SUMMARY OF QUALIFICATIONS

Teaching students in "Introduction to Neural Information Processing"
Using HTML and Java to maintain Internet Home pages.
Using C to development tools for data pre-processing and classification.
Writing ANN simulations under Matlab.

Teaching C++ and Java.
Preparing presentations using Photoshop and Corel Draw.
Software implementation in C/C++, Cobol and Fortran.
Writing reports and papers using MS-OFFICE '97 and LaTex.
Design and implementation of Internet pages using HTML and Java.

System administration on UNIX and Windows-NT machines.
Network administration on a UNIX laptop.
Writing shell script files under UNIX.
Software development in C and COBOL under DOS and Win95.
Implementation of a Cash-book software in C++.
Writing manuals using Word 7.0.

Development of AI-applications in C as part of a team.
Problem analysis and development of problem solutions to research projects.
Writing reports and manuals with LaTex.
Tutoring students in "Introduction to Neural Information Processing"
Tutoring students in "Associative Memories"
Development and marking of assignments.

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE

Employed as Research Assistant and Tutor.
Teaching students in "Introduction to Neural Information Processing"
Participating on a project related to autonomous robot control using ANN techniques.

Participating on a project, sponsored by DSTO, to classification of ionograms using ANN techniques.
Writing several reports and two papers as result of the project work.
Part-time teaching programming languages.
Writing numerous programming tools, mostly user interfaces.

System and software maintenance on UNIX and WinNT machines.
Writing script files under UNIX.
Network administration on a UNIX laptop.
Participated on a project to "Prediction of Winners in Horseracing using ANN techniques.
Software development and implementation on a PC.
Writing manuals and software documentation.

Development of various AI-applications as part of a team.
Implementation of optimised LVQ learning rules.
Development and implementation of Graphical User Interfaces under UNIX.
Implementation and documentation of UNIX-process communication using named pipes.
Writing manuals & documentations to the implemented GUIs and AI-applications.
Teaching students in "Introduction to Neural Information Processing"
Tutoring students in "Associative Memories".

EDUCATION

Bachelor (Hons) of Computer Science.
Project "Application of Artificial Neural Networks to Ionograms".
Performing on Distinction and High Distinction levels.
Worked an average of 25 hours per week while carrying full academic load to finance studies.

Bachelor of Computer Science
Specialising in Artificial Neural Networks
Project "Parallel Cluster-Analysis and Projection".
Worked 30 hours/month while carrying full academic load to finance studies.

Apprenticeship to Machine Fitter at the largest company for mobile cranes.
Special skills training in hydraulics, pneumatics and CNC techniques.
Completed with first-class honours.

PUBLICATIONS

M. Hagenbuchner (1996), "Application of Artificial Neural Networks to Ionograms", University of Wollongong.
M. Hagenbuchner & J. Fulcher (1997), "Noise Removal in Ionograms by Neural Networks", Neural Computing and Applications, Springer (in print)
M. Hagenbuchner & J. Fulcher (1998) "Simulation of Ionograms Using Neural Networks", Neural Computing and Applications, Springer (submitted)

LANGUAGES

Fluent in English and German

REFERENCES

A. Prof. Dr. David Edelman, University of Wollongong

davide@dedalus.uow.edu.au

Prof. Dr. Guenther Palm, University of Ulm, Germany
Phone: +731 502 4151, Fax: +731 502 4156, Email: palm@neuro.informatik.uni-ulm.de
Dr. Friedhelm Schwenker, University of Ulm, Germany
Phone: +731 502 , Fax: +731 502 4156, Email: speedy@neuro.informatik.uni-ulm.de
John Fulcher, University of Wollongong
Phone: (042) 21-3811, Fax: (042) 21-4870, Email: john@uow.edu.au

AVAILABILITY

Any Time.

OTHERS

Willing to relocate and settle in Australia permanently.