ADVANCED MATHEMATICS FOR ENGINEERS
18.09.2023 – 20.09.2023

This course addresses a holistic view of advanced mathematical methods and tools so that reliable prediction of future trends can be made from ever-increasing amounts of data.

Learning goals

Upon successful completion of the course, participants will be able to describe powerful mathematical principles for solving complex economic and engineering problems, apply the acquired knowledge to real-world problems, and use intelligent computational tools in solving mathematical problems.

Content

Introduction to Advanced Mathematics

Challenges in a rapidly changing world
Review of general basic functions and systems

Vector & Matrix Analysis

Review of vectors and matrices calculations
Engineering and managerial applications

Differentiation & Integration

Review of differentiation and integrations calculations
Engineering and managerial applications

Transformation Techniques

Review of Laplace-, z- and Fourier-transformations
Engineering and managerial applications

Machine Learning Systems

Review of feature extraction and classification systems such as Artificial Neural Networks, Decision Trees, Hidden Markov Models and many more
Engineering and managerial applications

Real-World Examples of Advanced Mathematics Applications

Preparing a written case analysis and oral presentation
Key learnings from successes and failures

The contents are worked on through impulse lectures and interactive group work.

Target group

The course is designed for managers and engineers who are interested in acquiring or expanding their knowledge in the field of advanced mathematics.

Prerequisites

English level of at least B1 (according to the European Framework)
At least 2 years of professional experience
Laptop/PC + headset with microphone

Dates

September 18 - 20, 2023 (virtual classroom sessions)

LECTURER

Prof. Dr.-Ing. Ronald Glasberg

Prof. Dr. Ronald Glasberg is Professor for International Strategic Management and Head of Institute for International Strategic Management & Innovations at the Berlin University of Applied Sciences. He focuses on the development of new strategic management tools and mindsets using advanced engineering mathematics to cope with unforeseen and unexpected events. His aims to formulate unique action-oriented recommendations for enterprises depending on their particular strategic, innovation, financial and risk management starting points.

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