Martin Vogel

Martin Vogel is a part-time Lecturer at the Lucerne School of Computer Science and Information Technology (HSLU) since 2003. He holds a Master's degree in Electrical Engineering from ETH Zürich (1995). His academic role focuses on teaching subjects like Microcontroller Programming, Algorithms, and Computer Science fundamentals. Alongside his academic duties, he operates as a self-employed professional photographer, offering services for journalism, marketing, and portraits, including work for HSLU.

Education:

• Master of Electrical Engineering, ETH Zürich (1995)

Research & Professional Expertise: Vogel specializes in embedded systems, software/hardware development, and project management. His technical competencies include C/C++ programming, microprocessor technology, and Python scripting. His photography work complements his technical skills, with a focus on event, portrait, and architectural photography.

Projects: He contributes to research initiatives such as the 'ITC - Big Data HSLU Cloud' and 'Autonomous Low-Cost Emissions Monitoring of Wood-Burning Stoves.'

Teaching & Advising: No formal advisees are listed, but he instructs courses like 'PREN Project Module Product Development' and supervises bachelor theses. No grants are explicitly mentioned.

Labs/Teams: Engaged in the HSLU's ITC projects, focusing on cloud computing and environmental monitoring systems.