Project groups
In the event "project group", a group of usually 8–16 students work on a topic assigned to them by the group's supervisor over the period of twelve months (two semesters). The aim is to learn and test practically, teamwork and organization, in order to prepare students for future professional practice. Contentwise, project groups should introduce students to current research topics. This involves for students that a project group's participant is predestined to adopt a master's thesis from the concerned domain. Particulars can be learned from the guidelines for project groups
Requirements
- The project group can only be started when the bachelor's degree has been successfully completed. The Bachelor's degree is successfully completed, when all examinations have been passed and the 4.0 confirmation is handed over to the examination office by 31 March for the summer term and by 30 September for the winter term.
- The project group can only be started when the enrollment in the master's degree course has been completed. Students of the bachelor's program, who reach the 4.0 confirmation or examinations only on the 31st of March and on the 30th of September, must therefore enroll for the Master's degree course in the relevant period of the change of studies.
How to get a project group?
Method to match students to project groups
- Phase 1: PAUL registration
August 14 - August 20 (timely registration)
August 21 - September 24 (late registration)
- Phase 2: Assignments & Preferences
August 22 - September 14
- Phase 3: Stable Marriage
September 25
- Phase 4: Notification & Decision
October 2
Details on the procedure of the individual phases can be found here.
Presentation of the project groups for Master Computer Science and Master Computer Engineering
Presentations of new project groups:
Monday, 17th July, 2023, 4:15pm, Lecture hall: P7.2.01 (later on P7.2.03)
Note: The PriOSS project group will be presented on Wednesday, July
19th, 9:15 a.m., Room F1.110.
The project groups listed are for the Master's degree in Computer Science and/or Computer Engineering. There are three types of project groups: CS Project Groups take in only students of Computer Science. These groups offer the necessary workload of 2x10 ECTS. CE Project Groups take in only students of Computer Engineering. These groups offer the necessary workload of 2x9 ECTS. Mixed Project Groups take in students from both study courses. These groups offer the necessary workload of 2x10 ECTS and 2x9 ECTS.
New project groups for Master Computer Science and Master Computer Engineering
Winter Term 2023/24
CS + CE Project Groups
- Title of PG: Nutrition education and decision support for personalized, sustainable and healthy nutrition through XR (NutriXR)
Supervisor: Dr. Enes Yigitbas
Research Group: Database and Information Systems - Title of PG: A Privacy One-Stop Shop (PriOSS)
Supervisor: Patricia Arias-Cabarcos, Emiram Kablo
Research Group: Human-Centered IT Security - Title of PG: WiFi-based Human Sensing using FPGA-accelerated Lightweight Neural Networks (WiFiSense)
Supervisor: Felix Jentzsch, Christoph Berganski
Research Group: Computer Engineering Group - Title of PG: Programmable Matter 3 (ProgMat 3)
Supervisor: Andreas Padalkin, Daniel Warner
Research Group: Theory of Distributed Systems - Title of PG: Artificial Intelligence for Systems Engineering (AI4SE)
Supervisor: Aschot Kharatyan, Ruslan Bernijazov
Research Group: Advanced Systems Engineering - Title of PG: Data-driven Engineering (DDE)
Supervisor: Malte Trienens, Jan-Philipp Disselkamp
Research Group: Advanced Systems Engineering - Title of PG: Approximate Reasoning in Description Logic (ApproxDL)
Supervisor: Alexander Bigerl, Yasir Mahmood
Research Group: Data Science - Title of PG: Vizualizing and Verbalizing Class Expressions (ViVeC)
Supervisor: Caglar Demir, Michael Röder
Research Group: Data Science - Title of PG: An extension of the GERBIL benchmarking platform (GERBIL)
Supervisor: Michael Röder
Research Group: Data Science
CE Project Groups
- Title of PG: Electric Drive Simulation in Python (E-DRIP)
Supervisor: Oliver Wallscheid, Barnabas Haucke-Korber, Maximilian Schenke, Darius Jakobeit
Research Group: Power Electronics and Electrical Drives - Title of PG: Disaster Response Robots (DRR)
Supervisor: Dirk Fischer, Bärbel Mertsching Research Group: GET Lab - Cognitive Systems Engineering - Title of PG: EEG Signal Processing (EEG-SP)
Supervisor: Isabell Lehmann, Tanuj Hasija
