Electrical & Industrial Engineering

After successful completion of this course, students:

• Know the physical basics of mechanical, thermodynamic, optical and electrical phenomena
• Correctly identify and categorize the physics basics of technical applications
• Understand dependences between different aspects of technical applications
• Analyze and visualize physical calculations
• Carry out simple physical calculations

Recommended: Module „Principles of Business Administration and  Economics“ (WIT150 - see above)

B2 Level in English

After successful completion of this course, students:

• Know and assess the degree, characteristics, drivers, advantages, and problems of economic internationalization
• Acquire detailed knowledge of the key questions and planning steps for business internationalization, and ability to apply respective planning instruments
• Know the typical operational issues caused by internationalization and understand the basic concepts for solving them
• Understand the concept of culture and its importance for business
• Assess one's own culture and its influence on behavior and communicate effectively in international teams

B2 Level in English

For Bachelor Students: Course for 3-4 Semester

After successful completion of this course, students:

• Learn why and how production and logistics are organized and coordinated in international networks
• Acquire fundamental knowledge of international network structure, especially of types and configuration of production and logistics networks
• Acquire fundamental theoretical knowledge for analyzing, creating, optimizing and controlling international production and logistics networks
• Obtain skills for practical problem solving in production and logistics networks
• Gain managerial competencies with respect to network leadership, cross-company communication and international organization as well as sustainability
• Understand the basics of quantitative and qualitative methodologies
• Get to know a variety of marketing instruments

Recommended: Module „Principles of Business Administration and  Economics“ (WIT150 - see above)

B2 Level in English

Throughout the course, students:

• Understand basic marketing and sales models and theories
• Analyze market and demand behavior
• Reflect and describe typical organizational settings in the field of marketing and sales
• Solve marketing related case studies in order to gain a better application-oriented knowledge about marketing and sales objectives

After successful completion of this course, students:

• Understand the fundamental terms of business administration and economics
• Understand the way of economic thinking
• Master basic methods of business administration and economics
• Get insights into the importance and tasks of the functional areas of a business
• Understand the complexity of business processes and economic developments

On Campus

After successful completion of this course, students:

• Understand the operational process of producing goods and the fundamentals of procurement and purchasing
• Know the fundamentals of manufacturing, different production types, production planning and control in order to understand optimization and adjustment decisions (e.g. as part of lean manufacturing)
• Get insights into logistics, from transport systems to internal and cross- company integrating supply chains

Throughout the course, students:

• Understand the principles of projects and project management
• Understand relevant terms and methods related to project management, characteristics of projects
• Learn basic leadership and management principles for project managers and how to use project management software
• Learn how to organize tasks by applying efficient time management and result-oriented way of working
• Effectively work in projects and manage and lead simple or small projects on your own

B2 Level in English

On Campus

After successful completion of this course, students:

• can identify and classify optimization problems in networks arising in logistics and production (or likewise in other sectors such as energy or telecommunication).
• are proficient in modelling techniques and can solve optimization problems algorithmically
• understand the scientific basics of algorithmics and complexity for a variety of network optimization problems
• know various algorithms and can classify them with regards to their efficiency
• can execute basic network algorithms independently and they can use them to solve real-world optimization problems as they appear, e.g. in logistics
• are able to find modelling approaches and solution methods also for new problems from real-world applications
• independently understand algorithms, which were previously unknown to them and deploy them correctly
• can classify problems with regards to their solvability and
• are able to develeop alogrithmic approaches by themselves