Bachelor's Project
The Bachelor's Thesis is the final part of the programme and is usually carried out in the sixth semester (2018 regulations). During the thesis, students will gain initial experience in the independent solution of a technical-scientific problem by applying the acquired specialist and social skills.
Bachelor's theses are supervised by a professor of the Department (including adjunct professors) or by a Downloadprofessor associated with the Department (PDF, 97 KB)vertical_align_bottom. Most theses are carried out under the guidance of, and in close contact with, a PhD student of the supervising professor.
A Bachelor's Thesis should take about half of a student's time during one semester, i.e., about 300-400 hours and usually has a duration of 14 weeks. The thesis includes an oral presentation and a written report, and it is graded. Before starting, the project must be registered in myStudies ("Projects/papers/theses").
Semester project, bachelor's and master's thesis offers at D-ITET:
If projects are taken, sometimes related projects may be available. Often, labs are willing to customize a project to match the students' interests.
Where bachelor's theses are not clearly advertised, it is advisable to search for topics for semester projects and ask about the possibility of working on them as a bachelor's thesis.
Many labs welcome students' own ideas for projects.
An overview of the labs that offer bachelor's, semester and Master's theses can be found on the page of the master programme.