Suchergebnisse

this seminar provides an opportunity to deepen your understanding of the content presented in the Lecture Fluid Mechanics. For this purpose, exercise sheets are published before the seminar sessions. During the on-campus sessions, you are encouraged to work on the exercises as a group, whereas you can ask questions to your tutor in case you get stuck as a group. Also, the final solutions of the exercises are published, such that you can self-check immediately. We will not publish the full solutions. However, in case you feel uncertain about the way you approached a certain problem, your solutions of the exercises can be submitted and will be corrected by the tutors. (You will not receive a grade bonus for submitting exercise solutions.)

Further and more detailed information about the organization, concept, and structure of the seminar will be announced during the first lecture with Dr. Daniel Quosdorf on Tuesday, October 14.

In case of organizational questions, please, contact me via julius.gollor@tum.de.

Best regards,

the Seminar Team

Kursbereich: WiSe 2025-26

Stack cutter at TUM main Campus for usage of TUM Exam

Dozent: Tom Hicks
Dozent: Francesca Taddei

Kursbereich: ED Civil and Environmental Engineering

Statistics for Business Administration | BMT | Campus Heilbronn

Kurs aus TUMOnline ( S2022)

Dozent: Jamel M'Hamdi
Dozent: Marc Prinzing
Dozent: Michael Stich

Kursbereich: Management

Strategic and International Management (WI001121) (Bachelor TUM-BWL) am Campus Straubing

Kurs aus TUMOnline ( W2020/21)

Kursbereich: TUM Campus Straubing

Strategic and International Management (WI001121) (Bachelor TUM-BWL) am Campus Straubing

Kurs aus TUMOnline ( W2019/20)

Kursbereich: TUM Campus Straubing

Strategic and International Management (WI001121) (Bachelor TUM-BWL) am Campus Straubing

Kurs aus TUMOnline ( W2021/22)

Kursbereich: TUM Campus Straubing

Strategic and International Management (WI001121) (Bachelor TUM-BWL) am Campus Straubing

Kurs aus TUMOnline ( W2022/23)

Kursbereich: TUM Campus Straubing

Strategic International Management (MGTHN0103) (MIM Campus Heilbronn)

Kurs aus TUMOnline ( W2023/24)

Kursbereich: Management

Strategic International Management (MGTHN0103) (MIM Campus Heilbronn)

Kurs aus TUMOnline ( W2025/26)

Dozent: Chengguang Li

Kursbereich: WiSe 2025-26

Strategic International Management (MGTHN0103) (MIM Campus Heilbronn)

Kurs aus TUMOnline ( W2024/25)

Dozent: Chengguang Li

Kursbereich: Management

Strategic International Management (WIHN1185) (MIM Campus Heilbronn)

Kurs aus TUMOnline ( W2022/23)

Dozent: Chengguang Li

Kursbereich: Management

Strategic International Management (WIHN1185) (MIM Campus Heilbronn)

Kurs aus TUMOnline ( W2020/21)

Dozent: Katja Dlouhy

Kursbereich: Wirtschaftswissenschaften

Strategic International Management (WIHN1185) (MIM Campus Heilbronn)

Kurs aus TUMOnline ( W2021/22)

Dozent: Katja Dlouhy

Kursbereich: Wirtschaftswissenschaften

Strategisches Design/ Sonderthema Reaktivierung Heizkraftwerk

During the summer term 2023, a so-called Reallabor at Prof. Ben Boucsain's Chair of Urban Design, led by Matthias Faul and building on the BA Thesis of Jonathan Hoff und Ruben Felberbaum, raised awareness for the underutilized potential of the Heizkraftwerk building at TUM's central campus. At the culminating event, there was agreement and excitement that it is time to reactivate the building. President Prof. Thomas Hofmann invoked the idea of a site for knowledge exchange ( "Tauschplatz des Wissens" ) and creative trouble ( "kreative Unruhe" ).

What's needed for that to take shape is a clear strategy that illustrates how the building could be utilized and activated, and how it would be integrated and leveraged across the university. This includes creating inspiring usage scenarios that strategically integrate with the needs of the university, fundraising strategies that speak to potential funders, and an actionable long-term operational strategy.

To get there, this seminar will take a simultaneously strategic and boldly creative approach to design. Participants will acquire foundational design skills by way of experiencing a design process in action: At the outset, participants will familiarize themselves with the work that has been accomplished by the previous module and BA thesis. Research involving key stakeholders at TUM as well as potential sponsors will form the foundation for the design of a variety of scenarios for the building's utilization. These scenarios will be illustrated and shared for feedback, to inform their refinement towards a final presentation. In conclusion, participants will share the results of their work with relevant stakeholders at TUM with the goal of encouraging next steps. Finally, students will reflect on the practices they have explored, and the learnings they will integrate in their studies going forward.