Short Curriculum Vitae

Marc-Oliver Pahl studied Informatics at the Universität Tübingen with emphasis on computer networks, computer graphics and media science.

He finished his thesis in the area of computer graphics "spy360.net — webcam panorama images up to 360° in HDR" in 2008.

During his studies he was working as a student assistant at numerous chairs (theoretical informatics, symbolic computations, computer graphics) at the Informatics and Media Science (modern linguistics, media science, media section) departments of the Universität Tübingen.

From 2004-2008 he was collaborating with the chair for Computer networks and Internet at the Universität Tübingen.

During his work in Tübingen he created a repetition lecture about the basics of computer science and invented a new concept for practical exercises. He successfully implemented this concept for a new practical exercise he created.

He was participating as a consultant at the development of the eLearning DVD "Netzwerktechnik". He was giving several training courses at different schools in the south of Germany for this project.

Since 2008 Marc-Oliver Pahl is a research staff member and PhD Candidate at the chair of Network Architectures and Services at the Technische Universität München.

Marc-Oliver Pahl's current major research interest is in Autonomic Control and Management in Heterogeneous Networks.

In the teaching field he very successfully established the practical exercise iLab at the Technische Universität München as he did in Tübingen before. It is the most attended practical exercise by now (2010).

At the moment he is designing a new practical course which will become the follow up course for the iLab. The ilab² will cover specific network topics in detail.

Marc-Oliver Pahl is giving lectures at the Technische Universität.