Bachelor Optional Studies/Diploma Main Studies I
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Offered Courses
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Research associate
NameMs Stefanie Einhorn (M. Sc.) (in Elternzeit)
Room SCH B334
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The summer term's lecture basic principles of Controlling covers the duties and aims of Controlling and its organizational anchoring within a company. It will provide an overview of the different sub-systems of Controlling and introduces general tools that can be used in Controlling. Tools like: risk analysis, creative idea creations, and company analysis will be discussed. Furthermore, the lecture covers tools for the preparation and presentation of information.
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Office
NameMs Beatrice Lorenz
Room SCH B336
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Office hours:
- Daily:
- 09:00 - 16:30
Appointments by arrangement
This course is being offered during summer term. There is no possibility to avoid all risks in an unpredictable future, however, the accuracy of planning can be improved and risks should be taken into account while making business decisions. The handling of risks is a central challenge within business management. This course covers both different methods of risk identification, quantitative risk valuations, aggregation of risks and the handling of risks and organizational structures of risk management systems enabling a continuous monitoring of risks. Hereby, it will be shown how risk management can be efficiently used within Controlling, strategic management, and the budgeting. Furthermore, it will be discussed how information on the risk level can be used in the planning of the financing process, a risk-adjusted valuation of investment projects, and the calculation of cost of capital.
For further information, please switch to the OPAL page of the current course.
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Office
NameMs Beatrice Lorenz
Room SCH B336
Send encrypted email via the SecureMail portal (for TUD external users only).
Office hours:
- Daily:
- 09:00 - 16:30
Appointments by arrangement
This course is being offered during summer term. The students will be introduced to the use of MS Excel. At the beginning of the course, the basic functions will be explained and applied by the course participants based on different cases. Furthermore, the course covers advanced applications of MS Excel, like goal seeking, the solver function, and the use of pivot-tables. Building on this, the students develop solutions for economic cases based on MS Excel and discuss their solutions during the course. Those cases cover topics like: direct costing, planning of production programs, break-even-analyses, and sensitivity analyses. Furthermore, the course provides an introduction to the Excel-Addin @Risk that allows for a risk analysis based on Monte Carlo-simulations and, thus, for an analysis of the possible results and the probability distributions within the model.
For further information, please switch to the OPAL page of the current course.