Innovation Management
Seminar, 2.00 ECTS
Course content
The thematic focus of this course is on familiarising students with the procedures and methods of professional innovation management, from the idea to successful product marketing. Key innovation steps are taught with a practical approach, including development of an innovation strategy, implementation steps, innovation controlling and trend topics such as open innovation or innovation networks.
Learning outcomes
This module provides the skills required for applications and company presentations, innovation management and occupational safety and enables students to make a successful appearance in addition to their high-level technical education. The English language training focuses on the topic of energy so that our graduates have profound and comprehensive language skills in the fields of energy, mobility and environment.
Recommended or required reading and other learning resources / tools
Books: Mell: Erfolgreiche Karriereplanung, Springer Vieweg; Püttjer/Schnierda; 20 perfekte Bewerbungen mit Profil, campus; Vahs/Brem: Innovationsmanagement, Schäfer/Poeschel; Eversheim: Innovationsmanagement für technische Produkte, Springer; Schwarz-Hausmann/Tremel: Praxishandbuch Arbeitssicherheit, TÜV Austria; Campbell: English for the Energy Industry, Oxford; Dummett: Energy English, Summertown Publishing; Dubicka & O'Keefe: Market Leader, Longman Group; Ibbotson: Cambridge English for Engineers, Cambridge; Brieger & Pohl: Technical English - Vocabulary and Grammar, Summertown Publishing
Journals: Englisch: Newsweek, The Economist
Mode of delivery
SE
Prerequisites and co-requisites
BWM3
Assessment methods and criteria
Continuous assessment with additional written/oral examinations