Degree Theses

All available thesis topics will be published here in the future. If a topic is of interest to you, you are welcome to apply for it in the form of an one sheet exposé. For further information, please contact the supervisor for the topic.

[Stand: 15.02.2022]

• As far as possible, the majority of the thesis topics offered at the chair includes a practical part (hardware/-software development, design etc.)
• The chair sometimes also provides internships followed by a thesis (tagged as Collaboration Thesis)
• A thesis at the chair is done in paper format with around 20 pages

• Every first Monday of a month, an updated version of available topics will be available at this webpage
• You will have time to go through the topics and write a one-page exposé on motivation and first approaches /solutions concerning the problem solution
• On 15th of every month the advisors start to review the exposés (you can still send in your exposés, but remember fist-come-first-serve)
• After submission of a successful exposé a 4 weeks induction phase starts and results in a 5-page extended abstract.
• By reading and evaluating the extended abstract, the supervisors decide to continue or abort the collaboration

With effect from September 1, 2016, no blocking notes and further rules of secrecy beyond the usual duties of secrecy and due diligence are permitted for Bachelor and Master theses. This was decided by Faculty V (Mechanical Engineering and Transportation Systems) of the TU Berlin for all associated Bachelor and Master courses on April 6, 2016.Please also note the following handout of Faculty V:

Handreichung - Neue Regelung zu Sperrvermerken in Abschlussarbeiten der Fakultät V