Seminar IIS

Chair: Digitalization in Business and Society (Prof. Laumer)

Content: The research and project work at the Schöller Endowed Chair for Information Systems, esp. Digitalization in Business and Society concentrates on the three research areas:

• Responsible Artificial Intelligence
• Digital Transformation Management
• Future of Work

As part of this research seminar, various research questions of digitalization in business and society within these fields are discussed and students carry out their own research project by using different methods (e.g., literature review, experimental research, qualitative research).

Prerequisites: none

Registration: https://www.studon.fau.de/crs3529676_join.html

Chair: Management Intelligence Services (Prof. Bodendorf)

Content: Students solve case studies that are of high practical relevance for companies and organisations nowadays. Whenever possible, we assign topics that are currently important for our cooperation partners like adidas or REHAU. Students learn how to deliver an effective presentation and improve their academic writing skills.

This course is mostly organized as a self-study. Work will be done in groups of three to five students. All topics are presented and explained in the Kick-off, as well as organizational issues and other relevant information. Teams will have to present their progress on the chosen topic.

Prerequisites: none

Registration: https://www.studon.fau.de/crs4928086_join.html

Chair: Digital Industrial Service Systems (Prof. Matzner)

Content: Are you ready to delve into the exciting world of the Internet of Things (IoT) and its applications in the manufacturing industry? Look no further than the “Internet of Things and Industrial Service Systems” seminar, offered by the Chair of Digital Industrial Service Systems this semester.

In this course, you will have the unique opportunity to collaborate with a boutique consulting company and work on a real-life case study that will challenge you to apply your knowledge and skills in a practical setting. You will learn how IoT technologies are revolutionizing the way manufacturers operate, enabling them to streamline their operations, improve efficiency, and enhance product quality.

Throughout the course, you will explore various IoT applications in the manufacturing domain, including smart sensors, predictive maintenance, and real-time monitoring. You will gain a deep understanding of how these technologies work, as well as their potential to transform the manufacturing industry and the broader economy.

This seminar promises to be an exciting and engaging experience for all students interested in IoT and the future of industrial service systems. Don’t miss this chance to enhance your skills, gain hands-on experience, and prepare yourself for a career in this field.

Enroll now and join us in exploring the fascinating world of the Internet of Things and industrial service systems!

Prerequisites: none

Registration: https://www.studon.fau.de/crs5003548_join.html

Chair: Digitalization in Business and Society (Prof. Laumer)

Content: The research and project work at the Schöller Endowed Chair for Information Systems, esp. Digitalization in Business and Society concentrates on the three research areas:

• Responsible Artificial Intelligence
• Digital Transformation Management
• Future of Work

As part of this research seminar, various research questions of digitalization in business and society within these fields are discussed and students carry out their own research project by using different methods (e.g., literature review, experimental research, qualitative research).

Prerequisites: none

Registration: https://www.studon.fau.de/crs3529676_join.html

Chair: Management Intelligence Services (Prof. Bodendorf)

Content: Students solve case studies that are of high practical relevance for companies and organisations nowadays. Whenever possible, we assign topics that are currently important for our cooperation partners like adidas or REHAU. Students learn how to deliver an effective presentation and improve their academic writing skills.

This course is mostly organized as a self-study. Work will be done in groups of three to five students. All topics are presented and explained in the Kick-off, as well as organizational issues and other relevant information. Teams will have to present their progress on the chosen topic.

Prerequisites: none

Registration: https://www.studon.fau.de/crs4928086_join.html

Chair: Digital Industrial Service Systems (Prof. Matzner)

Content: Are you ready to delve into the exciting world of the Internet of Things (IoT) and its applications in the manufacturing industry? Look no further than the “Internet of Things and Industrial Service Systems” seminar, offered by the Chair of Digital Industrial Service Systems this semester.

In this course, you will have the unique opportunity to collaborate with a boutique consulting company and work on a real-life case study that will challenge you to apply your knowledge and skills in a practical setting. You will learn how IoT technologies are revolutionizing the way manufacturers operate, enabling them to streamline their operations, improve efficiency, and enhance product quality.

Throughout the course, you will explore various IoT applications in the manufacturing domain, including smart sensors, predictive maintenance, and real-time monitoring. You will gain a deep understanding of how these technologies work, as well as their potential to transform the manufacturing industry and the broader economy.

This seminar promises to be an exciting and engaging experience for all students interested in IoT and the future of industrial service systems. Don’t miss this chance to enhance your skills, gain hands-on experience, and prepare yourself for a career in this field.

Enroll now and join us in exploring the fascinating world of the Internet of Things and industrial service systems!

Prerequisites: none

Registration: https://www.studon.fau.de/crs5003548_join.html

Chair: Management Intelligence Services (Prof. Bodendorf)

Content: Students solve case studies that are of high practical relevance for companies and organisations nowadays. Whenever possible, we assign topics that are currently important for our cooperation partners like adidas or REHAU. Students learn how to deliver an effective presentation and improve their academic writing skills.

This course is mostly organized as a self-study. Work will be done in groups of three to five students. All topics are presented and explained in the Kick-off, as well as organizational issues and other relevant information. Teams will have to present their progress on the chosen topic.

Prerequisites: none

Registration: https://www.studon.fau.de/crs4928086_join.html

Chair: Digital Industrial Service Systems (Prof. Matzner)

Content: Process mining enables organizations to create data-based transparency over their processes and hence presents a basis for improving business processes. As the technology matures, so do the available software solutions in the market. In 2020, the Chair of Digital Industrial Service Systems conducted an extensive survey on different Process mining software and their functionalities (https://www.processmining-software.com). However, throughout the past years, multiple vendors of Process mining software have emerged, disappeared or joined forces with other big software houses. In addition, the requirements of organizations for a specific solution might have changed. This means it is time for an update – from researching requirements for Process mining software to displaying your results.

Be part of an agile team developing a comparison of Process mining software to provide organizations with a basis for decision-making on their perfect software fit!

Prerequisites: Interest in process mining
Registration: https://www.studon.fau.de/crs4982268_join.html