Disruptive functions and technology for angle-based integrated grid operation in converter-dominated power systems with predominantly renewable energy supply
DisrupSys
Disruptive functions and technology for angle-based integrated grid operation in converter-dominated power systems with predominantly renewable energy supply
Federal Ministry for Economic Affairs and Climate Action (BMWK); Duration: 2021 to 2024
Participants will understand the use, requirements, advantages, and disadvantages of quantitative methods. Examples illustrate the application of quantitative methods and their use to address business problems. The course involves three parts:
- The first part of the course focuses on an introduction to quantitative research methods.
- The second part of the course involves working on a seminar thesis. Participants are in teams invited to describe selected quantitative research methods and to address simple research questions with the described method. Students are expected to write a short (empirical) paper that applies methods learned in this course to a research question of their choice.
- The third part is the final presentation of the results from the group work. Participants will present their own small research projects and discuss the results in the plenum. Participants are invited to join the discussions as a part of the final grade.
TeilnehmerInnen:
Students of the study degree program Mechanical Engineering and Management (MEM)
Voraussetzungen:
Basic knowledge in business administration and quantitative methods.
Lernorganisation:
Sessions by appointment.
Leistungsnachweis:
Written thesis and presentation.
ECTS-Kreditpunkte:
6
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