About This Page

This is actually my fifth attempt at designing this site. The first one was very simple — I basically made some strokes in Photoshop and put them around my cirriculum vitæ (I'm a programmer not a designer, Jim!), but I got sick of it after a while. The second one didn't have any design, just some pictures, and got some very bad feedback. Since I'm not really good at all that, for my third version, I used a free premade design, and stuck my text in here (since the old design didn't have any, I had to become very creative anyways). The forth version was an attempt to create a web page that doesn't look like it's using a premade design :), but unfortunately didn't look quite good enough, so Dietmar Kerschner did the design for this version (I wrote the HTML/CSS for it, though).

How to Contact Me

The best way is to drop me an email (see at the bottom right of this page).

Life On a Scale

1988-2001: School

After some very hard years at some schools I'd rather disremember, I attended HTL Donaustadt starting 1996, in the technical computer sciences branch (which doesn't exist any more, as far as I know).

Very early, I got an addiction that I couldn't get rid of ever since: Computers. I started programming shortly after I learned reading and writing, and I still haven't stopped being fascinated by it as of today.

2001-2002: Duty For The State

Since I despise the military, I attended community service instead (12 months at Lebenshilfe Wien), where I spent my time with some very nice people.

My first commercial programming projects (very small-scale, though) started shortly before leaving school.

2002-2008: Vienna University of Technology

After spending years with CS teachers that couldn't keep up with my knowledge in programming, I finally found the right place: The Vienna University of Technology. I've completed Software Engineering and Computer Graphics and Digital Image Processing.

2008-2010: University of Applied Sciences Technikum Wien

This is my second master's degree. Since Computer Graphics at the University of Technology was heavier on the theoretical side of things, I thought I'd probably want to get some training for field work, too. Thus, I enlisted in Game Engineering and Simulation.

since 2009: Lecturer at the University of Applied Sciences

In parallel to studying Game Engineering, I'm also attending to the students of the following year, teaching "Game Engine Design" and "Game Engine-based Development".

Publications

Monitzer, Andreas: Using Video Surveillance to Detect Dangerous Situations in Underground Stations by Computer Vision. In Proceedings of Scientific Presentation and Communication, June 2006. [link]

Monitzer, Andreas: Complex Material in Realtime Graphics. In Proceedings of Forschungsseminar aus Computergraphik und digitaler Bildverarbeitung, June 2006. [link]

Monitzer, Andreas: Eine Optimierungsbeschreibungssprache zur Verbesserung von Laufzeitabschätzungen. from Seminar for Bachelor's degree, August 2005. [link] (german)

Monitzer, Andreas: Fluid Simulation on the GPU with Complex Obstacles Using the Lattice Boltzmann Method. Master's Thesis, Vienna University of Technology, 2008. [link]

Legalese (Impressum)

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Scheugasse 20/13, A-1100 Vienna, Austria