Background
Klein, Heinz Karl was born on November 25, 1939 in Germany. Arrived in the United States, 1984. Son of Karl K. and Waltraud Franzl.
(Data modeling was hypothesized to be the "salvation" of a...)
Data modeling was hypothesized to be the "salvation" of an organization's data problems. This book aims to analyze the problems encountered and to present a comparative philosophical study of the various approaches. On the philosophical level, the authors explore the epistemology, ontology, and rationality of each modeling approach. While on the theoretical computer science level, a systematic study of the history and development of three major strands of data modeling is presented. This book will be of great interest to all computer scientists using information systems as well as philosophers with an interest in computing applications.
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information systems researcher
Klein, Heinz Karl was born on November 25, 1939 in Germany. Arrived in the United States, 1984. Son of Karl K. and Waltraud Franzl.
Diploma-Kfm., University Munich, Germany, 1965. Dr.rer.publ., University Munich, Germany, 1969. Honorary Doctor, Oulu University, Finland, 1998.
Research associate Economic Research Institute, Munich, Germany, 1965-1966. Faculty assistant University Regensburg, Germany, 1967-1969. Assistant researcher University Mannheim, Germany, 1969-1970, research associate Germany, 1970-1977.
Assistant professor management science McMaster University, Hamilton, Ontario, Canada, 1978-1983. Associate professor State University of New York, Binghamtom, 1984-2000, Temple University, Philadelphia, from 2001. Visiting associate professor State University of New York, Buffalo, 1972-1973, McMaster University, 1973-1974.
Professor invité University Nautes, 2003.
(Data modeling was hypothesized to be the "salvation" of a...)
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Married Nora E., 1972 (divorced 1986). Children: Charlotte, Thomas, Ellen. Married Linda F., 2002.