Seminar: Businessplan in der Praxis: Bankengespräch
Wissenschaftliche(r) Mitarbeiter(in) im Bereich CSCW/Enterprise 2.0 gesucht
Master Vorlesung/Übung Business Process Management
Bei dieser Veranstaltung handelt es sich um ein neues Kursmodul, das im Rahmen der anstehenden Reakkreditierung neu eingeführt wird. Da das Modul derzeit noch über keinen Eintrag im Modulhandbuch verfügt, geben wir den Studierenden die Wahl zwischen den folgenden, existierenden Modulen.
Wahlweise Anrechnung auf die folgenden Kurse aus dem Modulhandbuch für Wahlpflicht Informatik und Wirtschaftsinformatik:
You have the choice of the following courses:
- WIPS02: Business Software
- WIPS04: Collaborative Business
Attention: Minimum number of participants
Minimum: 5 (if there are fewer than 5 students enrolled then the course will not run)
Contents of this page
Information from KLIPS:
1. Lecture
Course Description
Business Process Management (BPM) is a management paradigm for enterprises of all sizes as well as for public authorities. In the manufacturing industry BPM has been established for more than 100 years now whilst it is a relatively new approach in service companies. This course focuses on BPM methods and tools that can be used in office environments.
The course aims to provide graduates with the necessary basic skills and theoretical background to successfully operate in BPM environments. It brings together different business areas such as strategy, information and technology management and provides a critical and practical introduction to the theories, models, frameworks, tools and techniques for designing sustainable BPM initiatives.
Session Outline
Session times: 09:00-10:30h and 10:45-12:15h
Location: Business Process Lab (A 310)
| Date | Topic | Contents |
|---|---|---|
| 19.4. | Introduction to BPM | Historical context and basic terms; Process modeling essentials |
| 26.4. | Process systemization | Service processes and their organisation Introduction to the case study; Implementation and operation of BPM at GKS/ DSGF |
| 3.5. | Process modeling and BPM tools | Process management and IT Modeling and BPM tools; Process optimisation, process management and business intelligence |
| 10.5. | BPM implementation | Methodical approach to the implementation of BPM; Change management; Legal considerations |
| 24.5. | Mass process management | BPM for high-volume processes: mBPM; Introduction to a mass process management tool |
| 14.6. | Process optimisation | Guest lecture process cost calculation Approaches to process categorisation; Questions concerning the exam |
| 21.6. | Exam |
Lecture materials
Materials will be uploaded to Quickr.
Target Audience
Master students of Information Management
Master students of Wirtschaftsinformatik
Course Language
The course materials will be in English. However, the language spoken may be German.
Credits and Examination
Credit points (ECTS): 3
Examination: exam
Prerequisites for exam: tutorial successfully passed
Lecturers
|  Michael Biemer HUEBINET GmbH
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2. Tutorial
Session Outline
Session times: 12:30-14:00h and 14:15-15:45h
Location: Business Process Lab (A 310)
| Date | Topic | Contents |
|---|---|---|
| 19.4. | Introduction to process modeling | BOC ADONIS; process modeling |
| 26.4. | Advanced process modeling | advanced modeling; eXperience methodology |
| 3.5. | BPM tools | IBM Process Manager |
| 10.5. | Analysis and simulation | Analysis and simulation of processes |
| 24.5. | Mass process management | HUEBINET awino |
| 14.6. | Process optimisation | Process optimisation; Exam preparation |
Tutorial materials and submissions
Materials and submissions will be uploaded to Quickr.
Target Audience
Master students of Information Management
Master students of Wirtschaftsinformatik
Course Language
The course materials will be in English. However, the spokenlanguage will be German.
Credits and Examination
Credit points (ECTS): 3
Examination:
- Points through exercises (60% required to pass)
- Presentation of exercises
Tutors
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Michael Biemer HUEBINET GmbH
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