Project groups
In the "project group" course, a group of usually 8-16 students work on a topic specified by the organiser over the course of a year (two semesters). Here, teamwork and the organisation of a project are tested and learned in practice in order to prepare students for their future careers. In terms of content, project groups are intended to introduce students to current research topics. For students, this means that graduates of a project group are generally also predestined to subsequently take on Master's theses in the relevant field. Details can be found in the framework guidelines for project groups.
Prerequisites
- The project group can only be started once the Bachelor's programme has been successfully completed. The Bachelor's degree is successfully completed when all examinations have been passed and the 4.0 confirmation has been submitted to the Examinations Office by 31 March for the summer semester and by 30 September for the winter semester.
- The project group can only be started once enrolment in the Master's degree programme has been completed. Students in the Bachelor's programme who do not achieve the 4.0 confirmation or complete examinations until 31 March and 30 September must therefore apply for the Master's programme by the respective deadline for the change of degree programme.
How do I get a project group?
Procedure for assigning students to project groups
Phase 1: PAUL registration
February 17 - February 23 (timely registration)
February 24 - March 30 (late registration)
Phase 2: Tasks & Preferences
February 25 - March 23
Phase 3: Stable Marriage
March 31
Phase 4: Notification & Decision
April 02
Details of the individual phases can be found here.
Presentation of the project groups in the Master of Computer Science and Master of Computer Engineering
Presentation of the project groups:
Monday, 3rd February, 2025, 4:15pm, Lecture hall: O1 (later on O1.224)
"Slides introductory lecture"
New project groups in the Master of Computer Science and Master of Computer Engineering
The project groups listed are intended for the Master's degree programme in Computer Science and/or Computer Engineering. There are three types of project groups: Only Computer Science students participate in CS project groups. These groups offer the required 2x10 ECTS credits. Only Computer Engineering students take part in CE project groups, which offer the required 2x9 ECTS credits. Students from both degree programmes take part in mixed project groups. These groups offer the required scope of 2x10 ECTS and 2x9 ECTS.
Summer semester 2024
CS + CE project groups:
Title of the PG: AI Agents for Systems Engineering (Agent-SE)
Contact person: Ruslan Bernijazov
Specialist group: Advanced Systems Engineering
Title of the PG: How to Train Your Large Language Model (HTYLLM)
Contact person: Nikit Srivastava
Specialist group: Data Science
Title of the PG: Graph-Theoretic Approaches to Quantum States (GTA-GS)
Contact person: Zahra Raissi, Konstantinos Rafail Revis
Specialist group: Qauntum Information
Title of the PG: Classifying Graph Orbits under r-Local Complementation (CGS)
Contact person: Zahra Raissi, Hrachya Zakaryan
Specialist group: Qauntum Information
Title of the PG: Towards more intelligent client-server architecture for SPARQL query processing (HybridAgent)
Contact person: Muhammad Saleem, Axel Cyrille Ngonga
Specialist group: Data Science Research Group
Title of the PG: Explainable Graph Query Answering (xGQA)
Contact person: Parsa Abbasi, Stefan Heindorf
Specialist group: Data Science Junior Research Group
Title of the PG: Intelligent AI Assistants for adessoGPT based on OpenAI on Azure (adessoGPT)
Contact person: Moritz Seiler, Heike Trautmann
Specialist group: Machine Learning and Optimisation
Title of the PG: Adaptive Virtual Tutor for Chemistry Study Preparation 2 (VirtuTutor2)
Contact person: Matthias Fischer, Jan-Luca Hansel, André Graute
Specialist group: Theory of Distributed Systems
Title of the PG: Representing Contrastive Explanations for Knowledge Graphs (ReCon)
