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 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. Below a list of main topic areas and contact persons in alphabetic order is displayed.Topic areas and contact persons
Computergraphics
Deep Learning
Graphs, Points, and Images
Dominik Engel, Sebastian Hartwig, Hannah Kniesel, Tristan Payer, and Poonam,
Dominik Engel, Sebastian Hartwig, Hannah Kniesel, Tristan Payer, and Poonam,
Focus: Medical Applications
Thesis Process
The work on a final thesis project can be divided into three phases:- In the planning phase, the student acquaints himself with the subject and plans the thesis work together with the supervisor. The result of this phase is a 1-2-page document containing a work plan as well as the objectives of the work.
- In the implementation phase, the objectives developed in the planning phase are realized. This phase usually takes up the majority of the entire time.
- In the writing phase, the student writes the actual thesis, which describes the topic in the context of related work, and discusses the implementation as well as the results obtained. This can be done in German or English.