Foundations of Business Engineering (Bachelorseminar / Bachelor, SoSe25)

In this English-language seminar, students learn the foundations of scientific work based on a freely selectable or ready-made task. Students are introduced to the basics of design science research. They should use design-oriented approaches to develop an innovative (problem-solving) solution in a domain of interest, such as business model development, data ecosystems, digital sustainability, or health.

Seminar work (written) and presentation in groups or individually.

Kick-Off: 17.04.2024, 14.15-15.45

Intermediate Presentation: 15.05.2024, 14.15-17.45

Final Presentation: 10.07.2024, 14.15-17.45 (extended in case we need more time)

Participation in the kick-off, intermediate presentation and final presentation is mandatory.

Enrollment: Students will be able to enroll for this course starting on the first of March 2024 via StudIP

(Optional) weekly office hours for this lecture: TBD

• HEVNER, A. R., MARCH, S. T., PARK, J., & RAM, S. (2004). Design Science-Hevner. Design Science in Information Systems Research. MIS Quarterly, 28 (1).
• GREGOR, S., CHANDRA KRUSE, L., & SEIDEL, S. (2020). Research perspectives: the anatomy of a design principle. Journal of the Association for Information Systems.
• SCHOORMANN, T., MÖLLER, F., & CHANDRA KRUSE, L. & OTTO, B. (2024). BAUSTEIN - A design tool for configuring and representing design research. Information Systems Journal. https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10.1111/isj.12516
• SCHOORMANN, T., MÖLLER, F., & CHANDRA KRUSE, L. (2023). The Beauty of Messiness: A Flexible Tool for Design Principle Projects. Proceedings of the 56th Hawaii International Conference on System Sciences.