3506579: C12_Information Management

Kompetenzen

• • list typical information management tasks (e.g., maintaining information resources; information requirements analysis; assessing information quality)
  • describe the relationships between key information management concepts (e.g., data, information and knowledge)
  • describe theoretical information management models (e.g., information sets model; information processing model; information quality frameworks)
  • apply information management methods, tools and systems to solve simple tasks
  • compare and contrast information management methods and tools
  • compare and contrast components and functions of information management systems (e.g., databases; data warehouses)
  • develop comprehensive plans to solve information management problems
  • evaluate information management methods, tools and systems
• • list real-life examples of information management tasks (e.g., maintaining information resources; information requirements analysis; assessing information quality)
  • describe information management case studies using theoretical concepts and models
  • apply information management methods, tools and systems to solve real-life case studies
  • choose appropriate information management methods and tools to solve a given task
  • choose appropriate components and functions of information management systems (e.g., databases; data warehouses) to solve a given task
  • develop comprehensive plans to solve real-life information management problems
  • evaluate information management methods, tools and systems with regards to real-life business requirements
• • actively listen to lectures and fellow students
  • communicate within teams
  • collaborate in order to solve complex exercises and case studies
  • assess their own work with regards to collaboration, communication, and conflict management
  • take responsibility within teams
  • develop strategies to solve team conflicts
  • justify their solution approaches and results
  • support fellow students during exercises and case studies
  • learn in study groups
  • support each other in lectures, exercises, case studies and self-study (e.g., by forming and contributing in study groups)
• • repeat the contents of lectures, exercises and case studies in a self-organized way
  • assess their own learning progress during lectures, exercises, case studies and self-study (e.g., participation in discussions, solving exercises, presenting solutions)
  • identify their own strengths and weaknesses
  • tolerate different opinions and working styles (e.g., during classroom discussions, in online forums)