Teaching Appointments

Gio Wiederhold

• 1994-present: Professor (Research), Dept. of Computer Science; and Medicine and Electrical Engineering (by courtesy), Stanford University.
• 1989-1994: Professor (Research), Depts. of Computer Science and Medicine; and Electrical Engineering (by courtesy), Stanford University.
• 1983-1989: Associate Professor (Research) , Depts. of Computer Science and Medicine; and Electrical Engineering (by courtesy).
• 1976-1983: Assistant Professor, Computer Science Department; and Electrical Engineering (by courtesy)
• 1965-1975: Lecturer, Computer Science Department.

  Courses taught at Stanford University:

  Introduction to Algorithmic Processes,
  Computer Organization and Information Structures,
  Introduction to Computer Science,
  Non-numerical Methods,
  Database Systems,
  Introduction to Computer Architecture,
  Operating Systems,
  Systems Programming,
  Parallel Processing,
  Systems Research Seminar,
  Language Features and their Implementation,
  Computer Science Colloquium,
  File and Database Systems,
  Database Research Seminar,
  Medical Computer Sciences,
  Distributed Databases,
  Federated Databases.
  Experimental Seminar in Large-Scale Software Construction.
  Image Database Seminar. (sponsor only)

• 1983-1990 (summers): Short courses for the Western Institute in Computer Science (WICS):
  
  Database and Knowledge Base Management
  Database Distribution
  Database Design.

• 1982 (summer): Short course for the Institute in Computer Science, University of California, Santa Cruz:
  
  Database Design.

• 1977-1978: California State University, San Francisco:
  
  Evening course on Database Design.

• 1976: Institute of Information Technology, MITI, Tokyo, Japan:
  
  Short course on Database Performance Prediction.

• 1975: University of California, San Francisco:
  
  Database Organization.

• 1974: ACM, New York:
  
  Short course on Database Schemas.

• 1964-1965: IIT Kanpur, India:
  
  Introduction to Programming,
  Numerical Analysis and Computation,
  Systems Programming.

• 1962-1975: University of California, Berkeley:
  
  Assembly Programming,
  Fortran,
  Database Organization.
  

• 1959-1960: IBM Service Bureau, New York:
  
  Short Courses in Fortran

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