Chair of Software Engineering

Projects

The work carried out at our chair is focused mainly on techniques for the development and safety assurance of dependable embedded systems. Current research projects address the improvement and automation of model-based techniques in this field as well as dynamic risk assessment and safety assurance under uncertainty.

Interested students looking for projects are always welcome to contact us to discuss interests and potential topics.

Our key research areas:

  • Dependability: safety, security, reliability, availability
  • Systems engineering of dependable embedded systems
  • Model-based safety and reliability analysis
  • Dynamic risk assessment and safety assurance under uncertainty

Thesis

Thesis request contact form

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Bachelor vs. masterthesis*
Typically this should be "computer science". Otherwise a special confirmation of the professor of your course of study is needed. In addition a very specialized inter-discipline topic, involving both course of studies, is needed.
Specialization, e.g. "software engineering" or "robotics".
When would you like to start earliest? Please keep in mind that 6 months of work are set out by the examination office for a bachelor/master thesis.
When do you intend to finish your thesis latest?
In case you have relevant set of skills relating to your thesis, you can name them here.
Topic type*
At least one suggested topic is reqiured. Additional may be added below. In case you can't come up with a single topic suggestion, please look into the department's research as well as teaching topics.
IMPORTANT: After clicking "send thesis request", you need to click the "next" button, which will appear at the same place.

Titel : Software Engineering Project

Typ : Project (Bachelor/Master)

Informationen: SEDA Project

Contact us

Looking for a suitable project, bachelor or master thesis topic and you did not find it on our page? If you have an idea or topic in your mind write to us at seda_teaching(at)cs.uni-kl.de.

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