Systems Engineering Lab
While other labs focus on providing encapsulated tasks, the idea of the Systems Engineering lab is to encourage students to actively participate in ongoing research in the Systems Engineering Group.
Finding a topic for a Master Thesis can be a tedious task that requires students to dig deeper into certain subjects. Often 6 months are not enough to familiarize with a certain subject area and deliver high quality research. This lab is meant to help students already diving into a research area or project outside the thesis time frame and enables them to actively participate in the formulation of their Master Thesis topic. The students will solve tasks in a research project with increasing complexity in order to make them aware of open research challenges.
The research areas span data streaming systems, parallel computation, software transactional memory and cloud computing. At the beginning of the lab students will get to choose the area most interesting to them.
In general we prefer if the student takes the SE-lab for 4 SWS.
Organization
| Schedule and Location | Please make an appointment by e-mail |
| Contact | Robert Krahn |
| Language | English/German |
| Hours per week | -/-/4 or -/-/2 SWS |
| Registration | not required |
| Course of Study | Distributed Systems Engineering | Informatik & Informationssystemtechnik | Medieninformatik | Master & Diplom Informatik | Master Medieninformatik |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Module |
INF-DSE-20-M-INT
|
INF-05-KP Komplexpraktikum |
MINF-04-KP-FG4 Entwicklungsmethoden und Werkzeuge |
INF-04-KP Komplexpraktikum INF-MA-PR Master-Praktikum |
INF-E-4 Master-Praktikum |
Important Notes
- Some student solutions from the SE lab might be used for our research. The usage will always be anonymous, no private data of students will be exposed within our research. Please contact us if you have further questions.
Tasks and material for the lab
We negotiate topics based on their availability and the student's skills.
Please use this link to write an e-mail and ask for open topics.
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