"Digitalisation in dialogue" means exchange and cooperation between universities and industry
on the comprehensive topic of "digitalisation". The aim is to interlink theory and practice. The focus is on mutual learning from each other, the recognition of market needs and future trends.
DIT pursues the following goals through the initiative "Digitalisation in Dialogue":
We started our digitalisation offensive with a top-class symposium under the direction of Prof. Dr. Thomas Bartscher in September 2018 and are continuing the series of events with faculty forums, the so-called DigiCamps.
"Digitalisation in Dialogue" is funded by the target agreements with the Bavarian State Ministry for Science and the Arts.
At the DigiCamps the exchange between science and practice takes place: Companies and their employees are in dialogue with lecturers and researchers of the faculties and their students.
Aims:
Invited are entrepreneurs and their employees, students, university members and the interested public.
Sustainability in times of energy shortages, inflation, war and climate change
The environmental, social and economic sustainability of our society faces enormous challenges: War in Europe, energy shortages, high inflation, demography, migration and climate change. It is an extremely complex problem with many different aspects to consider.
There are various degree programmes at DIT that already deal intensively with many of these topics and have the corresponding expertise. The series of events "Sustainability in Dialogue" serves to bring this existing knowledge closer to students of other degree programmes, company representatives and also all interested private individuals from the region and to create a space for discussion and exchange.
In addition to our own experts, the DigiCamps are complemented by top-class external experts.
We look forward to your participation in the events, which are, as always, free of charge for you.
DATES
Following the lectures, there will always be ample time for open discussion, hosted by DIT's Sustainability Officer, Prof. Dr. Michael Laar. We look forward to hearing your views and experiences and to an exciting exchange with you.
REGISTRATION
Please register via the registration portal of the DIT:
We look forward to seeing you! Please do not hesitate to contact us if you have any questions.
Sabrina Ebner, M.A. | Consultant in the Digital Teaching Department
Tel.: 0991 / 3615-279 | digicamp@th-deg.de
Thursday, 30 June 2022, 3 pm
Digitalisation in mechanical engineering and production - what is the hype and what brings tangible returns? What can be implemented today and what are just empty promises? The DigiCamp uses various practical examples to show how and where savings and market advantages can be realised. In a pragmatic and hands-on way, the speakers will also report on misguided paths and mistakes. They give practical tips that can be implemented in the short term and focus on the fruits of industrial digitalisation that are ripe for harvesting and hanging low.
We look forward to your participation in the event, which is, as always, free of charge.
PROGRAMME
3.00 pm |
Welcome and opening of the event Prof. Dr.-Ing. Peter Fröhlich and Kathrin Auer |
3.00-3.30 pm |
Process improvement, OEE optimisation, predictive maintenance - success factors of digital transformation Prof. Dr.-Ing. Peter Fröhlich, Deggendorf Institute of Technology, ProtectEM GmbH |
3.30-4.00 pm |
Robust and resilient architectures for digital production Martin Aman, TG alpha GmbH |
4.00-4.30 pm |
Digitalisation from the machine to the cloud - Industry 4.0 does not have to be complex Armin Taschek, T&G Automation GmbH |
4.30-4.45 pm |
Participant survey on digitalisation, break
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4.45-5.15 pm |
Windows for Edge Computing - Embedded Windows amd IoT Security Andreas Ahamer and David Kotzenmacher, Elbacom GmbH |
5.15-5.45 pm |
Reducing pressure fluctuations in extruder processes - machine learning in practical use Martin Paczona, T&G Automation GmbH |
5.45-6.00 pm |
Results of the survey, questions to the speakers and summary Prof. Dr.-Ing. Peter Fröhlich |
Followed by |
Opportunities for cooperation between companies and DIT Kathrin Auer |
REGISTRATION
Please register via the DIT registration portal:
https://pmit-ext.th-deg.de/iqw-seminare/dates/view/335
The event will take place online. You will receive your access link directly after registration in a separate email.
Please do not hesitate to contact us if you have any questions. We look forward to seeing you!
Kathrin Auer, M.A. | Digitalisation Officer
Deggendorf Institute of Technology
Digitalisation | Innovative Teaching
Tel.: + 49 991 3615 641 | kathrin.auer@th-deg.de
Whether service robots, intelligent walkers or lifting aids for transferring patients - technical assistance systems can support people in need of care as well as their relatives and caregivers in the near future with the help of artificial intelligence (AI).
Telemedicine is also considered an important area in the medicine and care of the future. It makes it possible to offer e.g. diagnostics, consultation and medical emergency services using audio-visual communication technologies despite spatial separation. In the future, telemedicine can become a component of medical care, especially for rural areas.
Our next DigiCamp "Digitalisation in nursing and rehabilitation" will address precisely this topic on 23 June 2022 between 10:00 am and noon.
In the cross-border event, both company and university representatives from Germany and Austria will talk about the state of the art and the opportunities and risks of digital technologies in the health sector.
The event will take place virtually, interested company representatives, researchers, students and the interested public are cordially invited.
We look forward to seeing you!
PROGRAMME
10.00 am |
Welcome and opening of the event Prof. Dr.-Ing. Thomas Spittler, Deggendorf Institute of Technology |
10.10-10.40 am |
Lecture | Buckle up! The journey into the digital health care era begins Miriam Moser, digital and care pioneer |
10.40-11.10 am |
Lecture | Working in the telemedicine centre Christine Carius, Managing Director telmedicon GmbH |
11.10-11.40 am |
Lecture | Curse or Blessing: New technologies in (tele)care Dr. Martin Schultz, Managing Director telmedicon GmbH |
11.40-12.10 am |
Lecture | Challenges in the practical application of digitalisation in rehabilitation Prof. (FH) PD Dr. Thomas Halswanter, FH Upper Austria (Wels) |
Followed by: |
Closing remarks Prof. Dr.-Ing. Thomas Spittler, Deggendorf Institute of Technology |
REGISTRATION
Please register via the DIT registration portal:
https://pmit-ext.th-deg.de/iqw-seminare/dates/view/338
The event will take place virtually. You will receive your access link after your registration.
Please do not hesitate to contact us if you have any questions. We look forward to seeing you!
Kathrin Auer, M.A. | Digitalisation Officer
Deggendorf Institute of Technology
Digitalisation | Innovative Teaching
Tel.: +49 991 3615 641 | kathrin.auer@th-deg.de
Digitalisation does not stop at the construction site. Among other things, drone technology is seen as the future of the construction industry, even though its enormous potential is still largely untapped today. Yet drones are very well suited to digitising constructions sites.
The flying robots are manoeuvrable, have low weight and other characteristics that make them very user-friendly. Therefore, their areas of application are diverse and show a high potential for innovative applciation possibilities in the construction industry.
Their common areas of application include inspections of wind turbines as well as building-typical surveys (roof cladding, solar installation, TGA installations) or bridges and tunnels. As a result, jobs that used to involve a lot of effort can be completed more quickly at lower cost and offer better and more accurate data analysis or damange progress for follow-up work.
Another application is area surveying. It has become a standard part of drone technolgy. In this way, data and evaluations can be derived that are essential for volume measurement. With regular 3D data acquisition, removal and application volumes of earth masses can be documented via drone flights.
And even across the construction phase cycle, there are a variety of use cases and benefits from drone application: for example, drone data supports the planning phase of a construction project, and during the construction phase, real-time data can be captured and processed, enabling improved communication and improvements with regard to the dimensions of time, costs and quantities.
In the area of facility management or the operational phase, permanent condition recording of existing buildings can lead to improved data acquisition for maintenance and repair. Here, the drone data can ideally be used in conjunction with an already existing BIM model to record the damage incurred and changes that have occured with simple photo and video data.
In this contect, automated continuous monitoring at regular intervals leads to an increase in efficiency in FM and brings about a reducation in costs during building operation.
The above-mentioned possibilities of drone application show that an efficient use of the drone can already be implemented today.
Our next DigiCamp "Digital Inspection: Buildings, Structures, Drones & more" will address precisely this topic on 23 June 2022 from 4 pm.
At the DigiCamp, company representatives from PALFINGER Structural Inspection GmbH will talk about their software tool STRUINSPECT, which enables efficient infrastructure lifecycle management with the help of drones and AI, the Munich-based company Fairfleet will present its possibilities as a full-service partner for aerial photography with drones, and the Deggendorf-based start-up "Squadron" will also show how data from solar parks can be collected with the help of drones and inspected with the help of artificial intelligence.
The event will take place hybrid, it is possible to participate on site in Deggendorf or virtually via Zoom.
Exhibits will also be available to try out or participate in on site, so participation on site in Deggendorf is recommended.
We look forward to seeing you!
PROGRAMME
4.00 pm |
Welcome and opening of the event Prof. Dr.-Ing. Gerd Maurer, DIT |
4.00-4.30 pm |
BIM 1076 - The Digital Building Inspection Dipl.-Ing. Ernst Forstner (Managing Director, STRUCINSPECT) |
4.30-5.00 pm |
Building and roof inspection from the air - challenges and solution Louisa Hartmann, Customer Success Expert, Fairfleet GmbH |
5.00-5.30 pm |
Panel discussion Expert Panel |
Followed by: |
Refreshments, time for questions, networking |
REGISTRATION
Please register via the DIT registration portal:
https://pmit-ext.th-deg.de/iqw-seminare/dates/view/323
The event will take place hybrid, although attendance in person is recommended. If you choose the virtual participation option, you will receive your access link within a few days after your registration.
