F0 / PK-2
Transfer Documentation Reports (TDR)

Short description

Objectives

The documentation for the individual modules is performed in the form of transfer reports in which the corresponding module contents are highlighted in relation to the company and project. The specific topics or issues are in supplementary additional documents. After processing the TDR, the students are able to:

·                make a concrete transfer for the project,

·                recognise the relevance in the company,

·                apply a scientific subject to the company practice,

·                establish a link between the subject area and the company,

·                describe which instruments are applied in the company and which are relevant for the project,

·                recognise which activities the company is pursuing,

·                develop the subject area in a results-oriented way,

·                conceptually penetrate and apply the complete subject area,

·                reflect the subject area both to the company as well as to the project.

Course Content by Units

Analyses and exercises are integrated in the TDR or in supplementary additional documents in order to check and document the student's own level of knowledge. The transfer as a form of reflection takes place through the discussion of the relevance of the knowledge for the company. The specific transfer consists of the implementation of the knowledge in the respective real project of the students.

 Using a structured report (transfer report), knowledge, methods and concepts are applied specifically. However, pure theoretical work is not permitted as the students cannot demonstrate their transfer and implementation abilities in such work. This means that theory is always required to the extent that it provides a basis for and justifies the practical implementation (scientific).

Teaching Methods

TDR

Literature

• SHB: Transfer Documentation Reports (TDR) SIS.