Prof. Dr. Felix Schwägerl

Chair of the exam board International Computer Science
Global Software Engineering
Prof. Dr. Sebastian Fischer

Member of the Examination Board
Computer Science and System Security
Teaching
Teaching areas
- Cybersecurity
- Internet of Things (IoT)
- Programming
- Basics of computer science
courses in ELO
- Computer Networks
- Computer Architektur
- Grundlagen der Informatik 2
- Informationssicherheit und Compliance
- IoT Security
- Programming 1
- Technical Fundamentals of Informatics
Theses
- Hands-on Learning Platform Cybersecurity (IoT)
- Security investigations of IoT devices
- Current topics
Research
Research interests
- Cybersecurity
- Internet of Things (IoT)
- IT Forensics
- Standards and guidelines
Prizes, certificates, patents
- Certificate in University Teaching Bavaria (2020)
- Funding Award for Innovation and Quality in Teaching: "Learning Level Reflection through Automated Online Tests" (2022)
- SMART vhb grant: "Understanding and using C/C++ compilers, linkers, editors and IDEs" (2022)
Prof. Dr. Martin Weiß

Associate Dean
Vice Dean
Professor for Numerical mathematics
Prof. Dr. Markus Westner

Business Administration, Consulting, Project Management, Strategic IT Management, Research Methods
Dean of Studies / International Coordinator
Beauftragter für internationale Studiengangsentwicklung
Prof. Dr. Stefan Körkel

Professor for Mathematics
Applied Mathematics with focus on Optimization
Prof. Dr. Frank Herrmann

Professor Dr. Frank Herrmann was born in Münster, Germany, and studied computer science and mathematics at RWTH Aachen University, where he received a diploma in computer science in 1989. During his time at the Fraunhofer Institut IITB in Karlsruhe, he received his PhD in 1996 on resource planning problems. From 1996 to 2003 he worked at SAP AG in various positions, most recently as director. In 2003 he became professor of production logistics at the Ostbayerische Technische Hochschule Regensburg. He researches algorithms and optimisation models for operational production planning and control.
He has been dean of the faculty since October 2022.
Dean
Professor for Production Planning and Control
Teaching
Teaching areas
- Quantitative methods in operational production planning and control
- Business informatics
Lectures:
- Current Lectures:
- Production Planning and Control
- Advanced Production Planning
- Previous lectures: see here
Final theses
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Research
Research interests
For operational production planning and control:
- Quantitative methods.
- (Stochastic) optimisation (models and solution methods).
- Simulation.
- Case studies.
Laboratory(s)
- LIP
- Innovation Center for Production Logistics and Factory Planning (IPF)
- Competence Center for Software Engineering (CC-SE)
Competences
- Focus:
- The main areas of projects and experience can be summarised by IT in logistics. The focus here is on planning problems and inventory management. On the one hand, the decision problems for production planning and control and, on the other, the logistics processes (i.e. warehousing and transport through to supply chain management) are considered. Suitable algorithms for this are offered in today's Enterprise Resource Planning Systems (ERP systems), whose behaviour is controlled by parameters. It is well known that the quality of the business processes controlled by ERP systems depends on these algorithms and, above all, on the parameter settings. I am therefore working on the further development of existing algorithms and the optimisation of parameter settings.
- As standard software is increasingly being used to control business processes, my application-oriented research takes into account the state of the art of standard software with regard to its technology and, above all, the business processes it can support. In any case, an application-orientated approach should also focus on the use of such systems. This leads to the consideration of operational issues as well as the selection and introduction of standard software.
- Data processing systems are used in companies to provide information technology support for business processes. A consideration of IT in logistics is incomplete without taking the corresponding business processes into account. That is why the consideration of business process analysis, design and optimisation rounds off my main areas of work.
- Processing of research projects within the framework of co-operative PhDs.
- IT for companies
Michael Hafner
Lehrbeauftragter
Dipl.-Math., M.Comp.Sc. Beate Mielke
Lecturer
Lecturer
Claudia Durchholz
Secretary
Secretariat
MBA Gillian Schimming