Please do not hesitate to contact us if you have any questions. We look forward to seeing you!
Thursday, 2 June 2022, 4 pm
Have you ever wondered what a world without glass would look like?
The answer to this question is most likely: "No!". Most of the time we look through glass instead of consciously perceiving it and its fascinating functions. Yet life as we know it would be unthinkable without glass. Have you looked in the mirror, used a lamp, surfed the net, looked through your glasses, put jam on your breakfast bread, used your smartphone or driven your car today? Then you have already come into contact with glass several times (unconsciously).
But glass can do so much more. For example, it opens up the world to us on a large and small scale through telescopes and microscopes, it enables fast internet and thus modern communication, minimally invasive operations, solar panels, building insulation and so much more.
Glass with its various uses, its advancing humanity in all sorts of areas of life. No wonder, then, that the United Nations has declared 2022 the Year of Glass! (https://www.iyog2022.org/)
In honour of this special material, we are organising a DigiCamp on 2 June 2022, to which we cordially invite you.
PROGRAMME
4.00 pm |
Welcome Prof. Harald Zimmermann & Kathrin Auer |
4.00-4.30 pm |
Innovations made of glass Prof. Dr. Gerdes |
4.30-5.00 pm |
How are beer bottles and Nutella jars made? Prof. Harald Zimmermann |
5.00-5.30 pm |
Presentation of research activities of TAZ Spiegelau Prof. Harald Zimmermann |
5.30-6.00 pm |
Presentation of cooperation possibilities at DIT Kathrin Auer |
Followed by: |
Time for questions, conclusion |
Please register for the DigiCamp under this link.
Tuesday, 19 May 2022, 3 pm
The DigiCamp offers production companies and machine manufacturers a compact look at the security situation in IT and OT (Operational Technology). Based on a sober assessment of the threat situation and legal framework conditions, tried-and-tested and economical procedures for minimising risks to one's own infrastructure and products will be demonstrated. The focus will be on IT and OT as a whole.
We look forward to your participation. As always, attendance at the event is free of charge.
PROGRAMME
3.00 pm |
Welcome and Opening of the event Prof Dr.-Ing. Peter Fröhlich and Kathrin Auer, Deggendorf Institute of Technology |
3.00-3.30 pm |
Facing the cyber danger - a practical risk assessment in IT and OT Prof. Dr. Peter Fröhlich, Deggendorf Institute of Technology, ProtectEM GmbH |
3.30-4.00 pm |
Practical approach to safeguarding technical systems - action orientation in the context of NIS 2.0 and IEC 62443 Laurin Dörr, TG alpha GmbH |
4.00-4.30 pm |
How do I keep an organisation secure? IT security in the sign of the times Martin Oberberger, Deggendorf Institute of Technology |
4.30-5.20 pm |
What does it mean for me? Hot chair and interactive forum LIVE IN DEGGENDORF |
4.30-5.00 pm |
Professional handling of OT security vulnerabilities creates trust Dipl-Ing. Andreas Harner, DKE German Commission for Electrical, Electronic & Information Technologies in DIN and VDE |
5.00-5.20 pm |
Interactive forum |
5.20-5.30 pm |
Results, analysis and action |
5.30-6.00 pm |
Strategic approach of a technology group to cyber security - status and challenges for IT, OT and digital services. Dr. Thomas Nowey, Krones AG |
Followed by: |
Opportunities for cooperation between companies and DIT Kathrin Auer, Deggendorf Institute of Technology Institute of Technology |
REGISTRATION
Please register via the registration portal of the DIT:
https://pmit-ext.th-deg.de/iqw-seminare/dates/view/311
The event will take place hybrid. You have the option of attending live in the Glass House at the DIT campus at Dieter-Görlitz Platz 1 in 94469 Deggendorf or virtually. If you choose virtual participation, you will receive your access link within a few days after your registration.
Please do not hesitate to contact us if you have any questions. We look forward to seeing you!
Kathrin Auer, M.A. | Digitalisation Officer
Deggendorf Institute of Technology
Digitalisation | Innovative Teaching
Tel.: +49 991 3615 641 | kathrin.auer@th-deg.de
Thursday, 12 May 2022, 4 pm
Additive manufacturing (also known colloquially as "3D printing") offers potential for many industries, including construction. Architects and civil engineers are increasingly using 3D printers to create beautiful, physical and detailed models. Experts can now present their ideas and impress their clients with concrete models that take into account accurate construction or site information.
They save time, money and increase sales by using 3D printing to create complex and durable designs directly from CAD data.
And there are many benefits that industry professionals can gain from 3D printed models:
1. presenting an architectural or construction project to clients
2. reducing the design and development time of models
3. development of high quality landscape prototypes
4. saving on modelling costs
5. closer cooperation in prefabrication
The experts at DIT took this as an opportunity to use additive manufacturing to bring to life an old 2D plan of Munich's Spatenkeller beer palace - which, incidentally, was never realised. The design was created by the German architect Gabriel von Seidel (1848-1913), a representative of historicism and the Bavarian Heimatstil.
The result of the work is currently on display at the House of Bavarian History in Regensburg as part of the exhibition "Wirtshaus-Sterben? - Wirtshaus-Leben!" exhibition until 11 December 2022. Details about the exhibition can be found online: https://www.museum.bayern/ausstellungen/bayernausstellung-wirtshaussterben-wirtshausleben.html
The 3D model is a joint project of the Technology Campus Cham, DIT students and the Faculty of Civil and Environmental Engineering of the Deggendorf Institute of Technology. At the DigiCamp, they will explain the processes that ultimately led to the creation of the model.
We look forward to your participation, the event is, as always, free of charge.
PROGRAMME
4.00-4.15 pm |
Welcome and Opening of the event Prof Dr.-Ing. Gerd Maurer and Dr. Michael Nadler |
4.15-4.30 pm |
Presentation of the printing process and the "challenges" encountered Prof. Dr. Wolfgang Aumer |
4.30-4.45 pm |
Interview | Creation of the 3D model according to the original 2D models in Allplan Sven Rosenberger, B.A. |
4.45-5.00 pm |
Lecture | Expert completion of the model from individual parts, finishing Johann Gerner, Laboratory Engineer for Civil and Environmental Engineering |
5.00-5.15 pm |
Presentation of cooperation possibilities between companies and DIT Kathrin Auer, DIT Followed by time for exchange, questions and networking |
REGISTRATION
Please register via the DIT registration portal:
https://pmit-ext.th-deg.de/iqw-seminare/admin/events/view/295
The event will take place virtually. You will receive your access link within a few days after your registration.
Please do not hesitate to contact us if you have any questions. We look forward to seeing you!
Kathrin Auer, M.A. | Referentin für Digitalisierung
Technische Hochschule Deggendorf
Digitalisierung | Innovative Lehre
Tel.: +49 991 3615 641 | kathrin.auer@th-deg.de
Tuesday, 28 April 2022, 4 pm
4.00-4.10 pm |
Welcome and Opening of the event Kathrin Auer, M.A |
4.10-4.15 pm |
Welcome by the Campus Director Prof. Dr. Mathias Hartmann |
4.15-4.25 pm |
Image Film Overview of the Hutthurm Campus |
4.25-4.55 pm |
Presentation of the Campus and overview of previous projects Prof. Dr. Mathias Hartmann |
4.55-5.10 pm |
Presentation of current Projects (Overview) Prof. Dr. Mathias Hartmann |
5.10-5.20 pm |
Deployable satellite structure (ST, PowerCube). |
5.20-5.30 pm |
3D Printing Platform Process Monitoring, Simulation, Smart Manufacturing (SR) |
5.30-5.40 pm |
Process simulation and material understanding fibre composite (MS, SensoTwin) |
5.40-5.50 pm |
Processing of PE/PP waste fractions for film production (SK) |
5.50-6.20 pm |
Guest presentation FA. Karl Bachl by Mr. Fischer |
6.20-6.30 pm |
Time for questions and discussions |
6.30-6.40 pm |
Laboratory tour via video |
6.40 pm |
Presentation of cooperation opportunities between the company and the DIT |
Thursday, 26 April 2022, 4 pm
An event organised by the TRIO university association and "Digitalisation in dialogue".
The fifth part of the event series focuses on the topic of "5G - the mobile network of the future". This technology creates the basis for new possibilities in numerous areas such as industry, trade or health care. Expert speakers will inform about the resulting opportunities and challenges in lectures and practical contributions.
PROGRAMME
Scientific impulses
"What is 5G? - Introduction and potentials"
Prof. Dr. Susanne Hipp, OTH Regensburg
"Possible applications of 5G - examples and perspectives"
Prof. Dr. Wolfgang Dorner, Deggendorf Institute of Technology
Practical examples
from trade, logistics, production, medicine & service sector
You will receive the access link for the virtual Zoom conference room via e-mail a few days before the event.
Tuesday, 12 April 2022, 4 pm
Data is being traded as the new oil or gold in companies. After all, companies today are sitting on an enormous treasure trove of data that only needs to be extracted. Terms such as Big Data, Industrie4.0, digitalisation and artificial intelligence are already on everyone's lips, but how can they be practically applied, especially in the area of procurement, to contribute to a company's success?
In our new DigiCamp on 12 April 2022, we would like to provide you with answers to precisely this question.
