Prof. Dr. Sinje Teschler-Nunkesser

Summer semester 2024

• IT Service Management (Bachelor)
• Human Resource Management (Master)
• Security and Service Management (Master)

Winter semester 2023/24

• ERP 2
• Basic concepts of business informatics (introduction to business informatics; Bachelor)

Summer semester 2023

• IT Service Management (Bachelor)
• Human Resource Management (Master)
• Security and Service Management (Master)
• Master's seminar

Winter semester 2022/23

• ERP 2
• Basic concepts of business informatics (introduction to business informatics; Bachelor)
• Master's seminar

Summer semester 2022

• Business Applications (Bachelor)
• IT Service Management (Bachelor)
• Human Resource Management (Master)

Winter semester 2021/22

• ERP 2 (Bachelor)
• Basic concepts of business informatics (introduction to business informatics; Bachelor)

Summer semester 2021

• Business Administration Applications (Bachelor)
• ERP 1 (Bachelor)
• Human Resource Management (Master)

Winter semester 2020/21

• ERP 2 (Bachelor)
• Security and Service Management (Master)

With the written work at the end of your studies, you show that you are able to work independently on tasks in the field of (Business Studies) Computer Science and to document this in writing in a scientifically appropriate form.

Ideally, you will have already found a specific topic for your thesis, which we can discuss in an initial meeting on the basis of an exposé you have prepared. If you would like help in formulating a topic, for example in cooperation with a company, I can offer this in a preliminary discussion. An exposé should then be formulated accordingly.

Formulation of an exposé (two 2 DIN A4 pages):

1. Topic - What is the topic of the work?
2. Motivation - Why is it useful / interesting to deal with this topic?
3. Problem definition - What open questions are there on the topic?
4. Objective - What is the aim of your work? Which research question should your paper answer?
5. Outline - How is your paper structured? Present the structure at least up to the second level of the table of contents.
6. Literature - What are the important sources for your work? List at least three sources.

Once you have approved the synopsis, you can start working on it. Further supervision (frequency, form and content) will then be agreed individually.

Please use the information in the module handbook and in the examination regulations of your study program to find out the requirements for the final thesis. The following links and information may also be helpful. The links will take you to the intranet after logging in.

A Word template for project/bachelor's/master's theses (as of June 2023) can be requested directly from me.

• Investigation of BI HR data using AI/AI to uncover weaknesses and create recommendations for action with a predictive approach (project work, NTT DATA Business Solutions AG).
• Comparison of Microsoft PowerBI and MS Fabric with DataSphere and SAC (project work, NTT DATA Business Solutions AG).

Winter semester 2023/24

• Evaluation of the ERP2 internship - cash register program, A. Khallouf. (Project work)
• Implementation of a mobile SAP Fiori© application in the SAP© Business Technology Platform - Using the example of an application for recording faults and damage in the area of car wash technology at petrol stations, Michael Weckerle, SMF GmbH. (Bachelor thesis)
• EVALUATION OF SAP ACTIVATE - A standardized implementation solution of SAP S/4HANA in the public cloud, Muzaffer Tabak, Uniorg Services GmbH. (Project work)
• A comprehensive analysis of processes and test artifacts in the company projects "Findus" and "SAP" to optimize structuring and maintainability in test automation, J. P. Akue, Amprion GmbH. (Bachelor thesis)
• Integration of artificial intelligence in SAP© systems: Possible applications in logistics and their impact on business strategies, Batuhan Boztepe, mindsquare AG. (Bachelor thesis)

Summer semester 2023

• Creation of a criteria catalog for the selection of an S/4 HANA migration scenario (Bluefield, Brownfield, Greenfield) using the example of a housing company; Jacqueline Guiadem Wakam, Vonovia SE. (Bachelor thesis)

• Interface meter reading API; Topic: Conception and implementation of a multifunctional, REST-based interface in the service-oriented architecture (SOA) of an SAP S/4HANA system in the context of the energy industry - on behalf of rku.it GmbH; Rouven Rieger, RKU GmbH. (Project work)

• Asset transfer during migration to the SAP S/4HANA Public Cloud - A presentation of the process model taking into account financial accounting and technical aspects - using the example of the start-up company Fantasia AG, Marvin Schulte. (Project work)

