The School of Niklaus Wirth 2000

• László Böszörményi: Introduction. 1-4

Part 1: Niklaus Wirth - a Pioneer of Computer Science

• Gustav Pomberger, Hanspeter Mössenböck, Peter Rechenberg: Niklaus Wirth - a Pioneer of Computer Science. 5-20

Part 2: Niklaus Wirth and Edsger W. Dijkstra

• Niklaus Wirth: From Programming Language Design to Computer Construction. 21-30
• Edsger W. Dijkstra: On the transitive closure of a wellfounded relation. 31-40

Part 3: The Teachings of a Scholar as Told by his Pupils - Common Work in Retrospect

• Michael Franz: Oberon - The Overlooked Jewel. 41-54
• Hanspeter Mössenböck: Compiler Construction - The Art of Niklaus Wirth. 55-68
• Svend Erik Knudsen: Medos in Retrospect. 69-86
• Peter Schulthess: Lean Systems in an Intrinsically Complex World. 87-94
• Stephan W. Gehring: Learning the Value of Simplicity. 95-100

Part 4: New Ways in Education and Research

• Jürg Gutknecht: Compiler Construction versus Lotus Notes^TM: A Strange Battle. 101-120
• Clemens A. Szyperski: Modules and Components - Rivals or Partners? 121-132
• Robert Griesemer, Srdjan Mitrovic: A Compiler for the Java HotSpot^TM Virtual Machine. 133-152
• Hans Eberle: Designing a Cluster Network. 153-172
• Martin Odersky: Programming with Functional Nets. 173-202

Part 5: Mastering Simplicity - in the Industry

• Bernhard Wagner: Lilith Meets the World of Business. 203-218
• Robert Burton, Farrell Ostler, Thom Boyer, Fon Brown, Matt Morrise: The Chip Company that made $100m with MODULA-2. 219-226
• Josef Templ: FFF97 - Oberon in the Real World. 227-244

Part 6: The World According to Wirth - Personal, Anecdotal Reviews

• Kathleen Jensen: Serendipity. 245-246
• Jirka Hoppe: Daily Life with N. Wirth. 247-252
• Ann Dünki: Third Milennium Culture. 253-254