Case Course (8013926)

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Current Issues

The Case course is only offered in the winter semester. Current information can be found here. The Case course will be held as an in-person class with the partner companies being on site. Attendance is mandatory for all five in-classroom sessions. If required, we will be able to switch to a virtual (remote) concept.

Content

The initial session will provide an overview of relevant methods for solving case studies. Furthermore, a substantial part of the course will focus on three specific case studies that will be presented and discussed in collaboration with real companies.

Throughout the course the case studies will be solved by the participants independently in a small group setting. The results will be presented in front of a joint jury comprising company and university representatives. An additional introduction into basic methods of solving and presenting case studies will be provided as well.

Objectives

Students know common methods for solving case studies and are able to apply these in practice. They are able to recognize problem situations within a corporate context, identify causes, derive solutions and successfully present them in the context of case studies.

Prerequisites

Participants should be enrolled in a technical, science or business program.

The number of participants is limited. Registration details can be accessed via RWTHOnline and ORsign.

Further Information

To apply. it is necessary for interested students to send a CV and current grade transcript as well as all other relevant grade information (high school diploma, previous degrees if available) to hackstein@time.rwth-aachen.de by 20.09..2023, 23:59.
Subsequently, the previously selected students will be asked to register for the event via ORsign from 14.09.2023 until 24.09.2023, 23:59 at the latest.
Applicants will be notified of their participation in the course no later than 09/29/2023.

Lecturer

Univ.-Prof. Dr.rer.pol. Malte Brettel