In his lecture, Prof. Dr. Christian Mandl will talk about how large amounts of data can be analysed (descriptive analytics) and used for forecasting purposes (predictive analytics). He goes one step further by showing how better decisions can be made in a targeted manner (prescriptive analytics). This approach is particularly essential for commodity procurement and other areas of purchasing with high price fluctuations. In his presentation, he shows how the high price volatility can be countered with the help of Big Data, hedging decisions and machine learning, thereby achieving corresponding savings potential and efficiency gains.
Robert Hilmer, co-founder of the Deggendorf-based start-up "Easy2Parts", will present the company's procurement platform of the same name. The mechanical engineer will demonstrate in practical use cases how artificial intelligence can automate, accelerate and simplify procurement processes and how a better supplier-customer fit can be achieved at the same time.
Philipp Kellner, an employee of Easy2Parts and a DIT Master's student, will then report on the technical finesse behind such a procurement platform. In his master's thesis, he dealt with the question of how Deep Learning can be used to automatically categorise production parts within the platform.
Kathrin Auer then reported on the possibilities for cooperation between companies and DIT. For example, are you looking for interns, are you interested in a research cooperation or in a manufacturing service? Then the last part of the DigiCamp is the right place for you.
Last but not least, as always, there will be the opportunity for exchange and networking.
We look forward to your participation, the event is, as always, free of charge.
4.00-4.10 pm |
Welcome and Opening of the event Kathrin Auer, M.A |
4.10-4.40 pm |
Lecture: "From Predictive to Prescriptive Analytics - Big Data in Commodity Procurement" Prof. Dr. Christian Mandl, DIT |
4.40-5.10 pm |
Lecture: "Technical purchasing rethought - procurement of production parts with the help of artificial intelligence". Robert Hilmer, Easy2Parts Company |
5.10-5.40 pm |
Lecture: "Deep Learning for the automatic categorisation of production parts". Philipp Kellner, Easy2Parts and Master student at DIT |
5.40-6.00 pm |
Presentation of cooperation possibilities between companies and DIT Kathrin Auer, DIT |
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Followed by time for exchange, questions and networking |
REGISTRATION
Please register via the DIT registration portal:
https://pmit-ext.th-deg.de/iqw-seminare/dates/view/287
The event will take place virtually. You will receive your access link within a few days after your registration.
Please do not hesitate to contact us if you have any questions. We look forward to seeing you!
Kathrin Auer, M.A. | Digitalisation Officer
Deggendorf Institute of Technology
Digitalisation | Innovative Teaching
Tel.: +49 991 3615 641 | kathrin.auer@th-deg.de
16 December 2021, 4 - 7 pm
An event organised by the Department of Digitalisation | Innovative Teaching and the Centre for Academic Further Education (ZAW) of the Deggendorf Institute of Technology.
Companies have to face ever greater challenges. Changes in the work and production process (Working World 4.0 and Industry 4.0) do not allow for standstill, but demand agile action from all actors in the business environment.
Individual scientific disciplines have long since ceased to be able to explain the complexity of all economic processes; interdisciplinary approaches are necessary to open up new paths. Digitalisation and globalisation are fundamentally changing the world of work. New business models, strategies and forms of communication are the result.
Business psychology as a sub-discipline of psychology deals with the experience and behaviour of people in an economic context.
It thus sees itself as an interdisciplinary complement and interface to the core business competence in management. In corporate management, the view is increasingly establishing itself that, in addition to economic goal strivings, psychological skills are also a decisive factor in determining success.
Innovative and contemporary work and management skills in a triad of psychology, digitalisation and management skills form the foundation of the new part-time Master's programme in Business Psychology at the Deggendorf Institute of Technology. To get in the mood for the new degree programme, but also to share knowledge and promote exchange, you are cordially invited to participate in the DigiCamp. You can expect four practical contributions from proven industry representatives and, if you are still interested, a presentation of the new degree programme and also the cooperation opportunities between companies and the university.
4.00-4.10 pm |
Welcome and Opening of the event Kathrin Auer, M.A |
4.10-4.40 pm |
Lecture | Prof. Dr. Cordula Krinner "How can business psychology contribute to the design of modern working environments?" |
4.40-5.10 pm |
Lecture | Prof. Dr. Armin Eichinger "Digital Nudging: Designing Influence Online". |
5.10-5.40 pm |
Lecture | Prof. Dr. Tobias Nickel "Digital HR - today and tomorrow". |
5.40-6.10 pm |
Lecture | Bernadette Busler, B.A. "New work needs future skills". |
6.10-6.30 pm |
Presentation | Corina Welsch, M.A. Presentation of the new part-time Master's programme "Business Psychology M. Sc." at DIT |
6.30-6.45 pm |
Presentation | Kathrin Auer, M.A. Presentation of cooperation opportunities between companies and DIT |
Followed time for exchange, questions and networking |
Prof. Dr. Cordula Krinner studied psychology and computer science. She completed her doctorate within the framework of the DFG-funded research training group "Prospective Design of Human-Technology Interaction" in cooperation between the Centre for Human-Machine Systems at the Technical University of Berlin and the Humboldt University of Berlin. Prof. Dr. Krinner then worked as an IT management consultant at Accenture GmbH for clients in the communications, electronics & high technology and financial services sectors. She was then appointed professor at the Fresenius University of Applied Sciences for Business and Media, held several deanships and headed the Psychology School at the Munich location. As an expert in cognitive psychology, human-technology interaction and artificial intelligence, she has been Professor of Business Psychology at the DIT since 2019.
As a psychologist and computer scientist, Prof. Armin Eichinger is assigned to the faculties of Applied Economics and Applied Computer Science. He coordinates the Bachelor's programme Applied Business Psychology, but teaches in various other programmes. Here, his subjects come from the areas of methodology and statistics, the basic and applied areas of psychology, and focus on the broad area of human-machine interaction.
Tobias Nickel is a psychologist with over twenty years of experience in industry and consulting, with a focus on the automotive industry. He has worked on all continents and held leading positions in communication, HR and marketing, among others. At DIT he teaches in the Business Psychology programme. His special interests are personnel diagnostics, organisation and international strategic management.
After her studies in the field of communication, knowledge and media in Austria, Bernadette Busler gained several years of agency and project experience in the areas of digitalisation, further education, training and coaching. She is currently working as an expert for e-learning and new media, where she applies her knowledge practically in the fields of computer science, media and psychology at the Deggendorf Institute of Technology. In addition, the future business psychologist is about to complete her part-time Master's degree with a focus on work and organisational psychology.
REGISTRATION: Please register via the following link:
Link to registration "DigiCamp Business Psychology in Practice".
The event will take place virtually. You will receive your access link within a few days after your registration.
23 November 2021, 4 - 6 pm
An event organised by the Department of Digitalisation | Innovative Teaching and digitalisation partners of DIT.
Digitalisation means an enormous transformation process for public administration.
It does not stop at any area of our lives - not even the labour market. Not only the private sector is confronted with changes, but also the public sector. We all interact with it every day. It is the interface between citizens and the state. With 4.6 million employees, it is Germany's largest employer. The challenges of the digital age and the accompanying transformation processes from the analogue to the digital therefore affect not only us as citizens, but also a large number of employees in public administration. The effects of digitalisation on users and employees of public administration are therefore the focus of the DigiCamp "Digitalisation in (Public) Administration".
The term e-government refers to the digitalisation of the administrative apparatus. The aim is to make administrative services electronically accessible to citizens and businesses.
In a European comparison, Germany still performs relatively poorly in the area of "digital administrative services" and is only in 19th place, which is significantly below the European average. There is therefore still great potential that can and should be exploited.
Germany has set itself the goal of making the most important administrative services available online via a uniform portal by 2022. To this end, the E-Government Act was passed in 2013 and the Online Access Act (OZG) in 2017. In order to achieve the self-imposed goal, beyond the legal and technical foundations, the work in the public administration must also be partially restructured and realigned.
4.00-4.10 pm |
Welcome and Opening of the event Kathrin Auer, M.A |
4.10-4.40 pm |
Lecture | Ronals Kaiser, M.A "Digitalisation culture in public authorities and public institutions". |
4.40-5.00 pm |
Lecture | Maximilian Gell & Andreas Englmeier "Digitalisation in public administration - a practical lecture". |
5.00-5.20 pm |
Lecture | Prof. Dr. Helena Liebelt "Threats in public institutions - cyber security & more". |
5.20-5.35 pm |
Lecture | Corina Welsch, M.A. Presentation of the part-time Master's programme "Public Management" |
5.35-5.45 pm |
Lecture | Kathrin Auer, M.A. Presentation of cooperation opportunities between companies/authorities/institutions and DIT |
Followed by virtual evening | Time for questions and networking |
Ronald Kaiser graduated with an MA in Library and Information Management from the Stuttgart Media University. The digitalisation expert was significantly involved in the development of one of the first German podcasts and administrator of the largest information science wiki in Germany. He is the author of various reference books and a regular speaker at information institutions and companies. He is also a leading member of the CSU-Netzverband, a digital policy working group.
Prof. Dr. Liebelt is a Quantum Computing Innovator, HPC Expert, Change Management Advocate and Professor at the Deggendorf Institute of Technology. She is Head of the IT Centre and Information Security Officer at DIT. In WS21, the data centre expert started the first Master's programme in Quantum Computing in Germany.Further information about the programme can be found here: https://www.th-deg.de/qc-m.
