Bachelor thesis
Technologie- und Innovationsmanagement
Accountable AI-based Information Systems (AAIS)
A Multi-Perspective Analysis
2022/08/05
Bachelor thesis, Master thesis
Information Systems & E-Services
Supervisors: Jan-Hendrik Schmidt, M.Sc., Sebastian Bartsch , M.Sc.
Accountability Facets and Their Impact on AI Architects
Accountable AI-based Information Systems (AAIS)
2022/08/05
Bachelor thesis, Master thesis
Information Systems & E-Services
Supervisors: Jan-Hendrik Schmidt, M.Sc., Sebastian Bartsch , M.Sc.
Master thesis
Information Systems & E-Services
Supervisor: Armin Alizadeh, M. Sc.
Master thesis
Wirtschaftsinformatik | Software & Digital Business
Supervisor: Dr. Nihal Wahl
Konzeption und Evaluation der Qualitätssicherung einer B2B Online-Handelsplattform mit Testautomatisierung
Bachelorthesis FB20
2022/08/02
Bachelor thesis
Wirtschaftsinformatik | Software & Digital Business
Supervisor: Timo Koppe , M.Sc.
Einsatz von Künstlicher Intelligenz zur Erstellung von Animationen
(in Kollaboration mit AD&VISION)
2022/08/01
Bachelor thesis
Wirtschaftsinformatik | Software & Digital Business
Supervisor: Timo Sturm, M.Sc.
Einsatz von Künstlicher Intelligenz für autonome Performance-Messungen
(in Kollaboration mit AD&VISION)
2022/08/01
Master thesis, Master thesis (30 CP)
Wirtschaftsinformatik | Software & Digital Business
Supervisors: Patrick Hendriks, M.Sc., Timo Sturm, M.Sc.
Einsatz von Künstlicher Intelligenz im Mediendesign
(in Kollaboration mit AD&VISION)
2022/08/01
Bachelor thesis
Wirtschaftsinformatik | Software & Digital Business
Supervisor: Patrick Hendriks, M.Sc.
2022/07/27
Bachelor thesis, Master thesis
Marketing und Personalmanagement
Supervisors: Prof. Dr. Dr. Ruth Stock-Homburg, M.Sc. Mona Kegel
Bachelor thesis, Master thesis
Marketing und Personalmanagement
Supervisors: Prof. Dr. Dr. Ruth Stock-Homburg, M.Sc. Mona Kegel
2022/07/27
Bachelor thesis, Master thesis
Marketing und Personalmanagement
Supervisors: Prof. Dr. Dr. Ruth Stock-Homburg, M.Sc. Mona Kegel
2022/07/27
Bachelor thesis, Master thesis
Marketing und Personalmanagement
Supervisors: Prof. Dr. Dr. Ruth Stock-Homburg, M.Sc. Mona Kegel
FinOps: Implementing and Evaluating a Solution for Managing Multi-Cloud Cost Strategies
(in Collaboration with Serviceware)
2022/07/26
Master thesis, Master thesis (30 CP)
Wirtschaftsinformatik | Software & Digital Business
Supervisor: Timo Sturm, M.Sc.
2022/07/25
Bachelor thesis, Master thesis
Marketing und Personalmanagement
Supervisors: Prof. Dr. Dr. Ruth Stock-Homburg, M.Sc. Merlind Knof
Master thesis
Marketing und Personalmanagement
Supervisors: Prof. Dr. Dr. Ruth Stock-Homburg, M.Sc. Merlind Knof
Bachelor thesis, Master thesis
Marketing und Personalmanagement
Supervisors: Prof. Dr. Dr. Ruth Stock-Homburg, M.Sc. Merlind Knof
Master thesis
Unternehmensführung und Logistik
Supervisor: Johannes Rentschler , M.Sc.
Bachelor thesis, Master thesis, Studienarbeit, Master thesis (15 CP), Master thesis (30 CP)
Motivation and Relevance
Advancing climate change is forcing the housing industry to rethink and restructure. In addition to everyday consumption, heat and electricity consumption in households is a significant driver of their CO2 emissions. New technological options for decentralized energy generation (photovoltaics, CHP, heat pumps, etc.), modern building materials, and construction methods, and the integration of digital and networked home appliances are enabling residents to live nearly climate-neutral lifestyles. However, these require high investment costs and a change of consumption behavior – often associated with a loss of comfort for residents. Due to the low proportion of owner-occupied housing in Germany, such changes must be actively driven by landlords, especially in large cities.
Incumbent business models of the housing industry hardly manage to combine the goals of landlords and tenants with regard to energy-efficient lifestyles. More money has to be invested in complex energy system technology, especially to provide heat, while the resulting increase in efficiency, combined with increasingly better thermal insulation, leads to significantly lower consumption. Since the costs are apportioned directly, the current pay-per-unit business model does not incentivize investment in energy-saving measures on the part of the landlord, in existing and new buildings.