Contact person: Arnab Sharma
Specialist group: Data Science
Title of the PG: Adaptive Retrieval Augmented Generation (ARAG)
Contact person: Axel Ngonga, Yasir Mahmood, Mohamed Sherif
Specialist group: Data Science
CE Project Groups:
Title of the PG: Machine Learning and Signal Processing Using EEG and Smartwatch Data (MLSP-EEG)
Contact person: Tanuj Hasija, Maurice Kuschel, Mohammad Soleymani
Specialist group: Signal and System Theory
Ongoing project groups in IT
Winter term 2024/25
CS + CE project groups:
Title of the PG: Building a Face Recognition Demonstrator (FaceDemo)
Contact person: Philipp Terhörst, Rouqaiah Al-Refai
Specialist group: Responsible AI for Biometrics
Title of the PG: Adaptive Retrieval Augmented Generation
Contact person: Axel Ngonga,
Specialist Group: Data Science
Title of the PG: Quantum Networks Transformation (QNT)
Contact person: Zahra Raissi
Expert Group: Quantum Information
Title of the PG: Sustainable Internet-of-Things (SloT)
Contact person: Lin Wang
Research Group: Computer Networks
PG title: Programmable Matter 4 (ProgMat 4)
Contact person: Matthias Artmann, Andreas Padalkin, Daniel Warner
Division: Theory of Distributed Systems
PG title: Usable Security and Privacy Lab (USaP-Lab)
Contact person: Patricia Arias Cabarcos, Emiram Kablo, Yorick Last
Specialist group: IT Security
PG title: Immersive Digital Twin-Driven Systems and Software Engineering (IDT-SSE)
Contact person: Enes Yigitbas, Stefan Sauer
Specialist group: Software Innovation Lab
Title of the PG: AI-supported Security Testing (SecAI)
Contact person:Michael Schlichtig, Markus Schmidt
Expert Group: Secure Software Engineering
CS project groups:
Title of the PG: Contrastive Explanations for Knowledge Graphs (conExKG)
Contact person:Yasir Mahmood
Expert group: DICE
Title of the PG: Explaining Graph Neural Networks (XGNN)
Contact person:Stefan Heindorf,
Division: Data Science Junior Research Group
CE Project Groups:
PG title: Machine Learning and Signal Processing Using EEG and Smartwatch Data (MLSP-SST)
Contact person:Isabell Lehmann, Tanuj
Specialist group: Signal and System Theory Group
Summer term 2024
CS + CE project groups:
Title of the PG: Networked Systems (NetSys)
Contact person: Prof. Dr. Lin Wang
Subject group: Computer Networks
Title of the PG: Securing E-Mail with Automated Learning (SEAL)
Contact person: Sven Hebrok, Juraj Somorovsky
Specialist group: System Security
Title of the PG: Next Gen User Interface for optimization software based on Generative AI (GenUIne)
Contact person: Heike Trautmann, Moritz Seiler
Division: Machine Learning and Optimisation
Title of the PG: QuantumInformation with Higher-Dimensional Qubits (QUDIT)
Contact person: Hrachya Zakaryan, Zahra Raissi
Division: Quantum Information
Title of the PG: Vector Graphics on Modern Hardware (VGMH)
Contact person: Sevag Gharibian, Dorian Rudolph
Research Group: Quantum Computation
Title of the PG: WiFi-based Human Sensing using FPGA-accelerated Lightweight Neural Networks (WiFiSense)
Contact person: Felix Jentzsch, Christoph Berganski
Subject group: Computer Engineering Group
Title of the PG: Support Tool for University Lecture Planning (STULP)
Contact person: Prof. Dr Stefan Böttcher, Dr Rita Hartel
Specialist Group: Databases and Electronic Commerce
Title of the PG: Adaptive Virtual Tutor for Chemistry Study Preparation (VirtuTutor)
Contact person: Jan-Luca Hansel, André Graute, Matthias Fischer
Specialist Group: Theory of Distributed Systems
PG title: Development of Software Configuration Tools (ConfigTools)
Contact person: Thomas Thüm, Sebastian Krieter, Alexander Schultheiß
Specialist group: Software Engineering
CE Project Groups:
Title of the PG: Study of Physiological Signals from EEG and Wristband sensorsfor stress detection (SST-EEG)
Contact person: Maurice Kuschel, Tanuj Hasija
Specialist Group: Signal and System Theory
Title of the PG: Disaster Response Robots (DRR)
Contact person: Dirk Fischer, Bärbel Mertsching
Group: GET Lab - Cognitive Systems Engineering
