Stephan Krusche is the winner of the 2020 Ars Legendi Prize for excellence in university teaching. Image: A. Eckert / TUM
Stephan Krusche is the winner of the 2020 Ars Legendi Prize for excellence in university teaching. Image: A. Eckert / TUM Dr. Stephan Krusche receives Ars Legendi Prize - When over a thousand students attend a lecture, is it possible to find time for individual participants' problems? Dr. Stephan Krusche of the Technical University of Munich (TUM) has developed a digital teaching concept that offers a solution. The young scientist has now been announced the winner of the 2020 Ars Legendi Prize for excellence in university teaching in engineering sciences and informatics. In Stephan Krusche's courses, just leaning back and letting the lecturer talk is not an option. "It's a priority for me for the students to become active participants in the teaching process," he explains. "Especially in informatics and software engineering, it is very important to try things out for yourself." With over 1800 students with varying levels of prior knowledge, as in the lecture "Introduction to Software Engineering," this is a big challenge. Dr. Krusche worked with his team to develop the learning management system Artemis.
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