MIS­OR Teach­ing

We offer lectures, exercises, seminars, case studies, lab projects and theses on various topics of Operations Research at Bachelor, Master and PhD level. Below you will find further information on our courses and theses, a download area with templates and a guide for writing theses as well as an overview of the Information Systems programmes at Paderborn University.

You can register for our modules via PAUL. Please note the information on registration modalities in the corresponding module descriptions. You can find the material for our courses on PANDA.

Course Of­fer

Module number Module name Type Term Language ECTS

M.184.1362

Fundamentals of Scheduling and Decision Support Systems

Lecture and exercise

Summer term

GER

5

M.184.1362

Revision Course in winter term

Exercise

Winter term

GER

5

M.184.3362

Student Research Project Operations Research

Seminar

Summer/winter term

GER

5

M.184.3363

OR Lab A

Seminar

Summer term

GER

5

M.184.3364

Methods of Operations Research (Video)

Lecture and exercise

Winter term

GER

5

M.184.3364

Revsion Course in summer term

Exercise

Summer term

GER

5

M.184.3365

Information Technology for Decision Making

Block seminar

Summer term

ENG

5

Module number Module name Type Term Language ECTS

M.184.5361

Seminar Operations Research

Seminar

Winter term

GER

10

M.184.5362

Advanced Models and Methods of Operations Research

Lecture and exercise

Summer term

GER

10

M.184.5364

OR Lab B

Seminar

Winter term

GER

5

Module number Module name Type Term Language ECTS

M.184.6333

Research Methods in Information Systems

Seminar

Summer term

GER

5

M.184.6700

Doctoral Colloquium

Seminar

Summer term

GER

5

Meth­ods of Op­er­a­tions Re­search

To get a better impression of the content and teaching methods in our courses, you can find a video of the Bachelor course "Methods of Operations Research" here.

Watch the video

Bach­el­or and Mas­ter Theses

By writing a scientific thesis at the MISOR research group, students show that they are able to work independently on a problem, usually in the field of Operations Research, within a given period of time using scientific methods and to present the results appropriately.

If you are interested in writing a thesis at our reserch group, please first read our Theses Guidelines first.

In principle, you can either apply for an posted topic or submit your own topic proposal, possibly in cooperation with a company. Please note that Prof. Schryen's research group does not take part in the central allocation procedure of the Faculty of Business Administration and Economics.

If you would like to write a thesis with us, you can apply directly to us. Please send us a written application consisting of a letter of motivation, a CV and a current transcript of records. If you would like to propose your own topic, please include a brief description of your project (1 page). Further information can be found in the guidelines.

Open Top­ics for Bach­el­or and Mas­ter Theses

Please note the Format Templates and the information in the Theses Guidelines in the Downloads section.

Please note the Format Templates and the information in the Theses Guideline in the Downloads section.

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Study Pro­grammes in In­form­a­tion Sys­tems

B.Sc. Busi­ness In­form­a­tion Sys­tems

From developing shopping apps to automatically recognising hate comments online: As a business IT specialist, you will help shape the digital transformation and become the interface between people, technologies and organisations.

M.Sc. Man­age­ment In­form­a­tion Sys­tems

Do you want to shape the digital transformation? Learn the technologies and methods you need to think strategically about digitalisation and manage change processes.

M.Sc. Busi­ness In­form­a­tion Sys­tems

Become an expert in complex information systems and processes and lead organisations into a digital future! To achieve this goal, you can choose your modules freely from the disciplines of Computer Science, Economics and Business Information Systems.