Ivans Three Key Skills
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Ivan T. Herrmann has three key skills: 1) environmental and energy assessments based on over 130 credit points of study in topics related to environmental economics, life cycle assessment, and energy resources; 2) statistics and probability theory based on 30 credit points including courses in introduction to statistics, probability theory, and applied statistics; 3) organizational theory and management based on 48 credit points including courses in risk management, strategic management, and project management.
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Ivans Three Key Skills
- 1. Ivan T. Herrmann - I can help you based on my three key skills:
- 2. My key skills Environmental and Statistics and Energy Assessments Probability Theory Organizational Theory and Management
- 3. Technology and Economic Analysis of Energy and Environmental Technologies (~ 130 ECTS-points) Environmental and Resource Economics (University of Copenhagen) Prioritisation and Regulation (University of Copenhagen) Introduction to Economics Technology and Economics Life Cycle Assessment of Products and Systems Energy and the Environment (University of Southampton) Global and Local Environmental Change (University of Southampton) Energy Resources Introduction to Industrial Environmental Management Environmental Management in Organizations Environment and Society Master Thesis (Global Trade Effects On Global CO2 Emissions) Bachelor Project (Kyoto Protocol, Monitoring CO2-emissions) Academic Project (Sustainable Buildings) Statistic and Probability Theory (30 ECTS-points) Introduction to Statistics Environmental and Statistics and Probability Theory Statistical Design and Analysis of Experiments Energy Assessments Probability Theory Applied Statistics and Statistical Software Data-based LEAN in Danish Surf Lifeguarding Organizational Theory and Management (48 ECTS-points) Risk Management Management of Change Strategic Management (Copenhagen Business School) Organizational Theory Service Management and Management Organization, Work and Behaviour Project Management Knowledge based Entrepreneurship ...And an additional 90 ECTS-points from engineering subjects. Total: 300 ECTS-points. (ECTS: European Credit Transfer and Accumulation System)