Profile of
Benjamin T. Heilein
Scientific Advisor for Computer Science
Student at LMU
Tutor for Computer Networks and Distributed Systems
born in 2004 in Munich. After graduating from high school in summer 2022 at the Carl-Orff-Gymnasium (
COG), Unterschleissheim,
Benjamin Heilein studied Greek and Hebrew in the theological preparatory year at GRZ
Krelingen, Walsrode.
Following this, he started studying computer science at the Ludwig Maximilians University (
LMU)
in Munich, where he is especially
interested in the applied subject of computational linguistics. Benjamin Heilein has been a Tutor for Computer
Networks and Distributed Systems (NM) at the Institute of Computer Science since April 1, 2024.
He described his experience in a South African boys' high school in the summer of 2019 in the article "My experience with the Afrikaanse Hoër Seunskool", in STROOM OP, third edition 2019, page 2. He is also the author of the awarded term paper "Floating PV Systems - Optimizing the Performance of Floating & Offshore Systems" (German language).
Languages: German, English, Latin, Greek (Ancient), Hebrew (Ancient), (elementary
Afrikaans).
IT languages: Java, Python, SQL, Haskell.
