Ubiquitous Computing in Geschäftsprozessen

In this course, you will …

  • learn how companies, public administration, and end-consumers can benefit from state-of-the-art ubiquitous computing technologies, incl. auto-id, smart labels, sensors, embedded devices, etc. attached to everyday objects and things.
  • understand underlying technologies, their advantages and limitations.
  • identify technologies' economic potential for business processes.
  • demonstrate how integration works between the real and the virtual world as it is modeled in software systems today.

Lecturers

This semester, the lecture will be held by Prof. Dr. Heuser from [ui!] – the urban institute.

Contact Tim Grube and Florian Volk if you have any questions or inquiries regarding the lecture organization.

Date Time Room Material
Fr. 27.10.2017 9:50 – 13:20 S103/175 slides part 1 (opens in new tab) , organisation (opens in new tab)
Fr. 17.11.2017 9:50 – 13:20 S103/175 slides part 2 (opens in new tab)
Fr. 01.12.2017 9:50 – 13:20 S103/175 slides part 3 (opens in new tab)
Fr. 15.12.2017 9:50 – 13:20 S103/175 slides part 4 (opens in new tab)
Fr. 12.01.2018 9:50 – 13:20 S103/175 slides part 5 (opens in new tab)
Fr. 02.02.2018 9:50 – 13:20 S103/175 slides part 6 (opens in new tab)
Fr. 23.02.2018 11:30 – 13:30 S202/C205 exam

A moodle course for coordination with the excercise supervisors is available: UbiComp GP. This moodle course is only used for the excecise. All information related to the lecture will be announced here. Changes to the schedule will be announced here. Please check back regularly.
Please be aware that the provided material (slides etc.) might not be sufficient to pass the exam.

A consolidated version of the organizational information presented in the first lecture, e.g., concerning exam registration, will be available for download shortly after the lecture.

Slidesets shown during the lecture will also be available for download from this web page.

There are no formal requirements on previous lectures taken to participate on this lecture. However, basic knowledge of distributed systems and ubiquitous computing is favourable.

This lecture, which can be found in TuCAN as 20-00-0121-vl, has been previously known as

  • 18.0212.4 Auswirkungen des Ubiquitous Computing auf betriebsübergreifende Geschäftsprozesse (bzw. “Verteilte Multimedia-Systeme (Grundlagen)”)
  • 20.0121.1 Ubiquitous Computing in Geschäftsprozesse

usually every winter term

Course Language

German (slides in English).