Goal
Innovative business models can create a symbiotic landlord-tenant relationship with regard to energy-efficient behavior. For example, significant savings could be achieved by relinquishing control over heating or ventilation, as well as by adapting consumption behavior to the generation of renewable energies, i.e., offering flexibility. For the acceptance of such business models, they have to offer sufficient added value for tenants and landlords. For this purpose, this thesis will design an experiment on the acceptance of innovative business models. The aim is to map the scope for such business models and to derive regulatory implications. For this purpose, quantitative surveys and/or qualitative expert interviews should be conducted.
Interested in the thesis? Please contact Christian Tschiedel with a short letter of motivation, curriculum vitae, and performance review.
Technologie- und Innovationsmanagement
Master thesis, Master thesis (30 CP)
Background and Relevance:
The waste production worldwide is expected to double in the next 30 years. Waste-to-Energy facilities are a sustainable solution to the waste-management problem, with the advantage of the associated heat and power generation. If combined with efficient CO2-Capture technologies, there is a high potential for Carbon Dioxide Removal (CDR) through the capture of biogenic emissions. The problem is that the state-of-the-art post-combustion processes require high-energy inputs (>3.5 GJ/tCO2). However, novel capture processes like Carbonate Looping (CaL) have the potential to achieve negative CO2 emissions (CDR) with low overall efficiency and cost penalties. Still, the required infrastructure, efficiency losses, and little utilization or storage possibilities for CO2 inhibit technology adoption and diffusion.
Objective:
The objective of this thesis is to investigate the challenges and barriers to the adoption and diffusion of different CO2-Capture technologies in Waste-to-Energy and other facilities. Therefore, the Carbonate Looping implementation at the “Müllheizkraftwerk Darmstadt” serves as a motivating example. The thesis should outline the opportunities and potential of the technology, but also assess the required changes in the technology, policy, and incumbent mindsets to find further market diffusion. To achieve this, a combination of technical and literature analysis and qualitative interviews is helpful.
Exemplary questions:
Technology and Knowledge
- What is the status quo of Waste-to-Energy and Carbon Capture systems? Which projects exist that combine the two technologies?
- Which technological barriers and complexities inhibit the implementation of Carbon Capture technologies?
- Which knowledge gaps and technologies lack for a further implementation?
Market and Regulation
- What are the legal and market barriers and risks to the implementation of Carbon Capture technologies, especially Carbonate Looping?
- What are the key aspects that decide the economic viability of Waste-to-Energy projects with Carbon Capture?
- Which markets exist and how should they be addressed?
- Which innovative business models can increase market adoption and diffusion?
Are you interested in this thesis? Please send your CV and performance record with a short motivation letter to: Christian Tschiedel.
Technologie- und Innovationsmanagement
Master thesis
Marketing und Personalmanagement
Supervisors: Prof. Dr. Dr. Ruth Stock-Homburg, M.Sc. Mona Kegel
Bachelor thesis, Master thesis
AI Literacy refers to the competencies of humans that shape their interactions with artificial intelligence (AI). They determine, for example, how efficiently people can work with an AI. These competencies include technical skills such as programming, but also social skills such as knowledge of the impact AI has on humans.
In this thesis, we will investigate how AI literacy (AI competencies) of humans can be increased or trained. For this purpose, a design science research approach will be used to develop a tool that teaches AI literacy to people. First, the skills that are to be taught should be delineated. Then, different types of knowledge transfer should be tested iteratively with a test group in order to develop an approach that conveys AI literacy as efficiently as possible.
If interested, contact: Marc Pinski
Language: German or English
Start: as from now
Methods: Design Science Research
Information Systems & E-Services
Supervisor: Marc Pinski , M.Sc.
2022/06/10
Bachelor thesis, Master thesis, Studienarbeit
Marketing und Personalmanagement
Supervisor: Prof. Dr. Dr. Ruth Stock-Homburg
Bachelor thesis, Master thesis, Studienarbeit
Information Systems & E-Services
Supervisor: Dr. Martin Adam
Bachelor thesis, Master thesis
Information Systems & E-Services
Supervisor: Dr. Martin Adam
Bachelor thesis, Master thesis, Studienarbeit
Information Systems & E-Services
Supervisors: Dr. Martin Adam, Prof. Dr. Alexander Benlian
Bachelor thesis, Master thesis
Information Systems & E-Services
Supervisor: Dr. Martin Adam
Urban Mobility Services and Autonomous Vehicles
Wie schaffen autonome Fahrzeuge die Grundlage für urbane Mobilitätsdienste?
2022/05/25
Master thesis, Master thesis (30 CP)
Wirtschaftsinformatik | Software & Digital Business
Supervisor: Dr. Christian Olt
Bachelor thesis, Master thesis, Studienarbeit
Marketing und Personalmanagement
Supervisors: Prof. Dr. Dr. Ruth Stock-Homburg, M.Sc. Lea Heitlinger
2022/05/11
Bachelor thesis, Master thesis
Information Systems & E-Services
Supervisor: Marc Pinski , M.Sc.
2022/05/11
Bachelor thesis, Master thesis
Information Systems & E-Services
Supervisor: Marc Pinski , M.Sc.
Bachelor thesis, Master thesis
Information Systems & E-Services
Supervisor: Marc Pinski , M.Sc.
