Physics Department, TUM | Course 0000006181 in WS 2022/3

General Data

Course Type

exercise

Semester Weekly Hours

1 SWS

Organisational Unit

Chair of Ergonomics (Prof. Bengler)

Lecturers

Klaus Bengler
Assistants:
Theresa Prinz

Dates

1 singular or moved dates

iCalendar

	Date and Time	Room and Remark
!	Wed, 2023-01-25, 08:30–10:00	Speakers: Theresa Prinz, Klaus Bengler Q&A Session<br> Please hand in your questions by Monday, 23 January 2022. (theresa.prinz@tum.de)

Assignment to Modules

MW2131: Menschliche Zuverlässigkeit / Human Reliability

Further Information

Courses are together with exams the building blocks for modules. Please keep in mind that information on the contents, learning outcomes and, especially examination conditions are given on the module level only – see section "Assignment to Modules" above.

additional remarks	--- This course will give you access to the course materials of the last summer term. There will be two online live sessions via Zoom: One at the beginning of the semster to discuss organizational matters and one at the end of the semester to answer any questions.--- In socio-technical systems humans are a frequent assumed source of errors, described as human error as a term for deviations from a target value up to desasters. This lecutre explains the relationship between the human factor and technical reliability. Additionally, models explaining and classifying human performance and errors are discussed and applied in case studies. Moreover, methods of risk assessment and risk mitigation are discussed. These models and methods are necessary elements for resilient system design. All models and methods are supported by given examples from different technical domains. A presentation of relevant ergonomic standards and norms as well as the standardization process itself provides the student an insight into industrial guidelines and regulations.
Links	TUMonline entry

additional remarks

--- This course will give you access to the course materials of the last summer term. There will be two online live sessions via Zoom: One at the beginning of the semster to discuss organizational matters and one at the end of the semester to answer any questions.--- In socio-technical systems humans are a frequent assumed source of errors, described as human error as a term for deviations from a target value up to desasters. This lecutre explains the relationship between the human factor and technical reliability. Additionally, models explaining and classifying human performance and errors are discussed and applied in case studies. Moreover, methods of risk assessment and risk mitigation are discussed. These models and methods are necessary elements for resilient system design. All models and methods are supported by given examples from different technical domains. A presentation of relevant ergonomic standards and norms as well as the standardization process itself provides the student an insight into industrial guidelines and regulations.

Links

TUMonline entry

Equivalent Courses (e. g. in other semesters)

Semester	Title	Lecturers	Dates
SS 2024	Human Reliability Exercise	Bengler, K. Prinz, T.
WS 2023/4	Human Reliability Exercise	Bengler, K. Prinz, T.
SS 2023	Human Reliability Exercise	Bengler, K. Prinz, T.
SS 2022	Human Reliability Exercise	Bengler, K. Prinz, T.	Thu, 15:15–16:45, MW 1250 and singular or moved dates
SS 2021	Human Reliability Exercise	Bengler, K. Prinz, T. Responsible/Coordination: Rettenmaier, M.
SS 2020	Human Reliability Exercise	Bengler, K. Responsible/Coordination: Rettenmaier, M.	Thu, 15:15–16:45, MW 1250
SS 2019	Human Reliability Exercise	Bengler, K. Responsible/Coordination: Rettenmaier, M.
SS 2018	Human Reliability Exercise

Human Reliability Exercise

Course 0000006181 in WS 2022/3

General Data

Assignment to Modules

Further Information

Equivalent Courses (e. g. in other semesters)