015.100 Creativity Engineering
This course is in all assigned curricula part of the STEOP.
This course is in at least 1 assigned curriculum part of the STEOP.

2023W, VO, 2.0h, 3.0EC
TUWEL

Properties

  • Semester hours: 2.0
  • Credits: 3.0
  • Type: VO Lecture
  • Format: Online

Learning outcomes

After successful completion of the course, students are able to...

  1. understand the topic of creativity and value their own 
  2. argue and convincingly present ideas to different audiences in a target-group specific manner
  3. describe their role specific strengths and weaknesses
  4. describe the importance of peer feedback and the value for their individual learning
  5. evaluate the reachability of goals based on the resources and competencies of themselves and others in the team more realistically
  6. describe the influence of team composition towards project success and evaluate it for their projects

Relevance of gained skills 

Collaboration and Co-creation have become an imperative for companies. The skills to be able to bring different parties together in order to jointly produce a mutually valuedoutcome cannot be learned theoretically. This course gives participants the opportunity to put their ideas on the workbench and develop them collaboratively. You gain

  1. Experience in entrepreneurial thinking.
  2. Understanding of your own creative confidence
  3. Experience peer feedback and the awareness of others
  4. Evidence of your individual strengths and how to apply them in specific roles
  5. Learning that self-reflection is as an integral part of evolution

 

Subject of course

This Program is a complex journey through the topics of idea / product development, team dynamics and self-reflection as the tool to professional and personal development.

It consists of two parts:

  1. The Self-study Part
    - Check for courses on www.imoox.at
  2. The Practical Part
    - Develop your roadmap in a team: Whether you bring your idea or join another team because you find their idea cool: together we face the challenge to create the map you need to develop your idea to the product or service.

Participants are expected to not only get involved but fully commit to growing their ideas.  

About the lecturer:  

Jutta Jerlich: A quarter century of expertise and experience in Business Development, International Marketing and Distribution working with leading experts in their fields and companies developing new products and services. She is a translator of strategic requirements and market realities into product and service features using technology to build sustainable business models.

In the course of developing technology education and technology transfer programs she found her passion and motivation to write about technology as a lever for positive change and societal impact. She initiated countless projects and collaborated with organisations and experts from different backgrounds, cultures and countries in diverse roles in communication strategy, program management, mentoring and as a University Educator for Creativity und Leadership. She spent several years abroad, among the countries Japan, the USA and India.

 

Teaching methods

The course has self-study elements and is very practical and consists of developing ideas in a team:

- The self-study part is to be completed individually: individual assignments are found on TUWEL as well as on platforms such as www.imoox.at . 
- Team work is self organized. Personal reflexion and peer feedback is documented and collected in questionnaire format. 
- Five topics serve as the headline for developing the idea along the business model canvas . 

The participants start with a digital pitch of an idea into the team building phase. You can bring your own ideas or join another team. The ideas are presented in person at the Team Casting. The formed project teams work together the entire semester. The Monday sessions are interactive workshops to master the course assignments together. Attendance is highly recommended for successful completion of the course. Additional team meetings need to be held to complete and submit the course deliverables.

 

Mode of examination

Written and oral

Additional information

Exact dates for in-class lectures and online sessions will be announced in TUWEL and in class.

Please note the necessary registration in the TUWEL Course.

Lecturers

Institute

Course dates

DayTimeDateLocationDescription
Mon17:00 - 18:1502.10.2023 Online - Invitation in TUWELKick-off & Idea Dating
Mon17:00 - 18:1509.10.2023 Online - Invitation in TUWELTeam Dating
Mon17:00 - 18:1516.10.2023 Online - Invitation in TUWELTeam Casting - Pitch your idea & team
Mon17:00 - 18:1523.10.2023 - 18.12.2023 Online - Invitation in TUWEL (LIVE)Weekly Monday Session
Mon17:00 - 18:1508.01.2024 Online - Invitation in TUWEL (LIVE)Roadmap, Reflection and Pitch Preparation
Mon17:00 - 19:0015.01.2024 Online - Invitation in TUWEL (LIVE)End Presentation
Mon17:00 - 19:0022.01.2024 Online - Invitation in TUWEL (LIVE)End Presentation (Alternate date)
Fri17:00 - 18:0026.01.2024 Final Submission Date Deliverables (LIVE)Last submission checkpoint - all Deliverables
Creativity Engineering - Single appointments
DayDateTimeLocationDescription
Mon02.10.202317:00 - 18:15 Online - Invitation in TUWELKick-off & Idea Dating
Mon09.10.202317:00 - 18:15 Online - Invitation in TUWELTeam Dating
Mon16.10.202317:00 - 18:15 Online - Invitation in TUWELTeam Casting - Pitch your idea & team
Mon23.10.202317:00 - 18:15 Online - Invitation in TUWELWeekly Monday Session
Mon30.10.202317:00 - 18:15 Online - Invitation in TUWELWeekly Monday Session
Mon06.11.202317:00 - 18:15 Online - Invitation in TUWELWeekly Monday Session
Mon13.11.202317:00 - 18:15 Online - Invitation in TUWELWeekly Monday Session
Mon20.11.202317:00 - 18:15 Online - Invitation in TUWELWeekly Monday Session
Mon27.11.202317:00 - 18:15 Online - Invitation in TUWELWeekly Monday Session
Mon04.12.202317:00 - 18:15 Online - Invitation in TUWELWeekly Monday Session
Mon11.12.202317:00 - 18:15 Online - Invitation in TUWELWeekly Monday Session
Mon18.12.202317:00 - 18:15 Online - Invitation in TUWELWeekly Monday Session
Mon08.01.202417:00 - 18:15 Online - Invitation in TUWELRoadmap, Reflection and Pitch Preparation
Mon15.01.202417:00 - 19:00 Online - Invitation in TUWELEnd Presentation
Mon22.01.202417:00 - 19:00 Online - Invitation in TUWELEnd Presentation (Alternate date)
Fri26.01.202417:00 - 18:00 Final Submission Date DeliverablesLast submission checkpoint - all Deliverables

Examination modalities

  • Presentation of your idea in digital forum and stage pitch
  • Active contributions in self organized teams 
  • Engagement in the live Monday sessions
  • Delivery of the work results of teams
  • Self Reflexion and Peer Feedback in questionnaire format
  • End presentation
  • Course feedback

Course registration

Begin End Deregistration end
03.09.2023 00:00 03.11.2023 09:00

Registration modalities

Registering in the TUWEL Course is REQUIRED.
 

Application is currently locked manually.

Curricula

Study CodeObligationSemesterPrecon.Info
066 445 Mechanical Engineering Not specified
066 645 Data Science Not specified
066 926 Business Informatics Not specified
730 FW Elective Courses - Process Engineering Elective
TRS Transferable Skills Not specified

Literature

No lecture notes are available.

Previous knowledge

none

Continuative courses

Miscellaneous

  • Attendance Required!

Language

English