Seminar IIS
Seminar Offers in Summer Term 2024
On this page you will find the seminar offers for the following modules in summer term 2024:
- IIS Research Seminar (5 ECTS, study start in or after 2021)
- IIS Project Seminar (5-10 ECTS, study start in or after 2021)
- Seminar International Information Systems (5 ECTS, study start before 2021)
You can apply for one or more seminar places until Friday, 05.04.2024, via the central StudOn seminar platform:
After the application deadline, seminar places will be assigned automatically. After that, you have time until Wednesday, 10.04.2024 to accept or release your place. If you do not receive a (desired) seminar place in the first round, a move-up procedure will take place afterwards, in which you can reapply for available seminar places directly via the respective chairs.
IIS Research Seminar (5 ECTS)
Target group: IIS students with study start in or after 2021
Digitalization in Business and Society
Chair: Digitalization in Business and Society (Prof. Laumer)
Content: The IIS research seminar offered by the Schöller Endowed Chair for Information Systems, esp. Digitalization in Business and Society, focuses on our three research areas:
- Responsible Artificial Intelligence
- Digital Transformation Management
- Future of Work
For each of these areas, several researchers from the chair offer individual thesis topics. At the kick-off session, students select a topic and a corresponding supervisor. Throughout the semester, students then develop an individual research question and choose a research method to answer it. While the supervisors provide basic guidance and feedback, it is the students’ responsibility to work self-reliantly on their topic and come up with results that answer their research question. In the end, every student hands in a written seminar thesis and presents their findings to the seminar audience. Additionally, halfway through the seminar, students conduct peer reviews of their projects. This allows them to practice the scientific review process and to receive constructive feedback guiding their own work.
Prerequisites: none
Registration: via the central StudOn seminar platform (see link above)
Internet of Things and Industrial Services Seminar
Chair: Digitalization Industrial Service Systems (Prof. Matzner)
Content: This seminar is designed to introduce master students to the transformative world of IoT and its profound impact on industrial services and operations. Throughout this seminar, students will explore the fundamental concepts of IoT, including its architecture, technologies, and protocols that enable interconnected devices to collect, exchange, and process data in real-time. They will also understand the business values of the Internet of Things, perform analysis, and create business models for the Internet of Things.
Students will delve into real-world applications of IoT in various industrial sectors such as manufacturing, healthcare, agriculture, and smart cities, highlighting how IoT technologies drive efficiency, innovation, and sustainability. The seminar will also cover critical challenges associated with IoT, including security, privacy, and integration issues, and discuss the future trends and potential of IoT in revolutionizing industrial services.
Through interactive lectures, case studies, and hands-on workshops, participants will gain a comprehensive understanding of how IoT serves as a cornerstone for Industry 4.0. This seminar is an excellent opportunity for students to understand the scope of IoT in industrial applications and prepare them for the emerging tech-driven future.
Prerequisites: none
Registration: via the central StudOn seminar platform (see link above)
IIS Project Seminar (5-10 ECTS)
Target group: IIS students with study start in or after 2021
No project seminars offered in summer term 2024.
Seminar International Information Systems (5 ECTS)
Target group: IIS students with study start before 2021
Digitalization in Business and Society
Chair: Digitalization in Business and Society (Prof. Laumer)
Content: The IIS research seminar offered by the Schöller Endowed Chair for Information Systems, esp. Digitalization in Business and Society, focuses on our three research areas:
- Responsible Artificial Intelligence
- Digital Transformation Management
- Future of Work
For each of these areas, several researchers from the chair offer individual thesis topics. At the kick-off session, students select a topic and a corresponding supervisor. Throughout the semester, students then develop an individual research question and choose a research method to answer it. While the supervisors provide basic guidance and feedback, it is the students’ responsibility to work self-reliantly on their topic and come up with results that answer their research question. In the end, every student hands in a written seminar thesis and presents their findings to the seminar audience. Additionally, halfway through the seminar, students conduct peer reviews of their projects. This allows them to practice the scientific review process and to receive constructive feedback guiding their own work.
Prerequisites: none
Registration: via the central StudOn seminar platform (see link above)
Internet of Things and Industrial Services Seminar
Chair: Digitalization Industrial Service Systems (Prof. Matzner)
Content: This seminar is designed to introduce master students to the transformative world of IoT and its profound impact on industrial services and operations. Throughout this seminar, students will explore the fundamental concepts of IoT, including its architecture, technologies, and protocols that enable interconnected devices to collect, exchange, and process data in real-time. They will also understand the business values of the Internet of Things, perform analysis, and create business models for the Internet of Things.
Students will delve into real-world applications of IoT in various industrial sectors such as manufacturing, healthcare, agriculture, and smart cities, highlighting how IoT technologies drive efficiency, innovation, and sustainability. The seminar will also cover critical challenges associated with IoT, including security, privacy, and integration issues, and discuss the future trends and potential of IoT in revolutionizing industrial services.
Through interactive lectures, case studies, and hands-on workshops, participants will gain a comprehensive understanding of how IoT serves as a cornerstone for Industry 4.0. This seminar is an excellent opportunity for students to understand the scope of IoT in industrial applications and prepare them for the emerging tech-driven future.
Prerequisites: none
Registration: via the central StudOn seminar platform (see link above)