Theses
- Master Thesis: Semantic AI Tool for Data Retrieval: Enhancing LLM Accuracy in Engineering Contexts
- Visual Programming Environment for W3C Web of Things Device Implementations
- Text-to-SPARQL for Proprietary Ontologies
- Multi-Agent System for Conversational Knowledge Graph Interaction
- Evaluating the Impact of Comments in Knowledge Graphs on Question Answering Augmented with Language Models
- Master Thesis: Conceptualization of a data gateway for information integration and document generation by means of declarative transformations using the example of technical documentation
- Bachelor Thesis: Herausforderungen und Strategien für datenschutzgerechtes Kreditmanagement mit Solid
- Bachelor Thesis: Simplifying and Enhancing IoT Data Interoperability: A RESTful Mediator for Read-Write Linked Data in the Web of Things
- Master Thesis: Improving Interoperability of Wearables by Integrating them into the Web of Things
- Master Thesis: Developing a Modelling Language for Team Design Patterns to Represent Human-Agent Collaboration
- Master Thesis: The Potential and Impact of Conversational Agents for Industry 4.0: A Systematic Literature Review
- Master Thesis: Validation of an Ontology for an IIoT Use Case Database
- Master Thesis: Strategien zur Entwicklung eines Langzeitarchivs von Deployment Event Logs
- Master Thesis: rdf2table2rdf – An Automated Round-trip Approach from RDF to RDF via Tabular Representation
- Master Thesis: Implementation of a Track and Trace solution within Supply Chain Management at adidas AG
- Bachelor Thesis: Systematisierung von Industrial Internet of Things Use Cases – eine Entscheidungsunterstützung für die digitale Transformation auf Managementebene
- Master Thesis: A Knowledge Graph from Financial Reports
- Master Thesis: Knowledge Extraction Solution with Natural Language Processing and Knowledge Graphs
- Master Thesis: Verification of Systems-of-Systems using Model Checking
- Master Thesis: An Interactive Hypertext-based Linked Data Browser
- Master Thesis: REST Principles and IoT Protocols
- Master Thesis: Text2Turtle (T2T) – The transformation of Wikipedia texts into a Knowledge Graph
- Identifikation von IIoT Anwendungen und deren Beschreibung in der Literatur für den Aufbau einer Anwendungsdatenbank
Thesis Guidelines
0. Formal requirements
1. Find a topic
- You can suggest your own topic (within the research interest of the chair) for bachelor/master thesis: please send a short description of the topic and your current grade report to sebastian.schmid@fau.de.
- You can also choose a topic from the list of suggested topics: send your current grade report to the contact person in the topic description page.
- You meet with your supervisor to concretize the topic and write an exposé of the thesis.
2. Registration
- Once the topic and the start date are fixed, fill in the thesis registration form and hand it to your supervisor.
- Send Zhou Gui an abstract of the topic to be showed at the chair website as ongoing thesis.
- Please subscribe to our student seminar mailing list, you will need to present your work during the student seminars.
3. Supervision
- You are responsible for organizing regular meetings with your supervisor.
- You should give a midterm presentation (15 minutes presentation plus 5 minutes questions) about half way through your master thesis project.
- You should give a final presentation (20 minutes presentation plus 10 minutes questions) after you hand in the thesis.
- We strongly suggest all students attend the student seminars.
4. Thesis requirements (only applies to students in the master program IIS)
- You can write your thesis in English or German upon your choice (discuss with your supervisor).
- The thesis should be around 60-80 pages, around 20,000 words, which refers to the pure text in the body part.
- The LaTex template for writing master thesis can be downloaded here. It is recommended but not compulsory to use this template.
5. Final submission and grading (only applies to students in the master program IIS)
- You need to hand in 2 copies of your printed thesis together with source code (in USB/CD/DVD) directly to the examination office.
- The grade will be available after your final defense.