Based on a multitude of exciting IT projects with governments (e.g. Australia, Gibraltar, Congo, Angola, Ghana, Turkey, Kazakhstan and Italy) as well as with private-sector project partners (e.g. market-leading oil companies, manufacturing stock corporations and SMEs), Max Gell can draw on project experience with a wide variety of cultures and working methods and thus knows which factors are decisive for successful implementation in digitisation projects. Together with Andreas Englmeier, Max Gell founded the company Programh and offers an all-round service for digitisation projects.
Starting as a software developer to IT project manager and executive, Andreas Englmeier looks back on more than 10 years of practical IT experience in development and research, in start-ups, corporate business and the public sector. In retrospect, his mindset and field of vision have changed along the way, in addition to the activities: Technology is mostly just a tool to simplify complex processes. The systems must be adapted to the users and not the other way around. These principles are what he stands for and are an essential part of Programh.
Martin Oberberger has been working at the Deggendorf Institute of Technology since Nov. 2018. There he is responsible for the (newly founded & first-time occupied) area of information security & thereby supports Prof. Dr. Liebelt in her role as information security officer on a strategic & operational level.
Prior to this position, she trained as an IT specialist for system integration (at Linhardt GmbH & Co. KG & the Passau Chamber of Industry and Commerce) and studied business informatics (Bachelor & Master) at the DIT. During his undergraduate studies, he specialised in "IT Security & Controlling" and worked successfully for Krones AG & Siemens AG during his studies (internship & thesis). The final theses - logically - dealt with the implementation of security standards and frameworks.
REGISTRATION: Please register via the following link:
Link to Registration "DigiCamp Digitalisation in (Public) Administration".
The event will take place virtually and in German. You will receive your access link within a few days after your registration.
20 October 2021, 4 - 6 pm
A cooperation with the Faculty of Civil & Environmental Engineering with the Digitalisation | Innovative Teaching Department of the Deggendorf Institute of Technology.
3D concrete printing is the new technology in the construction of buildings. It brings concrete into shape without the use of formwork - quickly, safely, cost-effectively and with great design freedom. For example, printing a single-family house takes only 48 hours on average, thanks to holistic planning in BIM even including the ducts for water or electrical lines. This increases efficiency on the construction site, saves time and money.
According to industry experts, 3D concrete printing will revolutionise the construction industry, also because it places hardly any limits on the creativity of architects and builders. This makes it easy to develop and realise new structures and shapes and to create resistant, architecturally innovative buildings - without increasing costs compared to conventional construction methods. Additive manufacturing in construction also promises more sustainable building through the optimal use of materials.
At the DigiCamp, practical users of the new technology will tell you more about the manufacturing process, its advantages and disadvantages, and also what is already possible. Dr Fabian Meyer-Brötz, Head of 3D Construction Printing at PERI AG and Dr Didier Lootens, Head of Material Physics at Sika Technology AG will share their respective experiences in their presentations.
The virtual DigiCamp is aimed at interested companies and their employees, engineering firms, freelancers and, of course, students and other interested parties from the relevant disciplines.
We cordially invite you to participate in our virtual DigiCamp "3D concrete printing in construction" on 20 October 2021.
4.00-4.10 pm |
Welcome and Opening of the event Prof Dr-Ing G. Maurer |
4.10-4.35 pm |
Lecture by Dr. Didier Lootens, Sika Technology AG "The use of 3D printing technology for Digital Construction", |
4.35-5.00 pm |
Lecture Dr. Fabian Meyer-Brötz, PERI AG "3D concrete printing in construction practice". |
5.00-5.30 pm |
Panel discussion with the speakers and students Followed by virtual evening, time for questions and networking |
Speaker | Dr. Didier Lootens, Company Sika Technology AG
Dr Didier Lootens is a physicist and chemist and has been Head of Materials Physics at Sika Technology since 2004. He holds an MSc in physics-chemistry from ESPCI and a PhD in materials science from the University Pierre et Marie Curie. He has over 20 years of experience in the field of cementitious materials and 3D printing and has worked in more than 20 countries. His research interests include concentrated suspensions, inorganic chemistry, characterisation of building materials by rheology and ultrasound, reducing the carbon footprint through the use of new binders, innovative mortar formulations and the development of new 3D printing technologies, including processes, formulations and domestication of printed materials. He developed the entire 3D printing business at Sika. 60 publications and over 30 patents.
Speaker | Dr Didier Lootens, Sika Technology AG
Dr. Meyer-Brötz is head of the 3D Construction Printing department at PERI AG - one of
of the largest formwork and scaffolding manufacturers worldwide. His work is focused on establishing 3D concrete printing technology in a broader spectrum of industrial practice. He develops projects with customers in Europe, the USA and Japan. A holistic view of the construction process is at the core of his activities. Prior to his current position, the graduate industrial physicist managed a wide range of projects - from new construction methods for slum regions to an automated process for construction monitoring.
Speaker | Professor Dr.-Ing. Volker Wirth, Deggendorf Institute of Technology
Professor Volker Wirth is an expert in the areas of calculation of construction services, construction accounting, construction site controlling, construction site business management, contract/subcontract management, negotiation techniques in construction management, virtual construction (BIM). In addition, he is a publicly appointed and sworn expert for construction pricing, invoicing and process disruptions at the Passau Chamber of Industry and Commerce.
Speaker | Prof. Dr.-Ing. Gerd Maurer, Deggendorf Institute of Technology
Prof. Gerd Maurer is Professor of Civil Engineering at the Deggendorf Institute of Technology. He specialises in turnkey construction, construction site controlling, construction cost planning, tendering and construction contracting, corporate management, project management, lean management, general planning, foreign construction and Building Information Modelling (BIM). Before his time at DIT, he successfully implemented large construction projects at home and abroad.
He is responsible for this year's DigiCamp of the Faculty of Civil and Environmental Engineering.
A cooperation with the Technologie Campus Cham with the Department of Digitalisation | Innovative Teaching of the Deggendorf Institute of Technology.
Almost everyone is now familiar with plastic figures from the 3D printer - but the fact that additive manufacturing can also be used to process industrial materials such as metals, ceramics and resilient plastics is still relatively unknown. Yet additive processes bring with them completely new design freedom for new products, components and tools. The current DigiCamp of the Deggendorf Institute of Technology at its branch location at the Technology Campus in Cham shows the advantages for small and medium-sized enterprises and how additive manufacturing processes can be used economically.
Additive manufacturing is a basic principle of production. Material is continuously added to a component either layer by layer or freely in space - in contrast to subtractive manufacturing such as milling or drilling, where material is removed. There are now over 40 manufacturing processes in additive manufacturing that process numerous materials. With so many possibilities, it is of course important to know the special features of the individual manufacturing processes in order to then be able to decide on the most suitable process for your own company.
Learn more about the individual manufacturing processes, their advantages and disadvantages and also what is already possible on site at the campus from the campus director Prof. Aumer at the DigiCamp. In addition, Dipl. Ing. Heiko Muhr from Ingenieurbüro Muhr will show you how individual processes are already being used in his company in Schorndorf.
Don't miss the opportunity to see what cooperation possibilities are possible between university and industry.
The virtual DigiCamp is aimed at interested companies and their employees, engineering firms, freelancers and, of course, students and other interested parties from the relevant faculties.
We cordially invite you to participate in our virtual DigiCamp "Additive Manufacturing" on 6 July 2021.
Programme
04.00 - 04.10 pm Welcome and opening of the event
Prof. Dr. Wolfgang Aumer and Kathrin Auer, M.A.
04.10 - 04.20 pm Presentation of the Technologie Campus Cham
Prof. Dr. Wolfgang Aumer and Alexander Stöger, M.Sc. M.A.
04.20 . 04.40 pm The most important 3D printing processes explained + Presentation of the additive manufacturing processes at Campus Cham
Prof. Dr. Wolfgang Aumer
04.40 - 5.10 pm Additive manufacturing - potentials in mechanical engineering
Dipl-Ing. Heiko Muhr
05.10 - 05.30 pm Presentation of cooperation opportunities between companies and the university
Kathrin Auer, M.A.
05.30 - 6.00 pm Virtual closing, time for questions and networking
Speaker| Prof. Dr.-Ing. Wolfgang Aumer, Deggendorf Institute of Technology
As Professor and Scientific Director of the Technology Campus Cham of the Deggendorf Institute of Technology, Wolfgang Aumer is not only responsible for the research activities on site, but also for lectures in the fields of robotics, automation and autonomous systems. Originally from the region, after training and studying in Regensburg, Deggendorf and Munich, he was drawn professionally to Dresden for 12 years, where he did his doctorate and research in the field of agricultural systems engineering with the functional integration of electrical drives. In addition to teaching and research, local agriculture is important to him, as evidenced by his additional work on the family farm and also an additional degree in agricultural management.
Speaker | Dipl. Ing. (FH) Heiko Muhr, Owner and Managing Director of Ingenieurbüro Muhr GmbH (Schorndorf)
Heiko Muhr is the owner and managing director of Ingenieurbüro Muhr GmbH in Schorndorf, which specialises in the realisation of special machines and mechatronic systems. As a special feature of his company, IB Muhr GmbH also has an additive development laboratory. Mr Muhr is himself a graduate of the Deggendorf Institute of Technology, where he studied mechanical engineering. He gained further professional experience as a development engineer at well-known companies in the automotive sector, in mechanical engineering and in the semiconductor industry before successfully founding his own company.