Faculty Assistant
Faculty Advisor
Prof. Dr. Simone Weikl

AI for Infrastructure and Urban Development
Teaching
- Fields of teaching:
- Artificial Intelligence for Infrastructure and Urban Development
- Operations Research / Optimisation
- Lectures on ELO:
- Final theses:
The theses explore methods of artificial intelligence in the application areas of transport and mobility of the future, energy, infrastructure and urban development.
You can find advertised topics and further information on ELO.
Please contact by e-mail.
Research
- Research interests:
The Artificial Intelligence for Infrastructure and Urban Development research area investigates how Mathematical algorithms and machine learning methods can be used together with new data sources to optimise infrastructures in the areas of transport, future mobility and energy, as well as for sustainable urban development. Innovative methods are being developed to better understand, plan and manage infrastructures and cities. The focus here is on- Data analysis, fusion and extrapolation
- Planning, expansion and optimisation
- State prediction
- Pattern, damage and deficit recognition
- Dynamic control and proactive utilisation and usage management
- Research centre: Research Center for Artificial Intelligence (RCAI)
Career
- Promotion:
- 2015: Degree as Dr.-Ing., Department of Transport Engineering (Civil Engineering), University of the Federal Armed Forces Munich
- Studium:
- 2006 – 2011: Degree in Mathematics at the Technical University of Munich and Aarhus University (Denmark)
Minor subjects: Computer Science, Economics
Specialisations: Optimisation, Numerics - 2011: Degree in mathematics
- 2006 – 2011: Degree in Mathematics at the Technical University of Munich and Aarhus University (Denmark)
- Professional experience:
- 2023 – today: Research Professor for AI for Infrastructure and Urban Development, OTH Regensburg
- 2023 – 2024: Parental leave
- 2021 – 2023: Postdoctoral researcher and research group leader in traffic engineering, TU Munich
- 2015 – 2021: Technical project manager in the field of data analytics and software development for on-demand mobility services, BMW Group, Munich
- 2012 – 2015: Research assistant / doctoral candidate in traffic engineering, University of the Federal Armed Forces Munich
- External memberships:
- Verein der Freunde der OTH Regensburg
- Vereinigung der Straßenbau- und Verkehrsingenieure in Bayern e. V.
Awards
- 2024: D. Grant Mickle Award, “Outstanding paper Transportation Research Board 2023 in the field of Operation and Maintenance”
- 2016: Research Prize of the University of the Federal Armed Forces Munich
- 2013: Mobil.tum Best Paper Award
Prof. Dr. Peter Maria Wirtz
Mathematics with focus on statistics
Teaching
Fields of teaching
- Probability theory
- Statistics
- Linear algebra
- Calculus
- Differential geometry
Lectures on ELO
- Probability theory and statistics 1 & 2
- Statistical methods
- Linear algebra 1 & 2
- Calculus 1 &2
- Differential geometry
- Mathematics 1 & 2
Research
Research interests
- Probability theory
- Statistics
- Multilinear algebra
- Differential geometry
- Theoretical physics
- Astronomy
Career Path
Academic Studies
- Study of mathematics and physics (minor subject) at the Saarland University
Graduation
- Graduation at the University of Erlangen-Nuremberg
Occupational experience
- Scientific assistant at the computer centre of the Saarland University
- Scientific assistant at the University of Erlangen-Nuremberg
- Biostatistician at the department of clinical research at Hoechst AG, Frankfurt/Main
- Professor of mathematics (with main emphasis on statistics) at OTH Regensburg
Activities in specialist organizations
- Consultant for the selection committee at the German Academic Scholarship Foundation (Studienstiftung des deutschen Volkes e. V.)
- Consultant and mentor for the Max-Weber-programme
- Member of the Elite Network Bavaria
Prof. Dr.-Ing. Sebastian Stadler

