Service Simulation Game (8017457)
The following details taken from the examination regulations MSWIWI/14, SMPO WS 21/22 are for information purposes only and not legally binding. For legally binding information, please refer to the corresponding official examination regulations of the program Master in Management, Business and Economics.
Key Info
Basic Information
- Studypath:
- Master in Management, Business and Economics
- Semester:
- 2
- Course Type:
- Simulation Game
- Language:
- English
- Cycle:
- Summer term
- Scheduling:
- First half of the semester
- Course Units:
- 4.0
- Credits:
- 5.0
- Course Limit:
- 20
- Compulsory Attendance:
- Yes
Lecturer
Syllabus
Today's students need to understand complex problems, experience working in teams of people with diverse opinions and personalities, and ultimately come to a decision in the face of many competing options. To address this, this course will utilize business simulations to offer students real-world experience with a variety of strategy issues. From the viewpoint of a service company, the students will be challenged to implement their strategy by making a wide range of decisions in marketing, operations, management, human resource development, finances, and asset management. A unique aspect is its service context, which is very applicable to issues in today's economy.
Objectives
Students will implement their knowledge of strategic business making in a simulation game. The competitive 24/7 web-based business simulation provides an environment for students to see how their strategy turns out. Students should learn to formulate their overall strategy and translate theoretical concepts into strategic management skills.
Prerequisites
Keine Zulassung möglich, wenn das Modul "Service Simulation Game [Aktuelles Thema]" (8014160) im SS 2016 bereits bestanden wurde.
Solid command of English
Examination
The final grade can be composed as follows:
• Option A: Colloquium & presentation (50%, graded) and examination (50%, graded, 60min.)
• Option B: Colloquium & presentation (50%, graded) and paper (50%, graded)
• Option C: Paper (50%, graded) and examination (50%, graded, 60min.)
• Option D: Examination (100%, graded, 60min.)
All components specified for the respective option need to be passed to pass the module. The exact form of examination (A, B, C or D) will be announced at the start of the course.
Further Information
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Literature
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