As a result of the digital transformation, intelligent business models require companies to analyze the data available to them in the best possible way and to use the data to organize their processes optimally. Think about online service platforms for passenger transport, car sharing concepts, or the combination of mail order and stationary retailing. Production is being made fit for the future under the keyword Industry 4.0. With Health 4.0, a comparable revolution in the health care system is imminent.
 
In the Business Analytics & Operations cluster, you will learn how to generate and statistically evaluate relevant data, optimize decisions by using quantitative methods, design sustainable processes, and thus create competitive advantages in various industries.

 

List of courses

The curriculum includes the courses offered by the  cluster's chairs (or professorships) for the Master's programs in Business Administration (BWL, PO 2017), Economics and Public Policy (EPP, PO 2017), Global Business Management (GBM, PO 2011), German-French Management (DFM, PO 2011), Business & Information Systems Engineering (WIN, PO 2017), Industrial Engineering (WING, PO 2014) and Business Mathematics (WiMa, PO 2013).

 

All information subject to correction. The module group(s) in which you can include the courses can be found in the following tables.

 

lecture and tutorial chair

 winter term

summer term 

BWL EPP GBM DFM WIN WING WiMa language  exam   ECTS
Advanced Management Support Meier   B,C C   B B,E B C3,E English each term 6
Decision Optimization Klein   B,C C A B A B,E C3,E German each term 6
Entscheidungstheorie (Master) Brunner   A   A B B,E B,E C3 German each term 6
Health Care Operations Management

  Brunner

 

as of summer term 2023: Schiffels

  B,C C   B B,E

B,E

C3 English each term 6
Industrial Ecology Tuma   B,C C C B B,E B,E   English each term 6
Machine Learning Okhrin   B,C C       B   English in winter terms 6
Ökonometrie (Master)

Okhrin

  A A A   A     German each term 6
Performance Analysis of Stochastic Systems Brunner   B,C C   B B,E B,E C3 English each term 6
Retail Operations & Sustainability Ostermeier   B,C C     B,E B,E   German in summer terms 6
Revenue Management

Klein

  B,C C B B B,E B,E   German each term 6
Supply Chain Management I Tuma   B,C C   B B,E B,E C3,E German each term 6

Software courses are a special service of the Business Analytics & Operations cluster. In contrast to ordinary lectures, the software courses are very application-oriented and offer students the opportunity to extend and expand the theoretical knowledge they have acquired in lectures. The structure of the course can be thought of as a combination of theory and independent modeling using special computer programs. The aim is to teach students about software, which is often used in seminars and Master’s theses. 

 

software-course chair

winter term

summer term

BWL EPP GBM DFM WIN WING WiMa language software ECTS
Advanced optimization: approaches for realworld
applications
Ostermeier   B,C C   B B,E B   German python 6
Produktions- und Logistikmanagement mit ILOG – Advanced Tuma B,C C   B B,E B*   German IBM CPLEX Optimization Studio 6
Simulation mit Plant Simulation – Advanced Tuma B,C C   B B,E B*   German technomatix Plant Simulation 6

*Module Seminar in Management and Sustainability I & II

 

  • All information subject to correction. For current information please check the chair’s websites.
  • The software courses are usually held in the computer pools and therefore have a limited number of participants.
  • Grading is done by means of presentations, evaluation of exercise sheets (which are often worked on in small groups), written papers, exams, or a combination of these.
  • More detailed information on software courses, as well as the current dates, application procedures, and admission criteria can be found on the  chair’s websites, on  Digicampus and in the  module catalog.
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seminar chair

winter term

summer term

BWL EPP GBM DFM WIN WING WiMa

language

ECTS
Advanced Topics in Service Operations Management (ATSOM) Brunner is offered at irregular intervals B,C C   B B,E B*   German/
English
6
Seminar Health Care Operations Management (HCOM) Brunner B,C C   B B,E B* C3,E English 6
Analytics & Optimization: Applications Klein as required each semester B,C C C B B,E B*   German/ English 6
Analytics & Optimization: Methods & Software Klein B,C C   B B,E B*   German/ English 6
Computational Logistics mit Python Klein   B,C C   B B,E B*   German 6
Decision Science und Artificial Intelligence Krapp   B,C C A B B,E B* C3,E German/ English 6
Selected Topics in Quantitative Methods (Masterseminar) Krapp B,C C A B B,E   C3,E German/ English 6
Advanced Business Intelligence Meier   B,C C     B,E    

German/ English

6
Unternehmensführung und IT Meier   B,C C     B,E B*   German 6
Advanced Topics in Resilient and Sustainable Logistics Ostermeier B,C C     B,E B*   German 6
Fallstudienseminar Energiewirtschaft  Ostermeier   B,C C     B,E B*   German 6
Supply Chain Management II Tuma   B,C C   B B,E B*   German 6
Nachhaltiges Ressourcenmanagement Tuma           B,E     German 6
Nachhaltige Ressourcenstrategien Tuma             B*   German 6

*Module Seminar in Management and Sustainability I & II

 

  • Please note: several of the BA&O cluster chairs require, among other things, successful completion of one of their seminars in order to be assigned a master‘s thesis topic.
  • More detailed information on the dates, application procedures and admission criteria of the individual seminars can be found on the respective  chair’s websites, on Digicampus and in the  module catalog.
Master's Thesis chair

winter term

summer term

BWL EPP GBM DFM WIN WING WiMa ECTS
Master's Thesis: Chair of Health Care Operations / Health Information Management Brunner D D F   H F F

30

Master's Thesis: Chair of Analytics & Optimization  Klein D D F   H F F

30

Master's Thesis: Professorship of Quantitative Methods Krapp D D F   H F F

30

Master’s Thesis: Professorship of Business and Information Systems Engineering - Management Support Meier D D F   H   F

30

Master's Thesis: Chair of Statistics Okhrin D D F   H F F 30
Master’s Thesis: Professorship of Resilient Operations Ostermeier D D F   H F F 30
Master’s Thesis: Professorship of Digital Health & Medical Decision Making Schiffels D D F   H F F 30
Master’s Thesis: Chair of Production & Supply Chain Management Tuma D D F   H F F

30

BWL & EPP:

A  Advanced Methods

B  Major in Operations & Information Management

C  Minor in General Management & Economics and Minor in Operations & Information Management

D  Master’s thesis

 

GBM:

A  Methods

B  Global Business & Economics

C  Concentration: Sustainability

F  Master’s thesis

 

DFM:

B  B.1 c) Operations & Information Management Cluster and B.2 modules from other clusters

 

WIN:

A  Advanced Quantitative Methods in Business & Information Systems Engineering

B  Major in Operations, Financial & Information Management

E  Minor in Operations, Financial & Information Management

H  Thesis

 

WING:

B  Major in Management & Sustainability

E  Minor in Management & Sustainability

F  Master’s thesis

 

WiMa:

C3 Economic Sciences (Operations & Information Management)

E  Elective area

F  Master’s thesis

 

Please note:

  • This information is subject to change.
  • We cannot guarantee that all courses will be offered in the future.
  • Further information regarding the courses can be found in the  module catalog.

  • The course dates are listed in the course schedules and can be found on  Digicampus

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