I will supervise BSc thesis projects in Spring 2023. Since I have limited supervision capacity, I typically take the first N students following more or less a first-come, first-served strategy. I like to form clusters of students working on related topics, and I organize weekly (online) meetings with the clusters. We use a collaborative note taking tool to track progress. The work itself is taking place in two phases. In the first phase, students will dive into the state of the art of their topic, and they produce a start of the art report.
About Module: Bachelor Thesis and Seminar Computer Science (CA-CS-800) Semester: Spring 2022 Instructor: Amr Alanwar Instructor: Peter Baumann Instructor: Andreas Birk Instructor: Fangning Hu Instructor: Francesco Maurelli Instructor: Jürgen Schönwälder Instructor: Peter Zaspel Prerequisites: 3rd year and 30 CP from CORE modules of the major Timeline Activity Deadline Project and thesis kickoff meeting 2022-02-07 (Monday) Project topic/supervisor selection 2022-02-14 (Monday) Presentations 2022-05-09 (Monday) Presentations 2022-05-10 (Tuesday) Presentations 2022-05-11 (Wednesday) Bachelor thesis submission 2022-05-17 (Tuesday) We expect that our students take the initiative and drive the process.
Below is a collection of ideas for student projects. I am mostly writing down topic clusters I am interested in as I strongly prefer to have multiple students working on related topics within a topic cluster.
If you are interested in systems-oriented computer science and computer security, talk to me in person. In general I expect that students have a solid understanding of operating systems and computer networks and that they are able to handle programming tasks well and that they can work independently.
About Course: Project Computer Science (CA10-320305) Course: Thesis Computer Science (CA10-320306) Semester: Fall 2020 Semester: Spring 2021 Instructor: Peter Baumann Instructor: Andreas Birk Instructor: Horst Karl Hahn Instructor: Sergey Kosov Instructor: Kinga Lipskoch Instructor: Francesco Maurelli Instructor: Jürgen Schönwälder Instructor: Peter Zaspel Prerequisites: Two CS core modules passed Timeline Activity Deadline Project topic/supervisor selection (campus track) 2020-09-18 (Friday) Project topic/supervisor selection (world track) 2021-02-08 (Monday) Project and thesis kickoff meeting 2021-02-08 (Monday) Presentations 2021-05-10 (Monday) Presentations 2021-05-11 (Tuesday) Bachelor thesis submission 2021-05-17 (Monday) We expect that our students take the initiative and drive the process.
Below is a collection of ideas for student projects. Some are half-backed, some are not even written down. If you are interested in systems-oriented computer science and computer security, talk to me in person. In general I expect that students have a solid understanding of operating systems and computer networks and that they are able to handle programming tasks well.
Trusted Execution Environments Trusted Execution Environments (TEEs) such as ARM's Trustzone or Intel's Enclave are secure areas inside a main processor.
About Course: Project Computer Science (CA10-320305) Course: Thesis Computer Science (CA10-320306) Semester: Fall 2019 Semester: Spring 2020 Instructor: Peter Baumann Instructor: Andreas Birk Instructor: Horst Karl Hahn Instructor: Sergey Kosov Instructor: Kinga Lipskoch Instructor: Francesco Maurelli Instructor: Jürgen Schönwälder Instructor: Peter Zaspel Prerequisites: Two CS core modules passed Timeline Activity Deadline Project topic/supervisor selection (campus track) 2019-09-20 (Friday) Project topic/supervisor selection (world track) 2020-02-03 (Monday) Project and thesis kickoff meeting 2020-02-10 (Monday) Presentations 2020-05-11 (Monday) Presentations 2020-05-12 (Tuesday) Bachelor thesis submission 2020-05-15 (Friday) We expect that our students take the initiative and drive the process.
Below is a collection of ideas for student projects. Some are half-backed, some are not even written down. If you are interested in systems-oriented computer science and computer security, talk to me in person. In general I expect that students have a solid understanding of operating systems and computer networks and that they are able to handle programming tasks well.
Trusted Execution Environments Trusted Execution Environments (TEEs) such as ARM's Trustzone or Intel's Enclave are secure areas inside a main processor.
About Course: Project Computer Science (CA10-320305) Course: Thesis Computer Science (CA10-320306) Semester: Fall 2018 Semester: Spring 2019 Instructor: Peter Baumann Instructor: Andreas Birk Instructor: Horst Karl Hahn Instructor: Herbert Jaeger Instructor: Szymon Krupinski Instructor: Kinga Lipskoch Instructor: Francesco Maurelli Instructor: Jürgen Schönwälder Prerequisites: Two CS core modules passed Timeline Activity Deadline Project topic/supervisor selection (campus track) 2018-09-21 (Friday) Project topic/supervisor selection (world track) 2019-02-04 (Monday) Presentations 2019-05-13 (Monday) Presentations 2019-05-14 (Tuesday) Bachelor thesis submission 2019-05-17 (Friday) Materials Doing research in computer science usually starts with a lot of reading and learning.
Below is a collection of ideas for student projects. Some are half-backed, some are not even written down. If you are interested in systems-oriented computer science, talk to me in person. In general I expect that students have a solid understanding of operating systems and computer networks and that they are able to handle programming tasks well.
Soundification of Status Information This is a topic for someone interested in computer generated sounds.
Guided Research Timeline Introduction 2015-09-14 (Monday) Topic selection 2015-10-01 (Thursday) Proposal submission 2015-12-04 (Friday) (Proposal submission 1) 2016-03-06 (Sunday) Thesis submission 2016-05-08 (Sunday) Presentations 2016-05-13 (Friday) Guided Research Materials BSc Template (LaTeX) BSc Template (BibTeX) BSc Logo (pdf) BSc Template (pdf) Guided Research Proposal The preparation of the Guided Research Proposal is the first half of your thesis work. Don't underestimate it! Without a successful preparation phase, by experience, thesis finalization will be less thorough and, hence, less successful.