A Selection of Supervised Diploma, Bachelor and Master Theses with many Possiblities in the Information and Communication Technology

A selection of the supervised theses shows the vast scope of possibilities for the Undergraduate and Graduate Students to actively take part at the research and development projects in cooperation with companies and research institutions of the Information and Communication Technology:

Performance Analysis and Playout Time Estimation for MOIP (Multimedia over IP)
Redesign of Traditional Transmission Network to a NGN (Next Generation Network) for a Fixed Network Operator
Standardized Mobile Device Interface for Driver Information System
Research and Implementation of Network Application Stack on IPTV
Investigation of PMD (Polarisation Modal Dispersion) in a nation wide fiber optic network
Implementation of a HTTP/SOAP-based Client Solution with Set-Top-Box
Proactive Self-Management of CPE-Devices in a Cisco System Environment
Investigation of the Compatibility of different IP Measurement Equipments according to IPPM Standard Advanced Test
Analysis of DVB-S/S2-Programs by means of a special Sat-Scanning System
Integration of a Speed-Carrier-System in an Umbrella Management System
Implementation of a new Voice Recording System for the PBX
Evaluation of a Operation & Maintenance System and Trouble Ticketing System within an existing IP/MPLS-Network
IT-Forensics: Technical, Organisational and Legal Preconditions
Implementation of an IT Asset Management System
Development of a System for the Transport Stream Analysis of IP Multicasts
Automotive Application Permission Concept
Security Building Blocks for Embedded Scenarios in MANET
Reliable Lock Detection of Digital Tracking Timing Loops at Low SNR
Digital Data Distribution Mechanism for Control oriented Embedded Networks
Implementation of Test-Cases for an UMTS Mobile Network System for Analyses of Potocol Stacks and Information Signals
Development of a Customer specific ISDN System with automatic Signalling
Quality of Information Aware In-Network Processing in Wireless Sensor Network
Network Responsiveness Aware Sampling in Wireless Sensor Network
Analysis and Extension of a Network Management System by a new Interface to Document Management System

Tunable Timeliness & Reliability Information Transport in Wireless Sensor Network