WiSo-IT

Lecture rooms and learning areas

Our Rooms

Electronic Classrooms

The following rooms are mainly reserved for lectures, but can be used for practice purposes during free periods:

CN-building: Rooms CN 0104, CN 0105, CN 0106

Opening times:

Monday to Friday 07:00 a.m. – 08:00 p.m.

Rooms

Our IT rooms are equipped with modern technology to support the teaching and applications of different IT tools.

Teachers can work with two beamer projections in parallel, e.g., to explain complex structures on a whiteboard while showing an application and its usage on the PC.

Students can work independently with current software environments that are also used in the same form in companies.

Free Study Zones

Free study zones for students are located in the following rooms:

CN building: Rooms CN 108, CN 0109
CD building: 2nd floor Gallery

Opening Times

Monday to Friday: 07:00 a.m. to 07:30 p.m.
Saturday: 08:00 a.m. to 03:00 p.m.

Lecture Halls of the Future of the Faculty of Business Management and Social Sciences

With the Knowledge eXchange Platform (KX), we as a university want to meet the needs of our students and lecturers. We want to exploit the opportunities for an atmosphere that promotes knowledge and learning, networking and international collaboration and modern university didactics.

The lecture halls of the future are not merely rooms with special equipment (see below). They depict our understanding of the concept of our future-oriented vision in terms of innovative teaching and learning experiences. They are intended to support hybrid and flexible teaching and offer fundamental opportunities for a digital transformation. With the establishment of hybrid teaching, we offer a contemporary and flexible form of interaction between lecturers and students. HyFlex Teaching combines synchronous and asynchronous teaching and offers opportunities for both remote learning and traditional face-to-face interaction.

Examples of Learning Scenarios

Szenario	Short description
Inverted Classroom⁽¹⁾	First alone then together Students learn the content provided digitally on their own. The face-to-face event is used to consolidate the content. Students work on the content independently of time and place, individually, self-directed and at their own pace using digital learning materials.
Hybrid Course ⁽²⁾	Synchronous connection of different learning locations Students can take part in a course online if required while others are present in person. Hybrid guest lecture: inclusion of external experts such as representatives of companies and other practice-relevant organizations
Global Classroom	Learning together worldwide Cooperative courses with universities all over the world possible Gain international experience through virtual mobility Simply connect international participants to the event

Szenario

Short description

Inverted Classroom⁽¹⁾

First alone then together

Students learn the content provided digitally on their own. The face-to-face event is used to consolidate the content.
Students work on the content independently of time and place, individually, self-directed and at their own pace using digital learning materials.

Hybrid Course ⁽²⁾

Synchronous connection of different learning locations

Students can take part in a course online if required while others are present in person.
Hybrid guest lecture: inclusion of external experts such as representatives of companies and other practice-relevant organizations

Global Classroom

Learning together worldwide

Cooperative courses with universities all over the world possible
Gain international experience through virtual mobility

Simply connect international participants to the event

⁽¹⁾ Inverted Classroom (2023) 23. Mai E-teaching.org URL: https://www.e-teaching.org/materialien/glossar/inverted-classroom-inverted-classroom-model-icm-flipped-classroom
⁽²⁾ Hybride Lernr?ume (2023) 23. Mai E-teaching.org URL: https://www.e-teaching.org/praxis/hybride-lernraeume

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