Lectures and seminars

Professional and specialised Bachelor's project (GTW BC T4.1a / GTW ALT BC BPa)

Project conception, realisation and documentation

Regular offer period:
Summer semester

Qualification goals:
The students
- plan and work on an interdisciplinary project task in small groups within the framework of a given subject area and
- organise the individual and cooperative project work independently
- test, expand and deepen their professional knowledge, skills and abilities in interdisciplinary application
- apply professional and scientific research methods in order to obtain, assess, utilise and process the necessary information
- design and produce illustrative materials (e.g. models, simulations, designs) to convey their project realisation ideas
- demonstrate the ability to cooperate and coordinate in a team when working on a project, thereby expanding their social skills
- document their learning progress in process-accompanying portfolio work

Contents:
- Methods of project work and organisation at a professional or academic level
- Application of specialised knowledge, skills and abilities in complex contexts
- Scientific research methods
- Illustrative materials
- portfolio

Lecturers:
Prof. Dr Maren Baumhauer & M. Ed. Johannes Schäfers

Responsible for the module:
Prof. Dr. Maren Baumhauer

Professional and specialised Bachelor's project (GTW BC T4.1b / GTW ALT BC BPb)

Project presentation and reflection

Regular offer period:
Winter semester

Qualification goals:
The students
- present their project results in final presentations prepared in a division of labour
- reflect on their experiences and transfer them to professional contexts

Contents:
- Project presentation
- Reflection methods

Lecturers:
Prof. Dr Maren Baumhauer & M. Ed. Johannes Schäfers

Responsible for the module:
Prof. Dr. Maren Baumhauer

 

AI tools in work, career and education

Using AI in an application-oriented way

Regular offer period:
Winter semester (probably once)

Prerequisite for participation:
Basic familiarity with digital media is recommended. The seminar is designed for up to 30 participants.

Qualification goals:
The students
- plan and work on an interdisciplinary project task in small groups
- organise the individual and cooperative project work independently
- test, expand and deepen their professional knowledge, skills and abilities in interdisciplinary application
- apply scientific literature research methods to obtain, assess, utilise and process the required information
- design and produce an application-related AI tool data sheet to convey their project realisation ideas
- demonstrate the ability to cooperate and coordinate in a team when working on the project, thereby expanding their social skills

Contents:
- Methods of project work and organisation on a scientific and media pedagogical level
- Application of specialised knowledge, skills and abilities in complex contexts
- Scientific literature research methods
- application-related AI tool data sheets

Lecturers:
Johannes Schäfers (M. Ed.)

Module coordinator:
Johannes Schäfers (M. Ed.)