Bachelor & Master Projects
Students studying Media Informatics, Computer Science, Software Engineering, or Cognitive Systems are very welcome to carry out their applied project (Bachelor or Master) with us. Students' projects are offered every semester. The introduction to the projects and topics is provided during the first week of the semester. Details regarding the project information are usually shared through posters on student notice boards.The following rules should be kept in mind:
- Projects can be done individually or in a group of students.
- 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, it is advised to clearly mention their responsibilities for each project module.
- Exam Registration Phase: After submitting their proposal, 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 (preferred - 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).
- Submission: The written project must be submitted to the supervisor, In addition to report, all code and data associated with the project should also be shared with the supervisor.
- Final Presentation: Once the project is completed, the students presents (presentation template) their work to during our group meeting. Possible dates are discussed beforehand with the supervisor.
Bachelor & Master Theses
Students studying Media Informatics, Computer Science, Software Engineering, or Cognitive Systems are very welcome to carry out their final thesis project (Bachelor or Master) with us. If you are interested, we recommend that you contact one of the research group staff directly.In the following, we give information about the topic selection, the thesis process, templates, and a list of concluded theses for your initial orientation.
Topic Selection
We always offer interesting topics in the areas of computer graphics, visualization, deep learning, explainable artificial intelligence, and a special focus on (bio-)medical applications. Students can either work on one of our currently open topics or develop a topic together with one of the research group staff, also on the basis of own ideas. The topics can have a practical as well as theoretical focus. Explorative user studies are also possible.Thesis Process
In general, the work on a final thesis project can be divided into multiple distinct phases:
- Planning Phase: In this phase, the student familiarizes themselves with the subject and collaboratively plans the thesis work with the supervisor. The outcome is a 1-2 page document (document template) outlining the work plan and the objectives of the thesis.
- 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 thesis either in publication style (preferred - template) or normal style (template), detailing the topic in relation to related work, and discussing both the implementation and the results. The thesis can be written in either German or English.
- Submission: The written thesis must be submitted to the Student Administration Office (Studiensekretariat), and no additional submission to the supervisor or examiner is required. However, all code and data associated with the thesis should be provided directly to the supervisor.
- Final Presentation: Once the thesis is completed, the student presents (presentation template) their work to during our group meeting. Possible dates are discussed beforehand with the supervisor.
Throughout all phases, the student maintains close communication with the supervisor, regularly discussing progress and addressing any issues that arise.
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