You can find an overview on all courses and thesis-offerings here.
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Bachelor-, Master Theses & Student Research Projects

Would you like to write your thesis or Student Research Project on a project related to the Federal Armed Forces? We offer you the opportunity to support the methodological development of the Federal Armed Forces with algorithmic capability enhancements.
Together with our cooperation partners from the Federal Armed Forces, we develop exploratory approaches to improve existing and future problems.

We serve the water, land, and air domains with topics from the fields of

image processing,
sensor evaluation,
ontologies, as well as
predictive analytics, and
protection.

Thanks to existing cooperation agreements, you can conduct research with us using real data and use cases, and do not have to limit yourself to artificial data and scenarios.

Join us in developing the military algorithms of tomorrow. We look forward to hearing from you.

For more information on specific theses or Student Research Projects, please refer to the Ilias (link below).

ILIAS-Link to Bachelor-, Master Theses & Student Research Projects

Lectures

Bachelor Engineering Science

Discrete Control Systems

B.Sc. Engineering Science, ILIAS-Link for Students, Fall Trimester

Boolean Algebra, PLC Programming using boolean formulas.
Finite State Machines FSM, Timed FSMs, Probabilistic FSMs.
3. Analysis of FSMs, Observation and Diagnosis of FSMs.

Programming in C

B.Sc. Engineering Science, ILIAS-Link for Students, Winter Trimester

Introduction to C, Lists, Arrays, Structures, Functions, Pointers.
Simple algorithms, Sorting, Searching, Graphs

Programming and Computational Methods for Data Science

B.Sc. Engineering Science, ILIAS-Link for Students, Spring Trimester

Fundamentals of Statistics and Programming in Python
Regression and Decision Trees for Explorative Data Analysis
Fundamentals of Neural Networks

Bachelor Maschinenbau

Informatik I

B.Sc. Maschinenbau, ILIAS-Link for Students, Fall Trimester

Einführung in die Programmierung in Python
Einführung in Programmierparadigmen anhand von Beispielen (z.B. Datentypen, Kontrollstrukturen)
Algorithmische Untersuchung von numerischen Optimierungs- und Lösungsverfahren