Speaker | Mr. Alexander Stöger M.Sc. M.A., Deggendorf Institute of Technology
Alexander Stöger is the Operational Manager of the Technology Campus in Cham and is thus responsible for the operational processes on site. After studying electrical engineering and information technology, business informatics and strategic and international management at the Deggendorf Institute of Technology. He is also active as a lecturer at the university and shares his knowledge of social media with an already very large and still growing audience.
REGISTRATION: Please register via our homepage.
https://pmit-ext.th-deg.de/iqw-seminare/dates/view/202
The event will take place virtually. You will receive your access link within a few days after your registration.
We will be happy to answer any questions you may have. We look forward to seeing you!
Kathrin Auer, M.A. | Digitalisation Officer
Deggendorf Institute of Technology
Digitalisation | Innovative Teaching
Phone: + 49 991 3615 641 | kathrin.auer@th-deg.de
29 June 2021, 12.30 - 5.30 pm
Department for digitalisation | Innovative teaching
For further information and registration, please click here
The Next Generation Sequencing (NGS) technology produces large amounts of data of the (human) genome, epigenome and associated transcriptome, the analysis and interpretation of which is a growing challenge. Therefore, it is important to create a functional and resilient interface between natural scientists and computer scientists. The volumes of data generated in the decoding of human, animal or plant genomes, for example, must be processed and correlated in order to make them useful.
Biomedical research and molecular diagnostics are currently using a variety of computational analysis tools to identify and analyse genes that are predictive of prognosis or therapeutic response with respect to a disease (precision medicine, personalised medicine). The analysis and evaluation of these data sets requires knowledge in the field of biomedicine combined with application-oriented informatics. Exactly these core competences are necessary to perform a high-quality and meaningful data analysis - transparent and comprehensible.
First-class speakers will provide you with insights into the latest research focuses, diagnostic applications and the latest technologies of Next Generation Sequencing methodology.
The virtual DigiCamp is aimed at experts from companies in the pharmaceutical, medical technology and other industries. Research institutions and interested master students from the fields of bioinformatics, biology, chemistry, medicine and pharmacy are also cordially invited to attend.
We cordially invite you to the virtual event “Life Science meets Informatics” with the following agenda:
PROGRAMME
12.30 - 1.00 pm TALK: NGS IN RESEARCH AND CLINICS - AN OVERVIEW
Prof. Dr. Melanie Kappelmann-Fenzl
1.00 - 1.45 pm TALK: NEXT GENERATION SEQUENCING AND DATA ANALYSIS - EXAMPLES OF RECENT RESEARCH TOPICS
Prof. Dr. Anja Katrin Bosserhoff
1.45 - 2.30 pm PRESENTATION OF THE RCI NGS CORE FACILITY
TALK: EPIGENETICS: GENERATION & ANALYSIS OF CHIP-SEQ DATA
Prof. Dr. Michael Rehli
2.30 - 3.15 pm TALK: ILLUMINA - NGS TECHNOLOGY
Dr. Silvio Scheel
3.15 - 4.00 pm TALK: DIAGNOSTIC PATHOLOGY AND THE ROLE OF MOLECULAR PATHOLOGY ()
Dr. Fabian Eder
4.00 - 4.45 pm TALK: METHODS IN MOLECULAR TUMOR DIAGNOSTICS
Dr. Alexandra Hamberger
4.45 - 5.30 pm TALK: UTILISING EXTRACELLULAR VESICLES FOR
EARLY DETECTION AND TREATMENT STRATIFICATION
Prof. Dr. Phillipp Torkler
5.30 PM CLOSING WORDS
Prof. Dr. Melanie Kappelmann-Fenzl
Registration: Please register here for the event.
On 19 May 2021, 4 - 6 pm
Department of Digitalisation | Innovative Teaching
For further information and registration, please click here
May 19th, 2021
Recent studies showed that the use of Artificial Intelligence (AI) can both increase innovation and profits and also create new jobs within companies. Nowadays, Artificial Intelligence shapes people's private and also work lives.
Students in the fields of informatics and especially in the field of AI have great career potential in national and international companies and are able to work in an exciting and growing working environment.
4 - 4.10 pm Welcome and opening of the event
Prof Dr Patrick Glauner and Kathrin Auer, M.A
4.10 - 4.40 pm What is Artificial Intelligence?
Prof Dr Cezar Ionescu
4.40 - 5 pm Presentation of the Bachelor's degree programme "Artificial Intelligence"
Prof Dr Patrick Glauner
5 - 5.15 pm Presentation of the Master's degree programme "Artificial Intelligence and Data Science"
Bernhard Haderer, B. Sc.
5.15 - 5.30 pm Presentation of the Master's degree programme "Artificial Intelligence for Smart Sensors and Actuators"
Prof Jürgen Wittmann
5.30 - 5.45 pm General information regarding application, contact data and further services and events
Kathrin Auer, M.A.
5.45 - open end Q&A session
Registration: Please register here for the event
On 14 April 2021, 4 - 5.30 pm
Department of Digitalisation | Innovative Teaching
Wednesday, 14 April 2021
The needs of workers and companies are currently changing rapidly. Smart and flexible solutions are more in demand than ever. In this context, digitalisationand the world of work opens up new opportunities for companies, employees and communities.
Co-Working is an integrated and flexbile working model in which start-ups, freelancers and other employees rent a flexible workspace in an open-plan office. The focus of co-working spaces is on networking and the exchange of innovative ideas. The advantages are as diverse as the concept. Especially with regard to the mobility of employees from rural areas, co-working offers working close to home in a smart working environment.
The virtual DigiCamp will take place on the occasion of the kick-off of DIT's new co-working space at ITC1. From 1 March, there will be the opportunity to experience co-working actively and free of charge. The virtual DigiCamp is aimed at interested employees, companies, freelancers and founders from the region, as well as nationally.
4 - 4.10 pm Welcome and opening of the event
Lisa Geib, Digitalisation officer at DIT
4.10 - 4.40 pm Co-working as a necessary building block in the working world 4.0
Adrian Maier, Inventive Sales Consulting
4.40 - 5.10 pm Opportunities & Possibilities of co-working for rural areas
Hanna Schürzinger, Research Assistant at the TC Grafenau at DIT
5.10 - 5.20 pm Virtual Tour of the DIT Co-Working space at ITC1
Thomas Keller, Managing Director ITC1 & Network Manager GZDN
5.20 - 5.20 pm Benefits for Co-Working users through DIT | Goodbye message
Lisa Geib, Digitalisation Officer at DIT
REGISTRATION: Please register here via our homepage
Further information on the new co-working space can be found in this flyer.
On 24 March 2021, 4 - 6 pm
Department of Digitalisation | Innovative Teaching
Wednesday, 24 March 2021
Digitalisation in companies in the construction industry is progressing inexorably and is providing companies with a whole range of advantages. In the construction industry, the planning method Building Information Modelling (BIM) in particular has an extraordinarly high potential. While architects used to work on the classic drawing board, some of them already use modern BIM programmes to create designs. Models of this kind also enable applications in the field of virtual reality.
Virtual reality (VR) makes it possible to create a quasi-real environment with the help of computer-generated 3D images. VR users can move around in this virtual environment and perceive (virtual) objects as if they were in the real environment. The construction industry can make these advantages its own, for example, when it comes to showing clients the finished objects in advance and thus planning together and also preventing misunderstandings. Because regardless of whether the project is small or large: The planning and implementation of construction projects is extremely complicated in practice and therefore offers a lot of room for mistakes and misunderstandings.
In the virtual environment, for example, it is possible to check how exactly daylight enters the building through the windows or whether the building fits in well with its surroundings. Planning errors can also be uncovered quickly and effectively during a virtual tour.
Digital error correction in the planning phase saves both time and money. Errors that are only discovered after the start of construction usually result in significant additional costs.
The virtual DigiCamp is aimed at interested civil engineers, architects, companies in the sector, engineering offices, freelancers and, of course, students and others interested in the relevant fields.
We cordially invite you to participate in our virtual DigiCamp "Virtual Reality in Construction on 24 March 2021.
4 - 4.10 pm |
Welcome and Opening of the event Prof Dr-Ing G. Maurer and Prof Dr.Ing. V. Wirth |
4.10 - 4.30 pm |
Presentation of a real-time scenario and current student projects in the laboratory for New Forms of Reality at DIT Juliane Groß and Christina Lößl, students BIW (host) |
4.30 - 5 pm |
Expert discussions: Experiences and expectations regarding VR in construction C. Lang, C. Neubauer, F. Kohlbecker, Prof S. Windischmann |
5 - 5.45 pm |
Panel discussion for exchange of views Experts + audience |
5.45 - 6 pm |
Outlook VR / AR at DIT: Cooperation between the faculties Prof Dr S. Windischmann, Prof Dr G. Maurer |
from 6 pm | Event information, cooperation possibilities between DIT and companies, virtual conclusion in breakout sessions |
REGISTRATION: Please register here via our homepage.
On 10 December 2020, 4.30 - 6 pm
Department for Digitalisation | Innovative Teaching and Department of Health of the Centre for Academic Further Education
In cooperation with Health Region plus Deggendorf
The event will take place in German!
