Content
The seminars will review and discuss the concepts of supply chain, decision making under
uncertainty, externalities, domestic and international competitiveness, energy transition, carbon
neutrality, e-mobility, smart city
Learning outcomes
Upon successful completion of the course, students will be equipped to perform research needed
to complete their master thesis requirements
Examination
The examination consists of a case study / academic elaboration, including a research paper
(grade contribution 60%) and in-class presentation (grade contribution 40%). The paper will reveal
students’ understanding of the necessary theoretical material, methods to perform empirical
analysis, and their ability to apply those to analyze real-world situations.
Prerequisites
Microeconomics 1
Teaching & learning methods
Presentation of scientific material; in-class discussions of developments and challenges in the
automobile industry, analysis and excersices exploring industry related data. Besides simulating
company-like environment when students have to identify and solve management and strategic
development problems, the class would teach students to organize their thinking in formal terms
and see broad implications of their analysis.
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