Bachelor thesis
Management Science / Operations Research
Bachelor thesis, Master thesis
Unternehmensführung und Logistik
Supervisor: Raphael Hackober, M.Sc.
Bachelor thesis, Master thesis, Studienarbeit
Marketing und Personalmanagement
Supervisors: Prof. Dr. Dr. Ruth Stock-Homburg, M.Sc. Vignesh Prasad
Bachelor thesis, Master thesis
Within the scope of our research project AlgoWork there is the possibility to write a bachelor or master thesis. If there are no specific theses tendered, you can contact Armin Alizadeh at any time on your own initiative (with or without your own topic proposal) with the following documents:
• a recent transcript of records (TuCan)
• a curriculum vitae
• planned start and
• planned research project (optional)
The thesis will be written within the context of our research project AlgoWork and can be written as a bachelor's or master's thesis in German or English. If you are interested, please contact Armin Alizadeh (alizadeh@ise.tu-…) at any time with a short CV and current performance record.
Further information about the research project AlgoWork and introductory literature can be found in the PDF.
Information Systems & E-Services
Supervisor: Armin Alizadeh, M. Sc.
2022/01/07
Bachelor thesis, Master thesis, Studienarbeit
Marketing und Personalmanagement
Supervisors: Prof. Dr. Dr. Ruth Stock-Homburg, M.Sc. Lea Heitlinger
2022/01/04
Bachelor thesis, Master thesis, Studienarbeit
Marketing und Personalmanagement
Supervisors: Prof. Dr. Dr. Ruth Stock-Homburg, M.Sc. Vignesh Prasad
Bachelor thesis, Master thesis, Studienarbeit
Marketing und Personalmanagement
Supervisors: Prof. Dr. Dr. Ruth Stock-Homburg, M.Sc. Lea Heitlinger
Master thesis, Studienarbeit
Marketing und Personalmanagement
Supervisors: Prof. Dr. Dr. Ruth Stock-Homburg, M.Sc. Lea Heitlinger
Master thesis, Studienarbeit
Marketing und Personalmanagement
Supervisors: Prof. Dr. Dr. Ruth Stock-Homburg, M.Sc. Lea Heitlinger
Bachelor thesis, Master thesis, Studienarbeit
Marketing und Personalmanagement
Supervisors: Prof. Dr. Dr. Ruth Stock-Homburg, M.Sc. Lea Heitlinger
Bachelor thesis, Master thesis
Wirtschaftsinformatik | Software & Digital Business
Bachelor thesis, Master thesis
Wirtschaftsinformatik | Software & Digital Business
Supervisor: Dr.-Ing. Melanie Reuter-Oppermann
2021/09/03
Bachelor thesis, Master thesis
Wirtschaftsinformatik | Software & Digital Business
Supervisor: Mariska Fecho, M.Sc.
2021/09/03
Bachelor thesis, Master thesis
Wirtschaftsinformatik | Software & Digital Business
Supervisor: Dr.-Ing. Melanie Reuter-Oppermann
Bachelor thesis, Master thesis, Studienarbeit
Marketing und Personalmanagement
Supervisor: Prof. Dr. Dr. Ruth Stock-Homburg
Bachelor thesis, Master thesis, Studienarbeit
Marketing und Personalmanagement
Supervisor: Prof. Dr. Dr. Ruth Stock-Homburg
Master thesis
Wirtschaftsinformatik | Software & Digital Business
Supervisors: Dr. Amina Wagner, Anne Zöll, M.Sc.
Abschlussarbeiten im Bereich IT-Management
In Kooperation mit Campana & Schott
2020/10/18
Bachelor thesis, Master thesis (15 CP)
Wirtschaftsinformatik | Software & Digital Business
Supervisor: Luisa Pumplun , M.Sc.
Master thesis, Studienarbeit
Wirtschaftsinformatik | Software & Digital Business
Supervisor: Prof. Dr. Peter Buxmann
Master thesis
Bachelor thesis, Master thesis
Supervisor: Prof. Dr. Simon Emde
2016/03/02
Bachelor thesis, Studienarbeit
Zivilrecht, Gewerblicher Rechtsschutz und Urheberrecht sowie Recht der Informationsgesellschaft
Supervisors: Dr. jur. Anna-Lena Fehr, geb. Wirz, RA Matthias Prinz
2016/03/02
Bachelor thesis, Studienarbeit
Supervisors: Dr. jur. Anna-Lena Fehr, geb. Wirz, RA Matthias Prinz
Bachelor thesis, Master thesis, Studienarbeit
Supervisor: Dipl.-Phys. Tobias Bier
Lizenzmodelle für den Statistikserver
Praxisarbeit mit Q-DAS
2014/01/17
Bachelor thesis, Master thesis, Studienarbeit, Diploma thesis
Supervisor: Prof. Dr. Peter Buxmann
Rechts- und Wirtschaftswissenschaften
Open topics for theses
Open topics for theses
Listed here are all the topics currently offered by many of the research groups in our department that may be used for the preparation of a thesis. It should be noted that not all research groups advertise the open topics for their theses via this function.
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