Thursday, 10 December 2020
The corona pandemic is currently keeping every company busy. However, the health of employees is a particular focus of corporate leaders and HR managers. How can a company health management system (BGM) be successfully established and implemented even in times of a global pandemic? What occupies the employees and how can a company react to it?
These are exactly the questions we would like to addess in our virtual DigiCamp "A healthy company during a pandemic: Digital workshops on the topic of BGM" together with you. In four workshops we will work out concrete questions and present the results to the plenum. This should give you an insight into all the main topics and give you ideas and solutions for your everyday work. You can also benefit from the experience gained in other companies.
4.30 - 4.45 pm Welcome and opening of the event
Presentation of the workshop hosts
Prof. Dr. Stephan Gronwald | Head of Certificate Systemic Process Consulting in Workplace Health Management
4.45 - 5.15 pm WORKSHOPS | Please register for one of the four available workshops
WORKSHOP 1 | Imagine you're introducing BGM and nobody participates
Prof. Dr. Stephan Gronwald | Jasmin Weber, research assistant DIT
WORKSHOP 2 | How do I successfully introduce BGM in my company?
Carolin Stadler, Corporate Health Management DIT
WORKSHOP 3 | What is the Corona pandemic doing to my employees
Rainer Unrecht, Branch office manager Gesundheitsregion plus DEG | Christa Katzdobler, BGF Coordinator, AOK Bayern, Deggendorf directorate
WORKSHOP 4 | Risk assessment of mental stress: What are the benefits for me? My employees are not sick"
Thomas Garhammer, Health Management Consultant, B·A·D Gesundheitsvorsorge und Sicherheitstechnik GmbH
5.15 - 5.45 pm Presentation of the results from the workshops
Workshop hosts
5.45 - 6 pm Q&A session and conclusion of the event
Valerie Lenssens | Further Education officer at DIT
REGISTRATION: Please register here via our website.
Here you can also find more detailed information on the contents of the workshops:
Workshop 1 | https://pmit-ext.th-deg.de/iqw-seminare/dates/view/128
Workshop 2 | https://pmit-ext.th-deg.de/iqw-seminare/dates/view/129
Workshop 3 | https://pmit-ext.th-deg.de/iqw-seminare/dates/view/130
Workshop 4 | https://pmit-ext.th-deg.de/iqw-seminare/dates/view/131
On 16 December 2020, 5 -6.30 pm
Department of Digitalisation / Innovative Teaching
The event will take place in German.
Wednesday, 16 December 2020
In the age of digitalisation, universities are increasingly called upon to make their course offerings more flexible and to meet the growing demand for virtually available teaching content by students. This is accompanied by a growing offer of lecture recordings, which is developing into the "state of the art" at universities. What must be considered didactically, technically and legally when implementing a lecture recording?
This is exactly the question we would like to answer together with you at our virtual DigiCamp "Lecture recording for lecturers at DIT". We will show you specifically when and how you can successfully plan and produce lecture recordings at DIT and make them available to your students. In addition, you will gain a very practical insight into the practical experience you have already gained with your lecture recordings, and you will be able to exchange ideas with lecturers at the end of the course.
The virtual DigiCamp "Lecture recording for lecturers at DIT" is intended to help lecturers to consider all aspects and possible applications of lecture recording and to get to know the technical processes at DIT.
5 - 5.20 pm Welcome and opening of the event
Facts and reviews on lecture recording
Research situation | Recommendations for use | Didactical considerations
Caroline Weber | Digitalisation and Innovative Teaching
5.20 - 5.40 pm Lecture recording at DIT
Recording | Video delivery | Opencast Server | Paella Player | Technical Equipment
Alexander Zitt | Head of Digitalisation and Innovative Teaching
5.40 - 6.10 pm Legal aspects of the use of lecture recordings
Johannes Nehlsen | Staff Unit IT Law of the Bavarian State Colleges and Universities
6.10 - 6.30 pm Operational experiences | Exchange of experiences
Prof. Dr. Peter Fröhlich | Dean of the Faculty of Mechanical Enginnering and Mechatronics
Caroline Weber | Host for exchange of experiences
REGISTRATION: Please register here via our website.
Department of Digitalisation | Innovative Teaching
14 October, 2020 | 19 October 2020 | 6 - 7.30 PM
Wednesday, 14 October 2020
Prof Dr Doris Eberhardt | Prof Dr Peter Fröhlich
Monday, 19 October 2020
Prof Dr Cordula Krinner
The past "Flexi-Semester" has brought many changes. The results that we now see in digital teaching, but also the exciting path and the challenges that still await us, spur us on to work with you to meet the new requirements even better in the future. It is now time to review the experience we have gained to consolidate the tried and tested and to pass on successfully implemented strategies.
Therefore we offer our virtual DigiCamps "Best Practice in teaching for DIT lecturers" for you. The lecturing professors were especially emphasised by the students for their achievements in digital teaching and were voted among the top 5 teachers of DIT in the student survey in SS 2020. The virtual DigiCamp is intended to help teachers to gather new ideas for teaching and to get to know different approaches of successful best practice examples.
We look forward to exploring new digital paths with you.
Programme:
6 - 6.10 pm: Welcome and opening of the event | Dr. Karina Fisch | Head of Team Didactics | Digitalisation and Innovative Teaching
6.10 - 6.40 pm: Field report | Best Practice in university teaching | Speaker 1
6.40 - 7.10 pm: Field report | Best Practice in university teaching | Speaker 2
7.10 - 7.30 pm: Question & Answer session & exchange of experiences | Lessons Learned | Dr. Karina Fisch
REGISTRATION:
14 October 2020 | Prof. Dr. Doris Eberhardt | Prof. Dr. Peter Fröhlich
Deparment of Digitalisation, Innovative Teaching
22 September, 2020, 5 pm
Digital competence is a basic requirement for successful teachin in today's world. Its promotion and the exploitation of the potential of digital media for teachin and learning require an ever broader range of skills from teachers. How can virtual and non-virtual learning settings and methods be well combined? What different didactic methods and tools are available to enable teachers to conduct their lessons in a varied and target group-oriented manner?
The virtual DigiCamp "Teaching in the Digital Age: Blended Learning for Teachers" is designed to help teachers to gather new ideas for teaching and to get to know different didactic tools in order to successfully master the balancing act between face-to-face teaching and virtual learning components in teaching. We cordially invite you to join us on 22 September, 2020, in our virtual DigiCamp to meet the opportunities and challenges of digital teaching. We are looking forward to an exciting exchange of experiences with you.
Programme
5 - 5.20 pm: Welcome and opening of the event
Introduction to the topic "Digital Teaching"
Experiences DIT, Concept, Succes Factors, "building kit digital teaching"
Dr Karina Fisch
5.20 - 5.45 pm: Tools from the "Building Kit Digital Teaching" using the example of a learning scenario
Video creation with PowerPoint, Mentimeter, Padlet
Theresa Bauer, Caroline Weber
5.45 - 6.15 pm: Field report, Best practice in university teaching
Prof Dr Doris Eberhardt
6.15 - 6.30: Questions & exchange of experiences
Lessons learned, Dr Karina Fisch
Your Speakers:
Host and expert in digital teaching | Dr Karina Fisch
Dr Karina Fisch is head of the didactics department of the department of digitalisation and innovative teachin at DIT. She holds a doctorate in the field of learning transfer and researches the use of digital methods and learning settings in teaching at DIT in order to efficiently coach lecturers based on her experience and research findings.
Speaker | Theresa Bauer | Caroline Weber
Theresa Bauer and Caroline Weber are experts in the field of digital teaching. They are employed as research assistants in the department of digitalisation and innovative teaching and do research in the field of "Blended Learning". Due to their practical experience in advising lecturers at DIT, they are always dealing with the latest didactic methods and are constantly testing new toold for digital teaching.
Nursing educator and DIT professor | Prof Dr rer medic Doris Eberhardt
Prof Dr Doris Eberhardt has been professor for the field of nursing system development at DIT since 2017. After a few years of clinical work as a nurse, the native of Amberg studied nursing education and then gained teaching experience in various nursing educational fields. This was followed by a master's degree in health and nursing science and a doctorate at the Martin Luther University Halle-Wittenberg. The nursing educator also has relevant experience in the field of digital teaching. She is pleased about her ranking "Top 5 lecturers of DIT in digital teaching" in the student survey for the summer semester 2020.
REGISTRATION: Please register here via our homepage.
On 23.09.2020 from 5 pm
Department of Digitalisation | Innovative Teaching
Everyone is talking about it and agrees that "digitalisation" is the order of the day. But how can companies make themselves digitally fit? What needs to be considered and how do you proceed correctly and with a plan?
Often, a successful implementation of digitalisation fails due to an individual strategy, because digitalisation is much more than the usual online trade and its ERP processes. It is necessary to identify optimisation potentials along the value chain and in the product portfolio that bring a functional or cost advantage. In this context, pragmatic actionism is just as nonsensical as an overly complex digitisation vision.
The virtual DigiCamp "DigiFitnessCheck" is designed to help companies develop an adapted and individual digitisation strategy for themselves in order to successfully face the digital future.
