Person
PuL Project Team
Address
RWTH Aachen
Department 1.0
PuL-Projekt
Kackertstraße 15-17
52072 Aachen
Who is involved in the PuL Project?
A number of people are involved in the PuL Project: All RWTH Aachen faculties, students, Central University Administration, and the IT Center have named individuals, who work together to optimize processes in teaching and learning.
The PuL Project Team makes up the core of the PuL Project:
| Dr. Marguerite Franssen, Department 1.0 | Project Management |
| Christoph Becker, IT Center | Technical Project Management |
| Swetlana Köstler, Department 1.0 | Office |
| Isabella Florea, Department 1.0 | Reporting |
| Karin Rautmann, Department 1.0 | Communication |
| Anne Träm, Dezernat 1.0 | IT Documentation and Training |
| Birgit Weise, Dezernat 1.0 | IT Documentation and Training |
| Marcel Lämmerhirt, IT Center | IT Quality Assurance |
| Laura Neisius, IT Center | IT Documentation and Training |
| Sven Ritzerfeld, IT Center | Data Migration |
Furthermore, there are seven topic-specific subprojects, that are headed by staff in the faculties, the IT Center, and Central University Administration. In the sub-projects representatives from the faculties, students, staff councils, and the PuL team work together with employees in the IT Center and administration in working groups. This allows the University to ensure that all areas, that are affected by the new software and the linked work processes, are included in the project and can contribute their expertise.
The RWTH Rector's Office, represented by the Vice-Rector for Teaching, Professor Aloys Krieg, is the official sponsor of the PuL Project.
The project is guided by a steering group, a steering committee, and a coordination group.
In total, there are over 100 people involved in the PuL project. An overview of all project members is available in the RWTH Aachen intranet. The collaboration and knowledge of all members is highly valuable, ensuring that the processes are optimized effectively and that the new software is tailored as much as possible to the needs of future users.