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Welcome to the Information Systems Education (ISE) lab handbook!

This handbook documents how the ISE Lab works — how we teach, research, collaborate, and support students and colleagues in a transparent, reproducible way. It is a public resource written for students, teaching staff, and collaborators who interact with the lab. To propose changes or contribute, see How to contribute to the handbook.

Start here — by role

  • Courses:
Degree Program Lecture Upcoming Semester
Bachelor of Science Big Data and Analytics SuSe 2026
Bachelor of Science IT Security Management SuSe 2026
Bachelor of Science Introduction to Programming WiSe 2026
Master of Science Machine Learning for Big Data WiSe 2026


Areas

The handbook is organized around five core areas that reflect how the lab operates over time.

Teaching

Principles, systems, and procedures for designing, delivering, and evaluating courses — from lectures and theses to assessments, student support, and institutional reporting. Go to Teaching →

Research

Support for scholarly work — from project planning and collaboration to methods, data, writing, and publication workflows. Go to Research →

Management

Operating procedures that keep the lab running — communication, infrastructure, teaching admin, research support, risk, procurement, and HR. Go to Management →

Academy

Training and development activities that build individual and shared capabilities over time. Go to Academy →

Team

Roles, responsibilities, and who to contact for specific topics within the lab. Go to Team →

Our shared public calendar has dates for upcoming events in the lab. It contains mostly public events that are of interest to the team and students.

To subscribe directly, you can export the .ics file, then add the calendar to Outlook or Thunderbird.

https://raw.githubusercontent.com/fs-ise/handbook/main/assets/calendar/fs-ise_cal.ical

To add or modify events, edit the events.yaml file here.