Programme
5.00 - 5.20 pm Welcome and opening of the event
Introduction to the topic "Digital Transformation: Trends, Competencies, Strategy" | Prof. Dr. Patrick Glauner, DIT
5.20 - 6.00 pm "DigiFitnessCheck" | Markus Kammermeier, Change42 GmbH
6.00 - 6.30 pm Question and answer session & discussion | Moderation: Prof. Dr. Patrick Glauner, DIT
Host and AI expert| Prof. Dr. Patrick Glauner
Prof. Dr. Patrick Glauner has been Professor of Artificial Intelligence (AI) at the Deggendorf Institute of Technology since the age of 30. He is also managing partner of skyrocket.ai GmbH and accompanies companies, managing directors and executives in becoming the winners of the digital transformation. Previously, he held leading positions in a large AI consulting company, at Krones AG and at the European Organization for Nuclear Research (CERN), among others. His work on AI has been presented by Konstruktionspraxis, New Scientist, McKinsey, Udacity and the Fonds National de la Recherche Luxembourg, among others.
Speaker | Markus Kammermeier, Change42 GmbH
Markus Kammermeier has been working for years as a consultant, business coach and trainer at the interface between HR, IT and OE. He is an expert in IT systems and their interaction with organisational and HR development. In his function as managing director of Change42 GmbH, he advises companies on digital transformation. As a lecturer at the Deggendorf Institute of Technology and the Augsburg University of Applied Sciences, he teaches in the area of digitalisation of business processes. In business coaching, he supports specialists and managers in their personal development. He draws on more than 20 years of professional experience as a consultant, executive, board member and managing director.
REGISTRATION: Please register here via our homepage.
In view of the dynamic spread of the Corona virus SARS-CoV-2, the DIT has decided to cancel the DigiCamp KI on 30 March 2020.
With this measure, we as a university want to help protect the population. A new date will be announced as soon as possible.
Faculty of Applied Computer Science - Prof. Dr. Dr. Heribert Popp
Artificial intelligence (AI) is the topic of the future par excellence. In the future, all economic and service fields will need the support of AI in order to remain competitive.
remain competitive. To see where and how you can use AI in your company, we invite you to the 1st Deggendorf AI Day. This AI Day shows you
with a varied programme of lectures by professors and practitioners the range of possible AI applications in your company.
Programme
Module 1: "WI goes AI" - Prof. Dr. Dr. Heribert Popp
Module 2 - led by Prof. Dr. Cezar Ionescu
Module 3 - led by Prof. Dr. Patrick Glauner
Module 4 - led by Prof. Dr. Robert Hable
"Digitalisation in orthopaedics - Where are the benefits for clinics, doctors and patients?"
Faculty European Campus Rottal-Inn - Prof. Dr. Thomas Spittler
Digital technologies help us to better solve the current challenges of the healthcare system. Their use is therefore becoming increasingly important in the healthcare system with its more than five million employees. Digitalisation enables better and more efficient care and broader access to medical expertise. This is especially true in rural regions. New forms of better care for patients in the home environment can also be realised through digital technologies.
But what are the concrete benefits and effects of digitalisation for the specialist discipline of orthopaedics? The design of individualised implants is just one example of how digital technologies are already being used. Where can further valuable areas of application arise? Can artificial intelligence (AI) provide decision-making aids through appropriate algorithms in diagnosis and therapy?
Are you working in the medical field and interested in implementing digital trends in your clinic, doctor's practice, rehabilitation facility or physiotherapy practice? Then DigiCamp is the right place for you!
Programme. from 2 pm
Keynote "Patient-centred medicine platform": Dr. med. Matthias Lemberger, Senior Advisor tomatomedical GmbH
With the kind support of our sponsoring partner
VR-Bank Rottal-Inn eG | Carcassonner Platz 1 | 84307 Eggenfelden
"Can we hold a candle to the automotive industry? - A cross industry exchange of experience"
Faculty of Civil and Environmental Engineering under the direction of Prof Dr Volker Wirth
Wednesday, 23 October 2019, 2 - 5.30 pm
Deggendorf Institute of Technology, ITC2 - Glass House, Dieter-Görlitz-Platz 2, 94469 Deggendorf, Germany
The construction industry has been digital for many years! CAD-supported planning, tendering platforms, digital terrain models or machine control in earthworks - to name just a few. Overall, digitalisation is gaining momentum worldwide.
Against this background, the question arises as how and in which steps digitalisation can be further developed in a beneficial way. Can we keep pace with the automotive industry in the construction industry? How do we differ in terms of planning across industries?
Target group:
Are you a managing director, executive or specialist in the construction industry and interested in implementing digital trends in your company? Then DigiCamp is the right place for you!
Programme:
2 pm: Introduction to "Virtual Building
Prof Dr Volker Wirth
2.15 pm: Digital planning in automotive engineering
Dr Peter Miltenburg, BMW Group
3.15 pm: Break
3.30 pm: Digital planning under construction
Dipl-Ing Frank Soppa, GOLDBECK GmbH
4.15 pm: Web-based control of water supply networks
Dipl-Ing Hermann Gruber, WALDWASSER, Water supply Bavarian Forest
4.45 pm: Panel discussion "Digital Exchange of Experience"
Chair of the discussion: Dominik Bielmeier, DIT student
5.15 pm: Virtual inauguration of the forest water well at DIT
Prof Dr-Ing Andrea Deininger, Dean of the Faculty of Civl and Environmental Engineering
5.30 pm: Get-together
"Digitalisation - a trend for human resources development and continuing education".
Department Competence Centre E-Learning, management Wolfgang Stern and Dr Martina Reitmaier-Krebs
Wednesday, 25 September, 2019, 2 - 5pm
Deggendorf Institute of Technology, ITC2 - Glass House, Dieter-Görlitz-Platz 2, 94469 Deggendorf, Germany
Universities and providers of further education are equipping themselves to meet the challenges of digitalisation in the field of teaching: Flexible time slots and location-independent learning are the needs that determine the attractiveness of an offer today.
Companies are also asking themselves what employees need to know to be successful in digitalisation, as many are currently in the middle of a digital transformation toward Industry 4.0.The keywords here are "digital literacy" and "data literacy". Without the necessary level of digital literacy, there will be no progress in professional life in the future. Companies are also asking themselves how they can further qualify their employees with the help of digital media.
Target group:
Are you a managing director, personnel officer, HR specialist or executive and interested in implementing digital trends for personnel development and further training in your company? Or are you active in teaching? Then DigiCamp is the right place for you!
Programme:
2 pm: Welcome and opening
Wolfgang Stern
2.15 pm: Digital teaching - curse or blessing?
Dr Karina Fisch
2.30 pm: Current status DIT: presentation of the DEG-DLM project and digital elements in teaching
Dr Karina Fisch, Bernadette Busler
3 pm: Change of perspective: experience reports from companies and students
Markus Kammermeier, T.CON GmbH & CoKG
Andrea Preiss (HR), Dichtungstechnik Wallstabe und Schneider GmbH & Co.KG (Video)
Svetlana Ressem, Alumni Bachelor Childhood Education
4 pm: "Data Literacy": Data is the new oil of the 21st century
Dr habil Robert Hable
4.30 pm: Hands-On: Future developments, Digital board (Smart Board), Virtual Reality, 360° room
Alexander Zitt, Benedikt Krieger, Klaus Kandlbinder, Matthias Vollroth
Mastering digitalisation with confidence: Security as a pioneer of new business models
Faculty of Electrical Engineering, Media Technology and Computer Science
Management Prof Dr Martin Schramm
Friday, 24 May 2019, 1 - 4.30 pm
Deggendorf Institute of Technology, ITC2 - Glass House, Dieter-Görlitz-Platz 2, 94469 Deggendorf, Germany
Content:
Future-oriented IT security technologies penetrate digitalisation and change the laws of the market. In the context of this DigiCamp, two particularly disruptice technologies and their effects will be highlighted.
The Distributed-Ledger-Technologies describe a technique for networked systems with which a consensus on a sequence of transitions is formed in a tamper-proof way. In German called "Distributed Ledger", a decentralised database is understood, which allows participants of a network a common read and write authorisation. In contrast to a centrally managed database. New records can be added at any time by the participants themselves. A subsequent update process ensures that all participants always have the latest version of the database.
Artificial Intelligence describes the ability of autonomous digital systems to recognise patterns and logics on the basis of which independent decisions are made and improvements are derived from the resulting actions. Especially in the area of Industry 4.0 and due to the trend of autonomous driving in the automotive industry, methods of Artificial Intelligence are already successfully in use. Also in many other branches of industry a rapid spread can be observed.
The combination of both technologies enables the creation of completely autonomous networks, which in turn will pave the way for new business models.
In a joint dialogue with partners from industry and science, you will gain insight into the disruptive innovations of distributed ledger technologies and Artificial Intelligence and can discuss with experts about the implications of these technologies for your company.
