Management of Digital Technologies
Bachelor
Quick Info: Bachelor ׀ German ׀ Summer Term ׀ ECTS 6
General Information
| Professorship | Professorship for Digital Services & Sustainability |
|---|---|
| Lecturer | Prof. Dr. Johann Kranz, Tim Kraft, Franziska Wagner, Alexander Ziegelmeier |
| Target group | Bachelor |
| Examination | Exam |
| Course Material | All relevant course material will be provided during the course |
| Semester | Summer term |
| Rotation | Once a year |
| Language | German |
| ECTS | 6 |
Course Description and Structure
Objective:
The course "Management of Digital Technologies" is designed to enable students to understand, analytically assess, and practically shape the cross-industry challenges, opportunities, and risks for companies associated with the use of digital technologies.
The course consists of three focus areas. The first of the three parts focuses on the management of complex IT landscapes and the acceptance and use of IT in a business context. The second part deals with digital technology trends (Blockchain & Web3, artificial intelligence, data ecosystems). The third part conveys knowledge, methods and skills relating to software development.
The theories and models covered will be applied and discussed using examples and case studies, thus deepening, and extending the content covered in the lecture. In addition, the exercise provides a basic application-oriented understanding of modern approaches to software development. This also includes the prototypical, tool-supported implementation of simple software solutions.
If you have any questions about this course, please send a mail to: dss-teaching@som.lmu.de.
Prerequisites:
Enrollment in a bachelors' program
Examination:
The examination comprises a written performance in the form of a written exam.
Registration:
You can register via LSF.