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30167 Hannover
Team Management of courses and room allocation (LRM)
The LRM team works on the Campus Management with SAP (CMSAP) project at Leibniz University. As part of the project, Ms. Kirsten Niederlein from the LRM team leads the course and room allocation management subproject. In the subproject, the requirements for the new software for course planning and room allocation management are formulated and the implementation of the requirements is coordinated with the external project partner.
Tests of the new software are designed, carried out and evaluated. Necessary changes to the implemented software solutions are coordinated. Both requirements and tests must always be checked across subprojects for possible interactions. The LRM team supports the subproject management in all tasks of the subproject. From the introduction phase of the new software, the team will take over the training of users in the faculties and facilities and will also provide support for the users.
Directory of LUH departments and staff (EPV)
The Leibniz University maintains its facility and person directory (EPV) using the IT programme SAP and a web application developed specifically for the LUH. The personal data on the website of the LUH and its faculties and institutes is obtained from the EPV. In addition, the EPV data is made available to various other IT systems. This is how, for example, the identity management of the LUH and the research information system of the LUH work with data from the EPV.
The EPV team's area of responsibility includes first and second level support for users of the application in the faculties as well as central and decentralized facilities. The team members take on the key user function and application support for the EPV and maintain the instructions and FAQs for the EPV. They conduct training for users as part of university continuing education and organize regular exchanges of experiences with users and the support managers of the connected IT systems.
LSF-Support
The course planning at Leibniz University and the publication of the course catalogue are currently carried out using the IT program HIS-LSF. LSF Support is responsible for first and second level support for HIS-LSF users in the faculties as well as central and decentralized institutions. The LSF support employees take on the admin function for HIS-LSF and maintain key files and the instructions for HIS-LSF. They carry out training for users as part of university continuing education.
