For summer term 2016, the Institute of Databases and Information Systems (DBIS) again offers a diverse set of teaching modules. As a student, you may find the modules' overview at the dedicated teaching website for the ongoing summer term. You may also visit our generic teaching overview to have a look at all modules offered by DBIS across the terms.

Regarding bachelor studies, DBIS supports the important basic education through offering the mandatory modules Information Systems (for computer science students) and Introduction to Programming (for economics studends). In addition, the modules Mobile Application Development and Mobile Application Project are offered to media informatics students in the scope of the focus project Mobile Business Applications. Lastly, DBIS also offers the introductory seminar Concepts for Data and Process Management as well as the bachelor seminar Advanced Concepts for Data and Process Management.

For students in master studies, DBIS offers the modules  Information Retrieval and Web Mining, and Big Data Analytics, which are both held by Prof. Dr. Martin Theobald. Us usual, DBIS also offers the module DBIS Lab in which students can intensively study state-of-the-art process management technology based on a realistic use case. Furthermore, the established module Service-oriented Computing, which is a good complement to the lecture Business Process Management, is also provided in summer term 2016.

Of course, the popular DBIS master projects as well as the module Advanced Mobile Application Engineering (belonging to the same-named focus project) for students in media informatics are provided, too. Students of Cognitive Systems may subscribe to our projects Cognitive Solutions for Mobile Guidance, Assessment and Crowd Sensing and Increasing Patient Engagement Through Cognitive Companions and Apps. The broad master teaching program is completed by the seminars Research Trends in Information Systems, Research Trends in Business Process Management and Research Tends in Data Science.