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Introduction to common IT Office Applications

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Type and Deduction (in German only):

  •  Pflichtmodul in der ersten Studienphase des Bachelor Betriebswirtschaftslehre: 2. Fachsemester


Scope of Deduction

6 CP
4 SWS (lectures incl. tutorials)

Course Language

German

Lecturers

Dr. Birgit Schwartz-Reinken*, Dr. Frank Schwartz, Dr. Gabriele Schneidereit

*For questions please contact Dr. Schwartz-Reinken

Course Dates 

Z 1-1: Mon, 11 am-3 pm,  WiWi 2043/47, Dr. Gabriele Schneidereit
Z 1-2: Wed, 08-12 am, WiWi 1005, Dr. Frank Schwartz
Z 1-3: Thur, 2-6 pm, WiWi 1004, Dr. Gabriele Schneidereit
Z 2-1: Wed, 12 am-4 pm, WiWi 1004, Dr. Frank Schwartz
Z 2-2: Wed, 12 am-4 pm, WiWi 2043/47, Dr. Birgit Schwartz-Reinken

Registration

In order to participate in this course it is obligatory to register in STiNE during the STiNE registration periods.


Course Evaluation
   

Evaluation Type: exam
As soon as they are known the exact examination dates will be announced in STiNE.

Requirements for attending the Exams

  • The exercises have to be correct and handed in to a total of at least 50%. (Repeaters: The ones who have fulfilled this requirement in a previous semester do not need to hand in excercises again.)
  • Registration for the exam (for repeaters) within the registration periods in STiNE

Registration for the exams (including repeaters):

  • BSc. students: within the registration periods in STiNE
  • Word processing (using Microsoft Word as an example)
    • Formatting and structuring documents with style sheets
    • Automatisms (e.g. footnote management, captions, directory creation, cross-references)
    • Additional functions such as formula creation, table creation, etc.
  • Spreadsheet calculation (using Microsoft Excel as an example)
    • Functions, esp. for decision problems, mathematical/financial problems, statistics
    • Diagrams/visualization of information
    • Data management, data selection, data analysis
  • Database management (using Microsoft Access or LibreOffice Base as an example)
    • Data organization in relational databases
    • Creating a database (including field data types, validity rules, keys, etc.)
    • Database queries
    • Form and report creation
  • Programming
    • Basics of syntax of a programming language, esp. variables, operators, loops and branches
    • Use of control structures to develop methods in this programming language
    • Methods for solving (business) problems

All documents belonging to the module are provided via the E-learning-platform OpenOLAT.