On Tuesday, Albrecht Winter and Ernst Esslinger bid farewell to the Campus Schwarzwald and handed over their teaching duties to Johannes Kunze from Bischhoffshausen. The two lecturers have played a significant role in enhancing the reputation of the Campus Schwarzwald, particularly in the lecture on “Digitalization in High-Tech Companies”.
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Albrecht Winter and Ernst Esslinger: Long-time Lecturers in Digital Transformation
Albrecht Winter and Ernst Esslinger were long-time lecturers of the lecture “Digital Transformation in Industry I and II”. As mechanical engineering diploma engineers, their challenge was to connect the world of data technology and software with mechanics and mechatronics.
Albrecht Winter’s Enthusiasm for Campus Schwarzwald Inspires Students
Albrecht Winter, a true fan of mechanical engineering, has been involved in the Campus Schwarzwald project since its inception. He has enthusiastically shared his knowledge and experience with the students, finding inspiration in the exchange with motivated young individuals. He takes pride in being a part of their academic and professional development, cherishing the opportunity to contribute to their growth in the field of mechanical engineering.
Ernst Esslinger reflects on his time at Campus Schwarzwald
Ernst Esslinger, a mechanical engineering graduate, expresses his gratitude for the time he spent at Campus Schwarzwald. He emphasizes the enriching experience of direct contact with students and guiding them on their path to professional practice. Digitalization plays a crucial role in mechanical engineering, and he looks forward to passing on the baton to Johannes Kunze von Bischhoffshausen.
New lecturer appointed to lead digital transformation lectures
Johannes Kunze von Bischhoffshausen, Head of Digitalization at J. Schmalz GmbH, will now take over the lectures “Digital Transformation in Industry I and II”. With his expertise, he is responsible for coordinating digitalization activities ranging from a digitized customer experience to digitalizing manufacturing processes. He emphasizes the importance of digital transformation in his daily work and focuses on real-world application cases with significant business impact.
Industry expert supports students’ transition from academia to practice
Johannes Kunze von Bischhoffshausen has spent his entire professional life at the intersection of academia and industry. During his doctoral studies, he was actively involved in teaching and has continued to collaborate closely with universities. As a lecturer, he is able to share his expertise and support students as they transition from academia to real-world practice.
Digital Transformation in Industry: Basics and Practical Applications
The lecture “Digital Transformation in Industry I and II” provides students with a fundamental understanding of the digital transformation of production and its digitized processes. Lecture I covers the basics of data in mechanical engineering, while Lecture II focuses on practical topics such as smart factories and virtual commissioning. The Production Lab and Kaizen Lab offer students practical sessions where they can work with machines in the laboratory and analyze data using data analytics.
Hands-on Experience: Students Benefit from Production and Kaizen Labs
The Production Lab and Kaizen Lab are essential components of the lectures offered. Students have the opportunity to conduct their Master’s and Bachelor’s theses and participate in research projects using the machinery available at the Campus Schwarzwald. This practical application of theoretical methods greatly enhances understanding of digitalization in the industry.
The Changing Face of Mechanical Engineering: Beyond Heavy Machinery
The field of mechanical engineering has undergone significant transformations, moving beyond traditional heavy machinery. The instructors at Campus Schwarzwald strive to challenge the outdated perception of mechanical engineering and highlight its modern and diverse nature.
The Campus Schwarzwald expresses its gratitude to Albrecht Winter and Ernst Esslinger for their outstanding commitment and valuable work. At the same time, the campus is looking forward to the new ideas and expertise that Johannes Kunze von Bischhoffshausen will bring.
Industry Experts at Campus Schwarzwald: Bridging Theory and Practice
The Dozententätigkeit at Campus Schwarzwald provides students with the opportunity to learn from experienced industry experts and gain practical experience in digital transformation in the industry. Through lectures and the Production Lab, students can apply their theoretical knowledge in practice and prepare for the demands of the modern industry. Campus Schwarzwald plays a vital role in educating future professionals in mechanical engineering and digital transformation.