User Experience für digitale Produkte und ⠀ Virtual Reality
Abschlussarbeiten
Studierende, die Interesse an einer Betreuung ihrer Abschlussarbeit durch mich haben, tragen sich bitte zunächst in meinen ELO-Kurs "Informationen und Sprechstunde Prof. Stadler" ein. Dort finden Sie alle wichtigen Informationen zu Ablauf, Voraussetzungen und Anforderungen.
Bitte lesen Sie diese Informationen sorgfältig durch, bevor Sie sich für einen Termin in meiner Sprechstunde anmelden.
Link zum ELO-Kurs: https://elearning.oth-regensburg.de/course/view.php?id=6134
Prof. Dr. Filippo Riccio

Head of Lab Imaging and Data Science
Program Advisor for M.Sc. Mathematics for Business and Industry
Member of Research Center for Artificial Intelligence
Member of Society for Industrial and Applied Mathematics
Applied Mathematics
Prof. Dr. Ahmet Kara
ICS Academic Advisor
ICS Academic Advisor
Prof. Dr. Titus Dose
Industrial Placement Coordinator ICS
Member of the Examination Board ICS
Theoretical Computer Science
Prof. Dr. Stephan Scheele
Theoretical Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence
Ana Mendez de Vigo
Employee for internationalization
Employee for internationalization
Nele Hansen
Contact International Degree-Seeking Students IM
Program Coordinator BSc International Computer Science
Prof. Dr. Anja Schmiedt

Mathematics (Statistics, Actuarial Science)
Prof. Dr. Martin Sachenbacher
Theoretical computer science and quantum computing
Prakhar Bhardwaj
Scientific Staff Member AI for Infrastructure and Urban Development
Hussein Bachir

Scientific Staff Member AI for Infrastructure and Urban Development
Prof. Dr. Volker Kempf
Angewandte Mathematik mit den Schwerpunkten Modellierung und Simulation
Dr. phil. Debora Frommeld
Wissenschaftliche Mitarbeiterin
Institut für Sozialforschung und Technikfolgenabschätzung (IST)
Projektleitung und Lehrgebiet Sozial-, Gesundheits- und Kulturwissenschaften
Prof. Dr. phil. habil. Karsten Weber
Professor
Prof. Dr. phil. habil. Karsten Weber is a philosopher and expert in technology assessment. He studied philosophy, computer science, and sociology at the University of Karlsruhe (TH), then earned his doctorate in philosophy in Karlsruhe and his habilitation in philosophy at the EUV Frankfurt (Oder). In his academic work, Prof. Weber focuses primarily on the effects of modern technology on individuals and societies.
Technology Assessment, Applied Ethics, Sustainability
Ombudsperson (deputy) Ensuring good scientific practice
Prof. Dr. Oliver Stein
Dean of Studies
Professor of Mathematics
Dr. Katrin Neubauer

Faculty Advisor
Melissa Göler
Faculty Assistant
Natalia Oldenburg
Secretariat
Prof. Dr. Angelika Kneidl

Computer Science with focus on simulation
Research
Research interests:
- Modelling and Simulation
- Crowd Simulation
- Validation of Simulation
- Event Safety
- Software Engineering
- UI / UX
Current Research Projects:
- FreiburgRESIST -Integrated Resilience Management System for Major Events
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- Resolut - autonomous, decentralized communication technologies that enable resilient information exchange without infrastructure, using anonymous location-based data to support emergency communication, smart city applications, and crowd management
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Career
Functions:
- Member of the Board of Trustees, Georg Nemetschek Institute for AI in the Built Environment, Technical University of Munich
- Chair of RiMEA e.V. (Guidelines for Microscopic Evacuation Analyses)
- Head of Working Group 1.9.3 "Use of Simulations in Crowd Planning and Management" of FGSV Committee 9.1
Prof. Dr. Ralf Lenz

Mathematische Optimierung, Operations Research
Lehre
Nicole Höß
Scientific Coordinator RCAI
Prof. Dr. Wolfgang Mauerer
Computer Science
Prof. Dr. Timo Baumann

AI with Focus on Natural Language Processing
Prof. Dr. rer. nat. Jürgen Frikel

Mathematics
Prof. Dr. Thomas Wölfl
Business Information Technology
Prof. Dr. Christoph Skornia

Vice President for IT Security, Digitalization, Sustainability, and Social Responsibility, as well as STEM Promotion