Background of the Author

• Studies of philosophy and theology at the University of Regensburg and physics at the Technical University of Munich.
• Activity as instructor and course developer at the ``U.S.Army School Europe'' in Lenggries (Communications Electronics) (3 years), at Honeywell's Programming School in Frankfurt and later in Eschborn, Germany, and it's affiliated education centers in Paris, Amsterdam and Oslo and at many customers' sites ( $15 \frac{1}{2}$ years), and finally at the education department of ``Honeywell Federal Systems, Inc.'' in Reston, Va. (approx. 5 years).

  The course development and teaching activities related to the following areas: several assembler languages (DAP-16 and GMAP), FORTRAN, systems programming for main frame computers, operating systems analysis (Real Time Executive OP-16 and main frame operating system GCOS8), programming language C, systems programming for UNIX and Programming Methodology.

  These activities include writing the book ``Logik der Strukturierung von Programmen'' (See also bibliography: [8] which was published by the the R.Oldenbourg publishing company in Munich in 1980. Related to the book was the activity of programming a pre-compiler that translates structured pseudo-code into COBOL-74.

  The course oriented activites were supported by many programming activities on a private basis. These include writing programs in GMAP (Assembler), Pascal, C and C++.

• Working as Leitender Systemberater (Technical Consultant) at Bull's Software-House in Langen, Germany. (8 $\frac{1}{4}$ years).

  The main activities were: design and implementation of software in the area of telecommunications. Languages used were C, C++, Smalltalk, Lisp, Java and Scheme. Privately based activities include considerable programming experience in Java and Scheme.

• Starting with January 1st, 1999 independent activities in the fields of programming languages research and in religious and philosophical areas.

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