Semester Reflection: Spring 2025

ISKM14, ISKM15, ISKM16, ISKM18, ISKM47, ISKM53, ISKM54, VV052

SumUp!

FF:ISKM14 Diploma Thesis Seminar IV: Finalization of the Text and FF:ISKM15 Thesis were focused on writing the final thesis. My topic was User testing and redesign of the website - feel free to read here.

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FF:ISKM18 Practice and Internships – I was again part of SVAM, where I finalized my diploma thesis. My main focus was on research and redesigning the organization’s web page.

Research was really huge!

FF:ISKM47 Course of Project Management – This was a truly amazing online course led by a professional (also a Product Manager, so we really understood each other). Each week we received a theoretical overview followed by a practical assignment applied to real work scenarios. I chose to clean up the backlog and design a sustainable SMART plan. The course was extremely well-structured with detailed guidance and weekly feedback from the professional. I highly recommend it!

WBS (Work Breakdown Structure)

Gantt Diagram

FF:ISKM53 Leadership – A very easygoing course on leading people in a team and solving their problems. We had fruitful discussions during class, and I especially appreciated the chosen strategy for preparing sessions – we always watched a movie or a short story beforehand and then analyzed it from a leadership perspective (what happened, which leadership style was displayed, etc.).

FF:ISKM54 Digital Design Without Barriers – A very practical course that taught me to view design not only through the eyes of a healthy person. It’s not just about nice colors but about functional design. The course ended with a practical project – making some form of media accessible to the visually impaired, adding captions to a video, or conducting interviews/research with people with disabilities. Very interesting and valuable.

FI:VV052 Evening Drawing – A continuation from the previous semester, it helped me slow down, focus more on work-life balance, learn new skills, and further develop something I’ve always enjoyed.