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Home > Teaching > WS 2026/2027 > PIPP

Practical Interactive Prototypes in Practice

Lecturer:
Prof. Dr. Florian Alt, Prof. Dr. Albrecht Schmidt
Tutorials:
Dr. Marco Gutfleisch Dr. Thomas Weber
Hours per week:
4
ECTS:
6
Language:
Englisch


Syllabus

In the practical course Interactive Prototypes in Practice, students work on current and future-oriented questions that arise from real business contexts, using a structured innovation process. We will explore the entire innovation process, from problem definition to ideation, prototyping, and testing.
The focus is on real use cases, for example from the areas of artificial intelligence, banking of the future or digital customer experience. The course takes place in collaboration with a company partner that provides realistic use cases and practical feedback.

Dates and Locations

TBD

Schedule

TBD

All dates are mandatory attendance.

Registration

Interested students can apply for this practical course via the central registration process. Details on this will be published via institute's communication channels. Signing up for this course directly is not possible.

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