Theses

To carry out project or final work, there is an up-to-date and authoritative downloadable guide.
This includes:

  • Cover and form sheets
  • Instruction
  • Tutorial slides for English students (ECUST)
  • Short Subversion tutorial (english)
  • Word template (english)
  • Proposal for periodic reports and folder structure

 


Open bachelor, master and student theses

We offer bachelor, master and student theses in various subject areas. If you are interested in writing a thesis in the following areas, please contact the respective supervisors! It is possible to adapt the topics in their scope depending on the type of work.

  • Digital signal processing conception, simulation and implementation of a MIMO transceiver for wireless in vitro communication

    Wireless communication in vitro based on an electric near field should be non-directional in some medical applications, e.g. using a MIMO antenna. Digital signal processing should be conceptualized, simulated and implemented.

  • Comparison of filter systems in a CIR-based 2-dimensional location cell.

    The goal is to simulate a 2-dimensional rectangular space. With respect to this space, create a position-dependent channel impulse response that is overlaid with distortions. Based on these channel impulse responses, the position must be estimated using particle filters or Kalman filters. In addition to signal processing theory, this includes knowledge of multipath propagation and channel impulse response, including spatial aspects of room geometry.

  • IT security and data protection

    Subject area: IT security and data protection are very relevant in product development - because more and more systems have IT components, a lot of data is processed and attack scenarios are becoming more diverse. Strengthening IT security can already be taken into account in the design, through analyzes of existing applications as well as through training. Work in this subject area can therefore be very diverse and have very different goals. 3 main areas are presented here.

  • Apparatus for self-aligning antennas for establishing point-to-point radio links

    Modern communication systems increasingly use wireless connections. They allow the user more mobility, more convenient data transmission or are more cost-effective than comparable wired connections. Directional radio links, which enable point-to-point communication, still offer great potential. However, due to the directionality of the antennas, both pairs of antennas must be aligned as precisely as possible to exploit the full potential.


Completed bachelor's, master's and student research projects

  • List of projects completed at CoSA
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