Masterstudium Business Informatics - Fakultät für Informatik, TU Wien

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BAE/INE - Information Economics and Social Simulation (6.0 Ects) This module deals with various important concepts of information in economics and the social sciences and shows ways to simulate socio-economic systems. In socio-economic systems heterogeneous individuals interact in networks, which heavily inuence the learning and decision making processes of these individuals. These micropatterns of behaviour lead to macrobehaviour of the society, which can be simulated in a realistic way by employing agent based computational simulation. In the lecture parts of the module important concepts are introduced and ways to simulate socio-economic systems are presented. In the project part of the module students employ and deepen this knowledge by working on and experimenting with computational social simulation models, especially with agent based models. BAE/MGT - Management (9.0 Ects) In this module, students are provided with fundamental knowledge and skills necessary to manage complex socio-technical systems. This comprises planning and control of generic management processes based on IT support, human resource management and leadership as well as the management of business relations in form of negotiations. Besides lectures and nal exams, the courses include case studies, role plays, teamwork, and take-home exercises. BIN/BEN - <strong>Business</strong> Engineering (15.0 Ects) This module deals with designing an enterprise in an e-business and e-commerce context. This covers the area of analyzing its performance (business intelligence), understanding the electronic markets and networks as well as planning and designing activities or the respective systems (e-commerce), modeling the internal processes and workows (workow modeling), designing new products and services and innovating products and services. Thus, the module covers all business engineering aspects from analysis, abstraction, modeling, design, planning up to implementation. The module is organized along lectures, class room tasks, assignments, and hands-on exercises (alone or in groups). When appropriate, tools are provided. BIN/MOS - Modeling and Simulation (6.0 Ects) This module oers a compact introduction into the art of modeling and into the technique of simulation. Students learn how to perform a simulation study correctly following all necessary steps from data acquisition, (mathematical) modeling, implementation, validation, identication, and result analysis. Dierent modeling techniques (from dierential and dierence equations via cellular automata to soft computing-based modeling techniques and discrete event modeling) are compared and appraised with respect to data availability. Using standard and experimental simulation systems students work on case studies in various application areas (from economics via production to physics and health care). FMF/KBS - Knowledge-based Systems (6.0 Ects) This module oers an introduction into important concepts of knowledge-based systems like problem solving techniques, formalisms to represent knowledge, and corresponding deduction concepts. Students acquire systematic knowledge about the fundamental principles underlying knowledge-based systems, both from a theoretical and from a practical implementation side. Students continue to train their capabilities to analyze problems, their abilities to argue and reason correctly in proofs, which result in solutions, and their abilities to 10
implement solutions. Topics are presented in lectures, exercises are done and presented by students, larger problems are solved and implemented by students in the lab. FMF/QOM - Quantative Operations Management (6.0 Ects) This module deals with quantitative methods used in operations management as well as with decision analysis by mathematical models and econometric methods. Theoretical background is assessed by periodic exams. To adopt the skills, students work out examples and case studies, in class as well as at home. Fachübergreifende Qualikationen (4.5 Ects) Die Lehrveranstaltungen dieses Moduls dienen dem Erwerb fachübergreifender Qualikationen wie zum Beispiel: Verhandlungsführung, Präsentation- und Kommunikationstechnik, systematische Recherche und Planung, Koniktmanagement, Teamfähigkeit und Führung, Organisation und Management, Betriebsgründung und Finanzierung, Verständnis rechtlicher Rahmenbedinungen, Verbesserung von Fremdsprachenkenntnissen. Freie Wahl (max. 4.5 Ects) Die Lehrveranstaltungen dieses Moduls dienen der Vertiefung des Faches sowie der Aneignung auÿerfachlicher Kenntnisse, Fähigkeiten und Kompetenzen. INT/ASE - Advanced Software Engineering (6.0 Ects) This module builds on the foundation of knowledge from the bachelor module to deepen selected software engineering approaches for the development and evolution of advanced software systems. The focus is on technical software engineering approaches, such as component-based software engineering and software process automation, for evolving advanced software systems in distributed engineering teams. The module consists of project work in a small group over the course of a semester, in which a medium-size software engineering project is conducted with the goal of a usable and useful prototype with associated systematic documentation and the use of selected advanced software technologies. INT/MEN - Model Engineering (6.0 Ects) This module places software models as the central artifact in software development. Thus, model engineering aims for modeldriven software development closing the gap between modeling and programming. In this context, concepts and techniques of transformation engineering, language engineering, and model management are taught. The module includes lectures and labs. The content of the lecture is deepened in practical exercises, which are solved in small groups. Innovation Implementation (6.0 Ects) This is the third module out of four. It focuses on the implementation of innovations. It comprises practical aspects such as legal, nancial, and social issues, which are complementary to and often critical for the innovation process. Innovation Planning (6.0 Ects) This is the second module out of four. Students will learn to formulate business plans, as well as to discuss selected innovation cases. Innovation Practice (12.0 Ects) This is the fourth and last module. Within a project, students will work on a concrete innovation task. Innovation and Creativity (6.0 Ects) This is the rst module out of four, as such it represents the entry point to the innovation modules. Students should have interest 11
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