Theses

A master's thesis is first and foremost an examination within your master's degree. Therefore it needs to adhere to scientific standards as written down in the module description. In case you want to conduct a master's thesis within an enterprise, one of our professors must confirm that the work does fit the aforementioned standards and is sufficient for a master's thesis. Your professor has to supervise the entire process, from setting the topic to the end. Otherwise you will not find an academic supervisor within the University of Passau for a company-based project.

• Prof. Brandl (Professorship of Mathematics Didactics):Teacher's theses
• Prof. Endres (Chair of Digital Libraries and Web Information Systems, stand-in professor):
  Potential projects for master's theses and Thesis Guide
• Prof. Forster-Heinlein (Professorship of Applied Mathematics):
  Potential projects for theses
• Prof. Fraser (Chair of Software Engineering II):
  For information about theses please ask directly at the chair
• Prof. Glock (Professorship for Discrete Mathematics)
  For information about theses please ask directly at the professorship
• Prof. Granitzer (Chair of Data Science):
  Potential projects for theses
• Prof. Hammer (Chair of Software Engineering I):
  For information about theses please ask directly at the chair
• Prof. Hautli-Janisz (Professorship of Computational Rhetoric and Language Processing):
  For information about theses please ask directly at the professorship
• Prof. Harks (Chair of Mathematical Optimization)
  For information about theses please ask directly at the Chair
• Prof. Heinzl (Chair of Cognitive Sensor Systems)
  For information about theses please ask directly at the Chair
• Prof. Herbold (Chair of AI Engineering)
  For information about theses please ask directly at the chair
• Prof. Kaiser (Professorship of Mathematics):
  Potential projects for bachelor's theses and teacher's theses in geometry, algebra, analysis and mathematical logics as well as master's theses in Computational Mathematics)
• Prof. Katzenbeisser (Chair of Computer Engineering):
  Information regarding theses
• Prof. Kavun (Assistant Professorship of Secure Intelligent Systems):
  For information abou theses, please contact the junior professorship directly
• Prof. Kosch (Chair of Distributed Information Systems):
  For information about theses please ask directly at the chair
• Prof. Kranz (Chair of Embedded Systems):
  Potential projects for theses
• Prof. Kreuzer (Chair of Symbolic Computation):
  Completed theses
• Prof. Lemmerich (Professorship of Applied Machine Learning):
  Information regarding theses
• Prof. Müller (Chair of Mathematical Logic)
  For information about theses please ask directly at the chair
• Prof. de Meer (Chair of Computer Networks and Computer Communications):
  Theses (currently supervised and completed)
• Dr. Jelena Mitrović (Junior research group CAROLL):
  Information regarding theses
• Prof. Müller-Gronbach (Chair of Stochastics and its Applications):
  For information about theses please ask directly at the chair
• Prof. Posegga (Chair of IT Security):
  For information about theses please ask directly at the chair
• Prof. Prochno (Chair of Functional Analysis):
  For information about theses please ask directly at the chair (previous theses)
• Prof. Rudolf (Chair of Mathematical Data Science):
  For information about theses please ask directly at the chair
• Prof. Rutter (Chair of Theoretical Computer Science):
  completed theses and open theses
• Prof. Sauer (Chair of Digital Image Processing):
  Completed theses
• Prof. Scherzinger (Chair of Scalable Database Systems)
  For information about theses please ask directly at the chair
• Prof. Sudholt (Chair of Algorithms for Intelligent Systems):
  Potential projects for theses
• Prof. Wirth (Chair of Dynamical Systems):
  For information about theses please ask directly at the chair
• Prof. Zumbrägel (Professorship of Cryptography):
  For information about theses please ask directly at the professorship

Furthermore, the following persons have been appointed examiners for bachelor's or master's theses by the Board of Examiners:

• PD Dr. Außenhofer (Professorship of Pure Mathematics)
• Prof. Bachmaier (Website)
• Prof. Brunie (Laboratoire d'InfoRmatique en Image et Systèmes d'information, INSA Lyon)
• PD Dr. Döller (Chair of Distributed Information Systems)
• PD Dr. Gilch (Chair of Stochastics and its Applications)
• Dr.-Ing. Arul (Chair of Computer Engineering)
• Dr. Größlinger (Website)
• Dr. Hölzl (Chair of Embedded Systems)
• Dr.-Ing. Schwarz (Chair of Dynamical systems, only in the Bachelor Internet Computing and Mathematics)
• Dr. Yaroslavtseva (Chair of Stochastics and its Applications)

Master's Thesis Assignment

Master's students in advanced semesters who have completed their credit-point requirements and compulsory seminars may request from the Board of Examiners to have a thesis supervisor and topic assigned to them if they have been unable to succeed on their own within a reasonable time frame. Please note that this should be a measure of last resort to be applied only after all feasible attempts have failed. If this applies to you, you may submit a request by completing this form.