• ERP 2: Evaluation of the technical connection options to the SAP training system under the aspect of Fiori programming; Maximilian Grote. (Project work)

• Analysis and conception of a mobile SAP Fiori® application in the SAP® Business Technology Platform - using the example of an application for recording faults and damage in the area of car wash technology at petrol stations; Michael Weckerle, SMF GmbH & Co.KG. (Project work)

• Blockchain consensus algorithms and their environmental friendliness; Kevin Ungerath (Master's seminar)

• Artificial intelligence in the automotive industry. I would shed light on the current status and identify development potential; Phuc Tran (Master's seminar)

• Data sovereignty and handling critical patient data; Felix Ritter (Master's seminar)

Winter semester 2022/23

• SAP S/4 HANA® and Microsoft® Office: Comparison of different integration options and exemplary implementation based on a concrete use case from practice; Florian Krupa, adesso SE. (Bachelor thesis)
• Leadership in voluntary work: Literature work on the differences between leadership of voluntary and professional employees; Lukas Sauerbier. (Master's seminar)
• Artificial intelligence with SAP-Leonardo Machine Learning: Opportunities and challenges of Leonardo Machine Learning as well as the comparison to Microsoft Azure Machine Learning with regard to strengths and weaknesses of the two solutions; Sherkeen Alou. (Bachelor thesis)
• GitHub Copilot: The programming of the future? Tim Wiethoff. (Master seminar)
• Classic vs. agile project management in software testing; Caner Altay. (Master's seminar)

Summer semester 2022

• Implementation and validation of a central software solution for the optimization and bundling of essential setup processes in the SAP® ITS/RF environment using quality assurance measures; Marcel Scholz, prismat GmbH. (Bachelor thesis)
• Development of a guideline for the implementation of a software solution for automated mass printing of assembly instructions in in-house production using the example of Trilux GmbH & Co KG; Marcel Rademacher, Trilux GmbH & Co KG. (Bachelor thesis)
• Comparative investigation of a suitable test automation tool in the context of SAPUI5; adesso orange AG. (Bachelor thesis)
• Tool-supported SAP gateway configuration for hardening system access in the course of S/4HANA preparation - using the example of a company in the brewing industry; Jannik Bunse, NTT DATA Business Solutions AG. (project work)

Winter semester 2021/22

• Development of a mobile web application using the SAP Business Technology Platform using the example of a use case in test & appointment management; Kevin Gottwald, SMF GmbH & Co.KG. (Bachelor thesis)
• Conception and realization of a standard-extending Microsoft Word export option from the cloud environment Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central using the example of a customer; Julian Vorrink, Best Practice IT Solutions GmbH. (Project work)
• Development of a module for recipe, allergen, nutritional value and additive management for Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central; Sven Rittershaus, Best Practice IT Solutions GmbH. (Project work)
• Analysis and development of a solution approach for the optimization of essential development processes in the SAP® ITS/RF environment under consideration of standard-related expansion options; Marcel Scholz, prismat GmbH. (Project work)
• Analysis of an existing system for printing assembly instructions and derivation of a conceptual recommendation for integration into the Trilux standard technology (SAPUI5); Marcel Rademacher, Trilux GmbH & Co KG. (Project work)
• Conception of a tool to support company-internal topic groups under SAP Fiori; Florian Krupa, adesso SE. (Project work)
• Implementation and evaluation of a mobile SAP Fiori® application using the SAP® Business Technology Platform - using the example of a KPI dashboard within the mineral oil industry; Chris Langer, SMF GmbH & Co.KG. (Bachelor thesis)

Summer semester 2021

• Development of a mobile SAPUI5 application using the SAP® Cloud Platform using the example of a use case in fault message management; Max Abram, SMF GmbH & Co.KG. (Bachelor thesis)
• Development of a mobile SAPUI5 application using the SAP® Cloud Platform using the example of a use case in fault message management - analysis and implementation incl. QR code integration; Max Abram, SMF GmbH & Co.KG. (Bachelor thesis)
• Implementation of a ticket system in Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central using the example of the support area of a Microsoft partner company; Kevin Gottwald, Best Practice IT Solutions GmbH. (Project work)
• Development of a mobile SAP Fiori® application using the SAP® Business Technology Platform - using the example of a KPI dashboard within the petroleum industry; Chris Langer, SMF GmbH & Co.KG. (Project work)