Bachelor & Master Projects
We offer projects for students in Media Informatics, Computer Science, Software Engineering, and Cognitive Systems. Projects can be completed individually or as a group.Topic Selection
At the start of each semester, we provide an updated list of available project topics here.Project Kick-Off
At the beginning of each semester, we hold a project kick-off meeting. Keep an eye out for our posters for dates and details.
- During the kick-off, we present current project topics and provide a brief introduction to relevant concepts.
- After the presentation, we offer a workshop-style session where you can:
- Test relevant methods.
- Discuss with other students to form project groups.
- Develop your own ideas by consulting with supervisors.
- During the meeting, you will need to register your project preferences by providing a first and second choice.
- Following the kick-off, you must contact the corresponing supervisor to arrange your first meeting.
Project Process
- Planning Phase: In this phase, the students familiarize themselves with the subject and collaboratively plans the project work with the supervisor. The outcome is a 1-2 page document (document template) outlining the work plan and the objectives of the thesis. When students work on projects in groups, you need to clearly mention their responsibilities for each project module.
- Exam Registration Phase: The proposal must be submitted no later than three weeks after the project kick-off. After submission, students must register for their respective exam module.
- Implementation Phase: During this phase, the objectives defined in the planning phase are realized. This is typically the most time-consuming phase of the project.
- Writing Phase: In the final phase, the student writes the project report in publication style (template) detailing the topic in relation to related work, and discussing both the implementation and the results. The project can be written in either German or English (based on supervisor).
- Final Presentation: The final presentation (presentation template) must take place no later than one week after the teaching period (i.e., the first week of the semester break). Bachelor’s students are required to present for 10 minutes, followed by a 5-minute discussion (10+5), while Master’s students must present for 10 minutes with a 10-minute discussion (10+10). Possible dates are arranged in advance with the supervisor.
- Submission: The written project must be submitted to the supervisor no later than two weeks after the teaching period ends. Additionally, all code and data related to the project must be properly documented and shared with the supervisor.