After completing the course, students are able to

• Independently prepare and interpret the most important theories, concepts, methods and results related to the field of digital innovation and entrepreneurship

• Analyze scientific literature in order to independently define relevant research problems

• Apply conceptual, quantitative, or qualitative research methods to analyze these problems

• Write and review seminar papers

• Critically reflect, present, and discuss the topic, research design, and results in the context of the seminar

• Provide appropriate feedback on complex challenges

• Develop teamwork skills through collaboration with fellow students.

• Elective area of practical or technical computer science

• Focus area

• Individual supplement

• Application subject for the supplementary area in the Master's program in Mathematics

Formal: Bachelor’s students must meet the requirements for anticipating Master’s modules. Preference will be given to Master’s students when space is allocated.