Nina Herrmann
Correctness may be theoretical but incorrectness has practical impact.
Leonardo-Campus 3
Münster, NRW
- I started studying information systems in 2014 as I kind of liked computer science (as far as one can know at this point in time).
- I continued with my master in 2017 and finished my PhD in 2024 at the chair for practical computer science.
- I worked on the Muenster Skeleton Library (muesli) for my PhD to simplify parallel programming on heterogeneous computing environments.
- From 2016-2019 I worked as a student assistant at the ZHLDigital in collaboration with the chair for practical computer science. I got the chance to develop open-source plugins for the Learning Management System Moodle (Plugin directory, Github).
- I continued this work as a system administrator during my PhD managing the university platform “LearnWeb”.
- I switched the chair for Machine Learning and Data Engineering (the chair for practical computer science dissolved).
- Additional research topics: TinyML, Energy Efficiency