Information Systems and your project
Dozent:
Stefan Hanke
The course is open to all students of the ENS in semester 3. No specific
prior knowledge is required; being familiar with the literature of the
courses Effective Cultural Entrepreneurship and Introduction to Management
Information Systems or similar courses can helpful. Relevant literature will
be provided before the semester starts. The working language for the entire
colloquium will be English.
With the start of semester 3 the students have two options: Either they
complete an internship, or they develop and realize a digital project in
groups of up to five students in cooperation with a local business school,
public institution, or non-profit organization.
This course offers ENS students scientific assistance and reflection of
their internship, individual project or group project. The weekly discussions
are split between scientific input, presentations and subsequent discussion.
This course offers the students to employ an informed design science perspective
on their practical work: it combines practitioner’s expectations on the
concrete project with scientific modes of inquiry and theory. In particular,
Design Science Research and Action Design Research are the two methods of
choice that the students are using to scientifically inform the design of
their concrete project. Depending upon the concrete project, one method is
then recommended after consultation with the instructor. Likewise assistance
on formulating a research question and conceptualization will be offered
during synchronous discussions.
- Trainer/in: Hanke Stefan