Target group:
IT professionals, system architects, developers, product managers and decision makers of the regionally based companies
Companies: automotive (OEM, Tier 1), Industry, Information Technology, especiall IoT, Security, Banks, Insurance
Partner:
Programme:
1 - 1.15 pm: Welcome
1.15 - 1.45 pm: Use of machine learning methods for detection of selected scenarious in the automotive environment
Bernhard Pfeffer (b-plus GmbH)
1.45 - 2.15 pm: Topology, constraints and interaction of networked mobility - the vehicle as a smart sensor
Prof Thomas Limbrunner (DIT)
2.15 - 2.45 pm: Security management in networked environments
Prof Dr Andreas Fischer (DIT)
2.45 - 3.15 pm: Break and visit of the partner stands
3.15 - 3.45 pm: Distributed Ledger Technology - Basics, applications and potentials
Prof Dr Martin Schramm (DIT)
3.45 - 4.15 pm: Security of embedded devices - validation and proof of concept
Prof Dr Peter Fröhlich (ProtectEM GmbH)
4.15 pm: Open questions round
Intelligent Plant Monitoring: reduce maintenance costs and increase safety
Management Prof Dr-Ing Peter Fröhlich
Faculty of Mechanical Engineering and Mechatronics
Wednesday, 3 April 2020, 2 - 5 pm
Deggendorf Institute of Technology, ITC2 - Glass House, Dieter-Görlitz-Platz 2, 94469 Deggendorf, Germany
The DigiCamp will demonstrate on the basis of real projects how digitalisation can increase productivity quickly and cost-effectively.
Contents:
Speakers:
Monitoring is the most important weapon against cyber risks and the best tool to identify weak points in the process and make maintenance more effective. At the symposium, practitioners will report on how they extract data from automated machines and systems and evaluate it intelligently. They will find out how this can be used to align maintenance times with actual wear and tear and thus reduce costs. You will also learn how cyber attacks or misconfigurations can be detected with the same measures.
In dialogue with users and experts, you will learn about the advantages and limitations of predictive maintenance in real-world implementation. You will be given concrete options for action on how to use digitalisation to optimise processes while increasing security against cyber risks.
Partner: LINHARDT GmbH & Co.KG
Target group: Machine and plant manufacturers, operators, planners and developers, technical maintenance staff, product managers, managing directors
"One-of-a-kind production: Automation in tool, mould and plant construction"
Faculty of Applied Natural Sciences and Industrial Engineering
Thursday, 14 March 2019, 2 - 5 pm
Deggendorf Institute of Technology, Room L106, Dieter-Görlitz-Platz 1, 94469 Deggendorf, Germany
On March 14, Ludwig Gansauge and his guests will talk about the opportunities that digitalisation opens up for automation in tool and mold making and plant engineering. Potentials, systematics and automation possibilities in highly complex one-off production processes will be explained and demonstrated "hands-on" using examples from and in practice in the new open-plan laboratory on networked CNC machines.
Target group: All interested tool and mould makers or plant manufacturers, operators, planners and developers, technical maintenance staff, production managers, managing directors.
As part of the series Digitalisation in Dialogue, participants can exchange ideas with users and experts. They can also expect concrete options for action from the all-day events.
Programme:
2 pm: Series production vs individual production: A comparison in the focus of digitalisation
Potentials through consistent application of methods | OEE and LEAN approaches in tool and mould making
2.30 pm: Setup time optimisation through digitally supported workpiece clamping
3 pm: Automation possibilities in NC programming through digital construction kits
Application example from the mould construction with programming and machine processing
3.30 pm: Shop Floor management 4.0 using augmented reality in tool and mould making
4 pm: Visit of the maching and research are of DIT
Digital Metrology | Computed tomography in industrial manufacturing - revolutionary 3D metrology | Optical measuring methods - laser
scanning and inline surface analysis | MES-System 4.0
4.0 needs Artifical Intelligence (AI) - Experience practical AI
Management Prof Dr Dr Heribert Popp
Wednesday, 16 January 2019, 2 - 5 pm
Deggendorf Institute of Technology, ITC2 - Glass House, Dieter-Görlitz-Platz 2, 94469 Deggendorf
In June 2018, the Bavarian Cabinet decided to invest a sum of 280 million euros in research in the field of artificial intelligence. The aim of this Bavarian research offensive is to make Bavaria the European leader in artificial intelligence. The aim is also to catch up with American Internet companies such as Google.
New AI methods offer opportunities for every industry!
The participants of the DigiCamp have the opportunity to expand their data, analysis and technology competence in the field of artificial intelligence. Through the practice-oriented lectures, the visitors get to know the systems of Artificial Intelligence and get new approaches how to solve problems of specialised departments of an IT solution with AI part.
Programme:
2 pm: Welcome and opening of the event - Prof Dr Dr Heribert Popp
2.15 pm: Artificial Intelligence is more than machine learning - Prof Dr Josef Schneeberger
2.45 pm: Training 4.0: AI makes it efficient - Prof Dr Dr Heribert Popp
3.15 pm: Machine Learning (ML) successfully used - Dr habil Robert Hable
3.45 pm: Break
4 pm: AI for autonomous driving - Denise Vandeweijer, BMW Group
4.30 pm: AI in the environment of Digital Lean Manufacturing - Stefan Walter, msg systems AG
5 pm: Open question round
Partner:
Digitalisation in the Healthcare sector - Status of implementation of the telematics infrastructure
Faculty of Applied Health Sciences
Head Prof Dr Biol Hum Horst Kunhardt
Monday, 10 December 2018, 2 - 5.30 pm
Deggendorf Institute of Technology, ITC2 - Glass House, Dieter-Görlitz-Platz 2, 94469 Deggendorf, Germany
For many years, the legislator has been striving to establish a telematics infrastructure in the German healthcare system. Already today, basic functions such as the insured person master data service have been implemented. Further functions, such as the electronic doctor's letter or the ePrescription, have already been defined. According to the planned eHealth Act II, an electronic health record should also be available to the legally insured by 2021, in order to facilitate communication and coordination between service providers, patients and health insurers by digital means. This is intended to avoid duplicate structures and duplicate examinations and to improve patients' sovereignty in handling their data.
Since 2006, implementation of the telematics infrastructure and the associated digital options has been making slow progress. In 2018, health insurance companies such as Techniker Krankenkasse and AOK will have set up their own electronic health records for their policy holders.
The relaxation of the ban on remote treatment also opens up new opportunities for online video consultation hours between doctors and patients.
In the DigiCamp the current developments and the attempt of an outlook will be undertaken.
Programme:
2 pm: Welcome and introduction to the DigiCamp - Prof Dr Horst Kunhardt, Vice President for Health, DIT
2.15 pm: Lecture 1: Status of development of telematics infrastructure and electronic patient recors (ePA) in Germany - Prof Dr Horst Kunhardt
3 pm: Lecture 2: Applications of telemedicine in Bavaria - Prof Dr med Siegfried Jedamzik, DIT, Head of the Bavarian Telemedicina Alliance
4 pm: Lecture 3: Telemedicine in an international context - Anneliese Schmaus-Klughammer, DIT
5 pm: Panel discussione and conclusion of the event
Virtual Building - First plan and solve problems on the computer, then build construction time and budget in reality!
Faculty of Civil and Environmental Engineering - Head Prof Dr Volker Wirth
Thursday, 25 October 2018, 2 - 5.30 pm
Deggendorf Institute of Technology, ITC2 - Glass House, Dieter-Görlitz-Platz 2, 94469 Deggendorf, Germany
The construction industry has been digital for many years! CAD-supported planning, tendering platforms, digital terrain models, machine control in earhworks, to name just a few. Overall, digitalisation is gaining momentum worldwide. Against this background, the question arises as to how and in what steps can digitalisation be further developed in a beneficial way? This is where the DigiCamp comes in and presents the next development steps. Our university or our faculty can make a significant contribution to this by means of core competence and well-trained students.
Our first DigiCamp pursues two goals:
Programme:
2 pm: Digitalisation under construction - Prof Dr-Ing Volker Wirth
2.15 pm: The planner in change - Dipl Ing Christian Petter, Petter Ingenieure GmbH, Neumarkt i.d. Oberpfalz
2.30 pm: Digitalisation in building construction - Prof Dr-Ing Volker Wirth
EDP station "structural engineering" - Johann Gerner, Dipl-Ing (FH)
Pilot projects - M.Eng. Alexander Wieser, company Schleich&Haberl, Pfarrkirchen
3.30 pm: Break
3.45 pm: Digitalisation in Civil Engineering - Prof Dr-Ing Volker Wirth
Computer station "civil engineering" - Johann Gerner, Dipl-Ing (FH)
Pilot Projects - B. Eng. Rene Hamberger, Fa. Pfaffinger, Passau
4.45 pm: Advantages & benefits - Prof Dr-Ing Volker Wirth
5.15 pm: Strategies for further development - Prof Dr-Ing Volker Wirth
5.30 pm: Finish with snacks
Partners from the industry:
The AI Working Groups are a special form of DigiCamps, because here it is all about Artificial Intelligence (AI). There are always individual topics of emphasis at the appointments.
Organiser is the Faculty of Applied Computer Science under the direction of Prof. Dr. Dr. Heribert Popp.
See DigiCamp March 2020
AI Working Group and Introduction Event of the new Bachelor's degree AI, 2 October 2019, 4pm
Programme
Machine Learning, 24 July 2019, 2 pm
Programme
Production 4.0, 5 June 2019, 2 pm at Glass House
Programme
Chatbots - Our communication helpers, 27 March 2019, 2 pm
The communication with customers will change drastically in the next few years. One reason for this are the so-called chatbots. They are currently frequently used in customer service, where they simulate a conversation between the customer on the one hand and the salesperson or the service provider on the other. However, can chatbots show empathy for the customer, perceive upselling potential or answer complex questions? What roles does artificial intelligence play here?
Exactly these topics are discussed with you in our AI working group. Are you a specialist or manager in your company and interested in implementing chatbots? You are a computer scientist or IT specialist and want to support your departments with modern IT solutions? - Then the AI working group is the right place for you!