Courses

If you have any questions about one of our courses, you can contact the responsible course supervisor. Click on the name of the supervisor to get to the contact details (email, phone, etc.).

 

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Betriebliche Informationssysteme

Torben Barev

Collaboration Engineering

Dr. Sarah Oeste-Reiß

Creating Internet Start-ups

Dr. Ulrich Bretschneider

Data Driven Service Engineering und -management

Mahei Li

Digital Business (ehemals Information Management)

Torben Barev

Forschung unter Anleitung (FuA)

Dr. Sofia Schöbel

Informationswissenschaften 1

Dr. Andreas Janson

Internetbasierte Anwendungen im betrieblichen Umfeld

PD. Dr. Ulrich Bretschneider

IT-Projektmanagement

Torben Barev

Internet Economics

Torben Barev

Geschäftsprozesse und Informationstechnologie

Torben Barev

Management der Informationssysteme

Torben Barev

Modellierung betrieblicher Informationssysteme

Torben Barev

 

General information

Information systems (IS) are dealing with the fields of economy, society and administration. The main goal of this discipline is to understand and organize IS in their application areas and to take implementation, usage and maintenance aspects into account. IS cover the interfaces of business studies, computer and engineering sciences and also incorporate own theoretical and methodological concepts. IS teaching is characterised 

  • Applicability
  • Design orientation
  • Integration of the economical, technical and social aspects

Alumni with qualifications in Information Systems are in a high market demand; both in the field of undergraduate as well the advanced education (see information from bitkom). The employment figures have been increasing constantly in this field for 15 years. The future prospects for alumni, particularly in comparison with other fields of business studies, are in general very good.

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Teaching Concept

Our curriculum comprises theory based, application oriented, project related and case related teaching for the Schwerpunkt Wirtschaftsinformatik for the Bachelor and Master Degree of Economics at the University of Kassel, and other partner universities of the teaching cooperation Winfoline.

Our goal is to train our graduates to become flexible and team oriented individuals, who are both able to apply their knowledge to real-world problems and use a scientific approach to practical problems. Traditional fields of occupation for our graduates are information- or project management, system specialists or it consulting. Furthermore, we also want to prepare our graduates to be able to pursue an academic career in Information Systems, as well as to qualify for management tasks in the future.

For this we provide the necessary theoretical foundations and methods in our lectures. By integrating state-of-the-art research into our curriculum, we want to achieve a close integration of teaching and research. In addition, students have the opportunity to work on current research issues and projects within the scope of their Bachelor's or Master's thesis.

Additionally the Fachgebiet Wirtschaftsinformatik has set a goal to offer various services in addition to teaching for our students' training. Thus, we have offered a tutorial introducing MS Office withing the scope of the compusory course Informationswissenschaften I (Information Sciences I). With the acceptance to the SAP University Alliance Programme, we will try to put a focus on the ERP training and call more SAP related offers to life.

To ensure the quality and further improve our courses offered, we carry out regular evaluations of our courses. The results are made available to the students.

 

Recognition of external achievements as part of a change of study

If you have achieved external achievements in the context of a change of study and would like to have them recognized, please read the comments on the FAQ page in advance. If you have worked through the points mentioned there, please contact Tim Weinert.

Here, it will be checked whether the work you have done at another university or in another course is equivalent to modules in the field of information systems.

 

Recognition of achievements made abroad

If you want to recognize achievements that you have performed or want to perform abroad, follow these steps:

  1. Inform yourself before taking a class abroad under FB07 and Merkblatt zur Anerkennung von im Ausland erbrachten Leistungen.
  2. After that, contactTim Weinert for the further examination of the achievements to be recognized. If you have general questions about the recognition of achievements, please also contact Tim Weinert.

 

The following courses at the chair of information systems (Prof. Dr. Jan Marco Leimeister) will be offered in the winter semester 2021/22. Details on these courses can be found on eCampus. The lecture documents will be available via the Moodle from the beginning of each semester.

Please note the special information about Winfoline events. To do this, you need to register once via StudIP, which you can use to receive the documents of the courses.

Note:

If the situation allows, we will hold all of our own courses * in person again as far as possible. Please inform yourself in advance at ECampus about the corresponding regulations in the information about the respective course.

If you have any questions about teaching, please contact Tim Weinert.

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Courses WS 20/21

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Courses SS 2020

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Courses SS 2019

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