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Research Methods and Analytics in Project Studies
| Number/Code | WP-RMAPS / WP-SK-RMAPS |
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| Module name | Research Methods and Analytics in Project Studies |
| Type of module | Compulsory elective (production engineering and ergonomics / human-organization technology) |
| Learning outcomes, competencies (qualification objectives) | Students are familiar with various qualitative, quantitative and combined methods of data collection and analysis in the project context. They can select and justify the appropriate method depending on the situation and apply it independently. Students can evaluate primary sources and critically reflect on the reliability of project-related research results. |
| Types of course | Seminar 4 SWS |
| Course content | In addition to technical knowledge, analytical skills in connection with the collection and evaluation of data are indispensable in project management. These skills also play an important role in the preparation of final theses. The seminar therefore has the following methodological focus:
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| Course titles | Research Methods and Analytics in Project Studies |
(Teaching/learning methods) Teaching and learning methods (ZEVA) | Seminar lectures, group work, presentations, exercises |
| Applicability of the module | M. Sc. Mechanical Engineering Open to students from other departments, provided that the respective degree program allows the subject to be included in the elective area. |
| Duration of the module | One semester |
| Frequency of the module | Every winter semester |
| Language | English (as a rule), German (after announcement) |
| Recommended (content-related) prerequisites for participation in the module | None. The module is particularly suitable for advanced students as preparation for a final thesis and for students with an interest in research (e.g. for orientation with a view to a possible doctorate). |
| Prerequisites for participation in the module | Registration required |
| Student workload | 4 SWS (60 hours) Self-study 80 hrs. |
| Coursework | Active participation (participation in group work and discussions as well as contributions to discussions during the course or moderation of sessions) |
| Prerequisite for admission to the examination | - |
| Examination performance | Written elaboration (project work: 20-30 pages), coupled with lecture/presentation (15 minutes) |
| Number of credits for the module | 6 credits |
| Teaching unit | Department 15 |
| Person responsible for the module | Prof. Dr. Timo Braun |
| Lecturers of the module | Prof. Dr. Timo Braun and research assistants |
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| Literature |
Further literature will be announced in the course. |