organisation
Online timetable management
With calendar software it is easily possible to manage timetables of many people. Simple login and occupying time information is enough to manage meeting times.
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E-Mail Filters
Many people get huge amounts of mail every day. It can be painful to sort, categorize and handle all those mails manually. Furthermore, it costs a lot of valuable time that you could spend elsewhere.
However, there is an automatic approach that can save you a lot of this time: E-Mail Filtering
<strong>Challenge:</strong>
<ul><li>Choose an E-Mail client (either desktop client or web mail)</li>
<li><strong>Create the following filters:</strong></li><li>a filter that automatically labels mails from tuwien.ac.at with "TU" or moves them to a folder called "TU"</li><li>a filter that sends unwanted mails (containing words of your choice) to the spam folder</li><li>a filter that marks e-mails containing the words "Knowledge Management" as important (e.g. by flagging or starring)</li></ul>
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web-stream management for events.
<p><span style="line-height: 19px; white-space: pre-wrap;">Software for handling multiple digital video streams and integrating them into a website. A director should be able to select one out of different camera positions and post the video stream to a website together with some inserted text (either overlaid on the video or as a text on the webpage itself) </span></p>
Study organisation
Especially if you are affected by a curriculum change, it could be hard to find out which courses you should attend. There can be multiple constraints:
- already "used" courses for a bachelor study
- courses being available in multiple catalogs.
Since not every "change in practice" of a curriculum results also in an update of the curriculum document (changes of course names, courses never held etc.), someone also has to check for updates on other places (e.g. http://www.logic.at/informatik/WahlLVs.html) regularly.
So first you will have to find a legal compilation of courses.
Tthen, when you finished the courses, you may want to find a combination resulting in ideal average grades.
Although there is a system for study organisation installed at the TU Vienna (TUWIS++) it doesn't support the filing of a curriculum isn't supported at all. Even if it would there would remain the fact, that someone can't trust the curriculum data in TUWIS++ because of missing (or even conflicting?) data.
So my question: What would be a handy and convenient way to organize a study and support someone filing the study at the end?
