Theses at the Chair of Prof. Rinderle-Ma
- All theses have to be written in English.
- All theses have to be written in LaTeX (use Template for import in ShareLatex/Overleaf or local writing).
- All prototypes created as part of theses are to be hosted on our servers, thus Linux/backend and programming knowledge is mandatory.
We highly recommend to attend the (Master-)Seminar - Scientific Methods in Information Systems in advance.
Please send all applications with a CV, Grade Report (Leistungsnachweis), and an Application Form (including a detailed motivation). Contract work for companies is not a thesis. Please note that every thesis must make a separate, independent scientific contribution. External topics can be supervised only when there is a close link to the research topics and areas of competence of this research group.
Contact: bachelor.i17 [at] in.tum.de, master.i17 [at] in.tum.de
Bachelor Thesis Topics
Master Thesis Topics
Prerequisite: Business Process Technologies and Management (IN2105) or one of the Advanced Practical Courses of the Chair.
- Process Engine Based Edge Nodes for High Performance Sensor Data Collection
- Conformance Checking in Processes Choreographies
- Privacy and Confidentiality Mechanisms for Process Mining
Theses at the Krcmar Lab
Please note that since Prof. Krcmar retired in October 2020, he only supervises selected topics. You can find topics offered by his research group in the list below.
If you want to apply for a student thesis or project at the Krcmar Lab, please send the following documents directly to the contact person indicated in the topic offering and give us your motivation for the chosen topic(s) in your application letter/email:
- Application form (max. three topics): application form
- Current grades ("Notenauszug") from TUMonline
- CV
The following guidelines apply for theses and projects at the Krcmar Lab:
- Theses can be written in German or in English
- Theses can be written using Word or LaTeX
- Guidelines for student theses and projects at Krcmar Lab: Deutsch | English
- Reader for scientific writing: Deutsch | English
- Example of thesis formatting: Template
CURRENT THESIS TOPICS:
- AI-based assistance systems for in-process health applications (BA/MA/IDP)
- Business Models for Sustainable Product-Service-Systems (MA/GR)
- Exploring the Potentials to Support and Automate Creative Work (BA/MA/GR)
- Identifying Strategic Data Assets for Data-centric Transformation (MA)
*BA = Bachelor's Thesis, MA = Master's Thesis, IDP = Interdisciplinary Project, GR = Guided Research
Theses at the Wittges Lab
You can find topics offered by Wittges research group / SAP UCC in the list below.
If you want to apply for a student thesis or project at the Wittges Lab, please send the following documents directly to the contact person indicated in the topic offering and do not forget to include your motivation for the chosen topic(s) in your application letter/email:
- Application form (max. three topics): application form
- Current grades ("Notenauszug") from TUMonline
- CV
The following guidelines apply for theses and projects at the Wittges Lab:
- Theses can be written in German or in English
- Theses can be written using Word or LaTeX
- Guidelines for student theses and projects at Krcmar Lab: Deutsch | English
- Reader for scientific writing: Deutsch | English
- Example of thesis formatting: Template
CURRENT THESIS TOPICS:
- AI-driven Business Configuration - Recommender System (MA)
- GPT-3 Transformer-based NLP Ticket classification (MA)
- Identifying Factors Influencing the Environmental Impact of Code
*BA = Bachelor's Thesis, MA = Master's Thesis, IDP = Interdisciplinary Project