Bachelor & master theses in the research field of human-computer interaction

We offer thesis topics for bachelor and master level of the study programmes media informatics, computer science, software engineering, and cognitive systems.

Below you can find an uptodate list of topic suggestions. Of cource, we are open to discuss any proposals by students in our research field. The descriptions are partially only visible inside the campus net.

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Overview of currently available thesis topics (bachelor level)

Increasing the Acceptance and Positive Perception of Urban Greening Agents	Supervisor: Albin Zeqiri
Exploring Data Physicalization for Understanding of Environmental Data	Supervisor: Albin Zeqiri
Investigating the Role of Virtual and Augmented Reality for Environmental Sustainability	Supervisor: Albin Zeqiri
Breaking the Rebound: Exploring Strategies for Sustainable Consumption	Supervisor: Albin Zeqiri
Driving Change: Approaches to Support Green Mobility Habits	Supervisor: Albin Zeqiri
Using Online Content Analysis and Language Processing to Unravel Factors Towards Sustainable Behavior	Supervisor: Albin Zeqiri
Sustainability-in-Design: Reframing the Human-Technology Relationship	Supervisor: Albin Zeqiri
Digital Roots: Fostering Nature Engagement in a Technologically Driven World	Supervisor: Albin Zeqiri
Adaptive Autonomous Vehicle Driving Style	Supervisor: Annika Stampf
Anthropomorphism in Highly Automated Vehicles	Supervisor: Annika Stampf
Hello Me! – How Similarity and Mimicry of In-Vehicle Assistants Effect Trust in Highly Automated Vehicles	Supervisor: Annika Stampf
Implicit Interaction Concepts for Highly Automated Vehicles	Supervisor: Annika Stampf
Get Up, Stand Up - Put Down Your Phone - How to turn smartphone sessions into a sporty activity.	Supervisor: Luca Meinhardt and Jana Funke
Calm Technology and Digital Detox - How to nudge people towards a healthier technology usage	Supervisor: Luca Meinhardt
Lost in translation – Enhancing the explainability of online translators	Supervisor: Luca Meinhardt
Constant motion stimulus for peripherical vision to create Unconscious Notifications	Supervisor: Luca Meinhardt
Learning and Teaching in Remote Settings	Supervisor: Tobias Wagner
Extensive Viewing for Language Learning	Supervisor: Tobias Wagner
Design Through My Eyes: Supporting Designers with a Vision Impairment Simulator Using Eye-Tracking	Supervisor: Max Rädler
Talk to Me: Voice User Interfaces in Highly Automated Vehicles for People Who Are Visually Impaired	Supervisor: Max Rädler
Tell me More: Empowering the Visually Impaired with Situation Awareness	Supervisor: Max Rädler
A small step for man... Human-Computer Interaction for Space Exploration	Supervisor: Pascal Jansen
Interfaces for Explainable In-Vehicle AI	Supervisor: Pascal Jansen

Overview of currently available thesis topics (master level)

Increasing the Acceptance and Positive Perception of Urban Greening Agents	Supervisor: Albin Zeqiri
Investigating the Role of Virtual and Augmented Reality for Environmental Sustainability	Supervisor: Albin Zeqiri
Online Content Analysis and Language Processing to Unravel Factors towards Sustainable Behavior	Supervisor: Albin Zeqiri
Digital Roots: Fostering Nature Engagement in a Technologically Driven World	Supervisor: Albin Zeqiri
Exploring Data Physicalization for Understanding of Environmental Data	Supervisor: Albin Zeqiri
Sustainability-in-Design: Reframing the Human-Technology Relationship	Supervisor: Albin Zeqiri
Learning and Teaching in Remote Settings	Supervisor: Tobias Wagner
Extensive Viewing for Language Learning	Supervisor: Tobias Wagner
Get Up, Stand Up - Put Down Your Phone - How to turn smartphone sessions into a sporty activity.	Supervisor: Luca Meinhardt and Jana Funke
Calm Technology and Digital Detox - How to nudge people towards a healthier technology usage	Supervisor: Luca-Maxim Meinhardt
Lost in translation – Enhancing the explainability of online translators	Supervisor: Luca-Maxim Meinhardt
Constant motion stimulus for peripherical vision to create Unconscious Notifications	Supervisor: Luca-Maxim Meinhardt
Obstacle-Avoidance and Path Visualisation in Urban Air Mobility	Supervisor: Luca-Maxim Meinhardt
Perceived Safety in Piloting for Urban Air Mobility	Supervisor: Luca-Maxim Meinhardt
Adaptive Autonomous Vehicle Driving Style	Supervisor: Annika Stampf
Anthropomorphism in Highly Automated Vehicles	Supervisor: Annika Stampf
Hello Me! – How Similarity and Mimicry of In-Vehicle Assistants Effect Trust in Highly Automated Vehicles	Supervisor: Annika Stampf
Implicit Interaction Concepts for Highly Automated Vehicles	Supervisor: Annika Stampf
Is this real? Understanding the perception of virtual worlds and how to manipulate it	Supervisor: Annalisa Degenhard
Talk to Me: Voice User Interfaces in Highly Automated Vehicles for People Who Are Visually Impaired	Supervisor: Max Rädler
Tell me More: Empowering the Visually Impaired with Situation Awareness	Supervisor: Max Rädler
Balancing Access and Acceptance: Exploring the Intersection of Personalization and Social Norms in Automotive Interface Design for the Visually Impaired	Supervisor: Max Rädler
A small step for man... Human-Computer Interaction for Space Exploration	Supervisor: Pascal Jansen
Interfaces for Explainable In-Vehicle AI	Supervisor: Pascal Jansen

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