Research Group: Signal and System Theory Group - Title of PG: Quantum Information (QI)
Supervisor: Zahra Raissi, Hrachya Zakaryan
Research: Quantum Information - Title of PG: Human Factors in Security and Privacy Research(HFSP)
Supervisor: Yasemin Acar, Anastassija Kostan, Anna Lena Rotthaler, Harshini Sri Ramulu
Research: Empirical Software Engineering
CS Project Groups
- Title of PG: AI-Based Software Analysis ChatBot for Security (SASTBot)
Supervisor: Jan-Niclas Strüwer, Oshando Johnson
Research Group: Secure Software Engineering
Current Project Groups for Computer Science
Summer Term 2023
CS + CE Project Groups
- Title of PG: Reasoning on Knowledge Graphs (RoKG)
Supervisor: Alexander Bigerl
Research Group: Data Science - Title of PG: Augmented and Mixed Reality in Chemistry Labs for Education (ARChemLab)
Supervisor: André Graute, Jan-Luca Hansel, Matthias Fischer
Research Group: Algorithms and Complexity - Title of PG: Building A Network Censor (BANC)
Supervisor: Niklas Niere
Research Group: System Security - Title of PG: Multi-FPGA HPC Applications (MulFPGA)
Supervisor: Tobias Kenter, Michael Laß, Heinrich Riebler, Christian Plessl
Research Group: High-Performance Computing
CE Project Groups
- Title of PG: Disaster Response Robots (DRR)
Supervisor: Dirk Fischer, Bärbel Mertsching
Research Group: GET Lab - Cognitive Systems Engineering - Title of PG: Brain-computer interface using EEG signals (BCI-EEG)
Supervisor: Isabell Lehmann
Research Group: Signal and System Theory Group - Title of PG: Electric Drive Simulation in Python (E-DRIP)
Supervisor: Wilhelm Kirchgässner, Maximilian Schenke, Barnabas Haucke-Korber, Oliver Wallscheid
Research Group: Power Electronics and Electrical Drives - Title of PG: Dynamic System Exploration (DSYS-EX)
Supervisor: Wilhelm Kirchgässner, Maximilian Schenke, Marvin Meyer, Oliver Wallscheid
Research Group: Nachwuchsgruppe ML-Expert - Title of PG: Deep Learning for Audio Signal Processing (DLASP)
Supervisor: Jörg Schmalenströer
Research Group: Communications Engineering
CS Project Groups
- Title of PG: Dynamic Knowledge Graph Embeddings for Explainable Artificial Intelligence (DXAI)
Supervisor: Caglar Demir, Axel Ngonga
Research Group: Data Science - Title of PG: Explaining Graph Neural Networks (XGNN)
Supervisor: Dominik Köhler,Stefan Heindorf
Research Group: Data Science Junior Research Group - Title of PG: Design it, Develop it, Deploy it: Building the next generation cyber security competition platform (3DI)
Supervisor: Ashwin Prasad Shivarpatna Venkatesh, Stefan Schott, Jonas Klauke
Research Group: Secure Software Engineering
Winter Term 2022/23
CS + CE Project Groups
- Title of PG: Multi-FPGA HPC Applications (MulFPGA)
Supervisor: Tobias Kenter, Michael Laß, Heinrich Riebler, Christian Plessl
Research Group: High-Performance Computing - Title of PG: General Entity Annotator Benchmark (GERBIL)
Supervisor: Michael Röder
Research Group: Data Science - Title of PG: Quantum-Resistant Fast Lattice Library (qFALL)
Supervisor: Laurens Porzenheim
Research Group: Codes and Cryptography - Title of PG: Digitization of Sacred Spaces through Virtual Reality (DSS-VR)
Supervisor: Dr. Enes Yigitbas
Research Group: Database and Information Systems - Title of PG: Programmable Matter (ProgMat 2)
Supervisor: Andreas Padalkin, Daniel Warner
Research Group: Theory of Distributed Systems - Title of PG: PriOSS: a Privacy One-Stop Shop (PriOSS)
Supervisor: Patricia Arias Cabarcos
Research Group: IT Security
CS Project Groups
- Title of PG: Knowledge graph-based Natura Language Generation approach (KG2NL)
Supervisor: Daniel Vollmers
Research Group: Data Science
CE Project Groups
- Title of PG: Deep Learning for Acoustic Signal Processing (DLASP)
Supervisor: Tobias Cord-Landwehr, Jörg Schmalenströer
Research Group: Communications Engineering - Title of PG: Brain-computer interface using EEG signals (BCI-EEG)
Supervisor: Tanuj Hasija, Isabell Lehmann
Research Group: Signal and System Theory Group - Title of PG: Grid of Processing Cells based on RISC-V (GRIP-V)
Supervisor: Wolfgang Mueller
Research Group: System Circuit Technology - Title of PG: Reinforcement Learning for Energy Conversion Applications (LEARL)
Supervisor: Wilhelm Kirchgässner, Oliver Wallscheid, Daniel Weber
Research Group: Power Electronics and Electrical Drives - Title of PG: Disaster Response Robots (DRR)
Supervisor: Dirk Fischer, Bärbel Mertsching
Research Group: GET Lab - Cognitive Systems Engineering