Information Systems: Introductory Courses (Grundstudium)
Wirtschaftsinformatik I
The lecture „Wirtschaftsinformatik I“ and its tutorials deal with
theoretic, technical and economic foundations of operational
information systems. Part of these are the topics data and numbering
systems, hardware and software, as well as tutorials in operational
standard software. Furthermore, the basic mechanisms of the internet
and data base organisation are introduced as important cornerstones for
understanding web-based information systems. Exercises in HTML and the
language SQL will also be conducted. Another focus will be on
algorithms and how they can be described by structograms.
The course is conducted in the winter term and consists of one weekly
lecture which lasts three hours and tutorials which last two hours and
take place every other week. During the exam period between the winter
and summer term (in both exam sections) an exam will take place which
lasts 90 minutes.
References: s. www.wiwi.hu-berlin.de/~bv
It is recommended for interested graduates of „Wirtschaftsinformatik I“ to visit the course „Wirtschaftsinformatik II“ (Bachelor) taking place at every summer term.
Wirtschaftsinformatik II
The course „Wirtschaftsinformatik II“ consists of three parts: Introduction in Java, System Analysis and Design and Database Management.
After finnishing the course the exam will take place in the
following exam sections.
