Modellierung digitaler Ökosysteme in der Produktion und Logistik (PO 2019)
Events under this phase-out module of the old 2019/20 examination regulations will be suspended. Please refer to the information in the table below.
| Semester | Credits | Moodle Course | Information |
| Summer | 5 | Link to the Moodle course | This module will no longer be offered as part of the bachelor’s program starting with the 2026 curriculum. As part of the transitional provisions between the outgoing and new curricula, a limited number of exam dates will continue to be offered. Further information on the transitional regulations is available at https://mb.tu-dortmund.de/studium/studienkoordination/uebergang-po-2019-zu-po-2026/. The module will continue as part of the master’s module Modeling Digital Ecosystems on a winter semester basis. |
Digital ecosystems and platforms as a typical form of such systems are currently gaining more and more importance in production, logistics, business, and politics. In order to successfully analyze, design, model and operate such systems, a comprehensive knowledge of their characteristic properties in the dimensions of technology, business administration and law is required. In addition to technical modeling in different notations from statics and dynamics, the lecture therefore also presents typical business models and legal frameworks that are required for the Digital Ecosystem beyond a technical implementation.
Examples from the automotive domain are used to show how the basic concepts can be applied to ecosystems of any size: From in-car platforms such as AUTOSAR or Android Automotive, to modeling the vehicle as a platform, to conceptualizing European mobility and the European automotive market as a Digital Ecosystem.
