User:FritzFisher

I was reading Wetware: A Computer in Every Cell, published in 2009, by Dennis Bray. I decided to look him up in Wikipedia. I discovered that the book I was reading was not in the article on him. So I decided to edit the article to include his new book Wetware. I used the Sandbox to make sure that I didn't mess anything up. The edit looked fine, so I added it. The next day, my edit was removed.

I have a number of pages that I would like to add but I want to proceed cautiously and make sure that I understand the structure of Wikipedia and the community of editors and authors.

I teach Pre-AP Physics, AP Physics, AP Computer Science A, Pre-AP Biology, and Inquiry Science at Vista Grande High School in Casa Grande Arizona. Teaching is an old age job: I am 69 years old and only in my eleventh year of teaching.

I have a B.A. with a major in Literature and a minor in Art History from Ohio State University, 1962, and an M.S. in Computer Science, 1973, from Indiana University. My M.S. degree was mostly in Logic and Applied Mathematics.

I am very interested in the sort of Category Theory practiced by John Baez and William Lawvere. Currently I am studying two books in Category Theory: Topoi by Goldblatt and Arrows, Structures, and Functors: The Categorical Imperative by Arbib and Manes.

I am also very interested in Physics Education Research and below to TAPT, the Tucson Association of Physics Teachers.

I am single with no children. My bother Jim, who lives in Erie Colorado, has two daughters: Alexandra and Elizabeth.