Kurse

- Trainer/in: Dorothea Sophie Fischer
- Trainer/in: Mona Frermann
- Trainer/in: Claudia Fuls
- Trainer/in: Franziska Klatt
- Trainer/in: Jürgen-Michael Loch
- Trainer/in: Birgit Pena Häufler
- Trainer/in: Felix Pinkow
- Trainer/in: Bettina Rinder
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- Trainer/in: Nele Theresa Freiin von Schauenburg
- Trainer/in: Ira Martina Rosenberg
- Trainer/in: Philip Emmerich
- Trainer/in: Birgit Pena Häufler
- Trainer/in: Felix Pinkow
- Trainer/in: Anindya Athaya Putri
- Trainer/in: Helena Wittrich
Registration
Please
enroll in the ISIS course and complete the Application Questionnaire.
The application questionnaire must be completed until April 20, 2022. There
is a max. capacity of 50 Master students for this course. In case we
receive more than 50 applications, we will follow the general TU
regulations on course admission and randomly choose students from the
pool of eligible applicants. You will be noticed on acceptance on April 21, which you have to confirm on the same day. The first lecture on
April 22, Friday, 10:00-16:00 is mandatory for all accepted students.
Learning Outcomes
The Technology Management module mainly provides specific knowledge in strategic and operational tasks of technology management, strategic technology and business foresight, and methods and tools of technology management. The students will be enabled to effectively apply methods related to strategic foresight (e.g., technology profiles, scenario analysis). They will learn to perform autonomous research on background information and apply specific tools in groups using methods learned in class. Critical reflection on selected topics from technology management is encouraged.
Content
The conceptual part covers the importance of and means for identification and usage of technology for the corporate competitiveness. The most relevant tools of technology management are introduced, they are presented as interlinked elements of a comprehensive corporate technology management system, and their importance is discussed. Here, the focus is on technology lifecycle analysis, technology trend curves, technology portfolios, scenario analysis, and road mapping. Another tool-set relates to strategic foresight, where forecasts are made by technology roadmaps and scenario analysis to identify and qualify technology trends. The different methods will be applied by student groups working with real-life examples and challenges. This task is supported by selected software tools.
- Trainer/in: Claudia Fuls
- Trainer/in: Franziska Klatt
- Trainer/in: Jürgen-Michael Loch
- Trainer/in: Felix Pinkow
- Trainer/in: Ira Martina Rosenberg
- Trainer/in: Maria Vanina
- Trainer/in: Helena Wittrich
- Trainer/in: Heide Baumann
- Trainer/in: Dorothea Sophie Fischer
- Trainer/in: Philip Emmerich
- Trainer/in: Ira Martina Rosenberg
- Trainer/in: Mona Frermann
- Trainer/in: Birgit Pena Häufler
- Trainer/in: Birgit Pena Häufler
- Trainer/in: Ira Martina Rosenberg
- Trainer/in: Julian Schlömer